wifi extenders
wifi extenders
hi guy's, any one can give advice on how to extend wifi to fe the home next door ,from router to extension about 15meters , i am using this one but the range is not enough ,https://www.lazada.co.th/products/unitb ... 7&search=1 , very slow and when we close our door ,gone ,we have double walled home...thanks for any advice
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This is the one I use and it works all round my garden but at the apartments I've had routers hard wired either end. This is the cheaper option.
https://s.lazada.co.th/s.12dDf
This is hardwired
https://bestwirelessroutersnow.com/dais ... s-routers/
https://s.lazada.co.th/s.12dDf
This is hardwired
https://bestwirelessroutersnow.com/dais ... s-routers/
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TP Link
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Yes the routers in the apartments are TP link, very good quality.
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I got one of these from China a couple of years ago, and it works very well.
I have tested it up to about 20 metres, across 2 separate houses. The secret it to place it so it is not too close to your router, or the receiving device(s). I power it with a power bank, but it will obviously work off any convenient source with a USB port.
There are a number of YouTube reviews.
https://www.lazada.co.th/products/xiaom ... gJl9_D_BwE
I have tested it up to about 20 metres, across 2 separate houses. The secret it to place it so it is not too close to your router, or the receiving device(s). I power it with a power bank, but it will obviously work off any convenient source with a USB port.
There are a number of YouTube reviews.
https://www.lazada.co.th/products/xiaom ... gJl9_D_BwE
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TP Link makes good stuff that's easy to set up and is reliable. Don't confuse it with D-Link gear which is dogshyte.
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3BB has just come (2 weeks ago) and run a fibre optic cable into my home and GIVEN me a new router (free of charge). I have tested it up passed our school, gotta be 150 metres. Jack knows where I am and the distance!
Off coarse they didn't pull out the old cable, is it any wonder there is so much pollution hanging on the power poles!!!!!
BTW, near on trebled my access speed to over 66Mb/s average in both directions. Me = a happy vegemite.
Off coarse they didn't pull out the old cable, is it any wonder there is so much pollution hanging on the power poles!!!!!
BTW, near on trebled my access speed to over 66Mb/s average in both directions. Me = a happy vegemite.
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Both directions surely upload speed much slower than download?Bandung_Dero wrote: ↑April 29, 2020, 5:24 pm3BB has just come (2 weeks ago) and run a fibre optic cable into my home and GIVEN me a new router (free of charge). I have tested it up passed our school, gotta be 150 metres. Jack knows where I am and the distance!
Off coarse they didn't pull out the old cable, is it any wonder there is so much pollution hanging on the power poles!!!!!
BTW, near on trebled my access speed to over 66Mb/s average in both directions. Me = a happy vegemite.
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No, I use speedtest.com, probably the best connection site available.
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Seems you are right if app can believed (just downloaded it) we are getting 200 Mbps download and 250 upload here in Udon, certainly surprised me but I'm not too tech minded
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Speedtest will give a snapshot of what your connection is capable of to the the nearest test server - typically Khon Kaen or Bangkok.
After that you are totally at the mercy of what the international "pipes" are doing inwards and outwards from Thailand.
Having said that, kopkei is really only interested in what his connection can do next door.
Any further suggestions there?
After that you are totally at the mercy of what the international "pipes" are doing inwards and outwards from Thailand.
Having said that, kopkei is really only interested in what his connection can do next door.
Any further suggestions there?
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that's what parasites do , leech off others knowledge. weren't you calling someone adunroaming wrote: ↑April 29, 2020, 7:06 pmSeems you are right if app can believed (just downloaded it) we are getting 200 Mbps download and 250 upload here in Udon, certainly surprised me but I'm not too tech minded
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Oh dear , don't you know he's Scottishcali4995 wrote: ↑April 29, 2020, 11:14 pmthat's what parasites do , leech off others knowledge. weren't you calling someone adunroaming wrote: ↑April 29, 2020, 7:06 pmSeems you are right if app can believed (just downloaded it) we are getting 200 Mbps download and 250 upload here in Udon, certainly surprised me but I'm not too tech minded
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thanks,very interesting all, just done the speed test advised by BD and got this dl 8.91 Mbps, ul 6.50 Mbps ,
ping 31 ms...khon kaen server...meaning terrible ?.....
ping 31 ms...khon kaen server...meaning terrible ?.....
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Yes that’s awful for Thailand.
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Here’s a reading I’ve just done, across WiFi on an old iPad and I would say this is slower than usual.
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cali4995 wrote: ↑April 29, 2020, 11:14 pmthat's what parasites do , leech off others knowledge. weren't you calling someone adunroaming wrote: ↑April 29, 2020, 7:06 pmSeems you are right if app can believed (just downloaded it) we are getting 200 Mbps download and 250 upload here in Udon, certainly surprised me but I'm not too tech minded
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The ping at 31 ms usually indicates a fault or issue at the server end, could be your internet service provider had problems and you were being directed to another server. I would try again to see what readings you get and check the package you signed up for
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The WiFi network you are on can also play a part. Same location, same device Different networks.dunroaming wrote: ↑April 30, 2020, 8:32 amThe ping at 31 ms usually indicates a fault or issue at the server end, could be your internet service provider had problems and you were being directed to another server. I would try again to see what readings you get and check the package you signed up for
2.4 GHz
5 GHz
PS I’m actually on a 75/30 FTTH package that TOT has temporarily increased the speed due to the virus.
One of the very rare instances where a virus is actually good news for computers.
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Yes if course and also the type of cable you have i.e. Cat 6 or fibre, I use 3bb now as I found true choked the speed and no real complaints about the service we get.