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Old 17th July 2011 | 09:52
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Loose rivets
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From: Walton on the Naze Essex.
Got up this morning determined to find a solution.

The last part of this post is a mystery to me - but first:

Having to assume huge aerial is faulty. 5db one not as good. Back to the little one.

To test the local signal, I put the second NETGEAR v 3 unit in the plastic conservatory that's fixed to the back of the garage. To my astonishment, I'm now getting the strongest signal for a long time from the FIRST and active unit. Coincidence? Probably.

The borrowed second unit giving a modest two bars.

Haven't co-related car in or out of garage - good thinking Bat Man.

Mystery bit: My pal once put a yellow wire into the conservatory. He says he simply connected the Linksys one to his NETGEAR via a yellow wire. OUTPUT TO OUTPUT. This can't be right . . . can it?

It's my intention today to take a 'snapshot' of his settings, then use mine as a relay station. It means pal and family must not need the net during my messing about time as it seems to be a lengthy procedure. Well, not if things go well, but in the real world...
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