moogaloo
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Hi All,
I have had a couple of wireless routers a Netgear MiMO Super G one and Zyxel Homeplug one.
I have had rubbish wireless connections using both with only the "next room" picking up a signal any further and nada. Also the Zyxel one has regular line drop outs.
I am currently using a homeplug solution, but get connection problems on different ring circuits with that too! I have undefloor heating with plenty of insulation between floors and all the walls are solid brick.
I am looking at the new "wireless N" ADSL routers and am wondering what to get. from reading reviews it seems that something like the D-Link DSL 2740R has very good performance and wireless range, but I wondered if I should spend a bit more and go for a SOHO router instead like the Draytek Vigor 2820? Do soho routers generally have better range then domestic routers?
I will still be using a "G" internet radio device and need good range in this mode as well.
Thanks for any advice
Chris
I have had a couple of wireless routers a Netgear MiMO Super G one and Zyxel Homeplug one.
I have had rubbish wireless connections using both with only the "next room" picking up a signal any further and nada. Also the Zyxel one has regular line drop outs.
I am currently using a homeplug solution, but get connection problems on different ring circuits with that too! I have undefloor heating with plenty of insulation between floors and all the walls are solid brick.
I am looking at the new "wireless N" ADSL routers and am wondering what to get. from reading reviews it seems that something like the D-Link DSL 2740R has very good performance and wireless range, but I wondered if I should spend a bit more and go for a SOHO router instead like the Draytek Vigor 2820? Do soho routers generally have better range then domestic routers?
I will still be using a "G" internet radio device and need good range in this mode as well.
Thanks for any advice
Chris























