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Re: Is there such a thing as a high-power wireless router? by Ray of Light 04/20/2007, 6:50pm PDT The Linux-based Linksys routers (Linux was used in their early models, then phased out for cost reasons, then reintroduced in an Enthusiast model) can take a variety of aftermarket firmwares, all of which expose the transmitter's power setting in the setup webpage (by default, it's set to a fraction of the transmitter's capability). In my experience, it won't help. User reviews of wireless repeaters is generally positive, and this seems like the way to go. Most people complain that the setup is complicated.

Is there such a thing as a high-power wireless router? by Willdog 04/20/2007, 6:25pm PDT     Re: Is there such a thing as a high-power wireless router? by Ray of Light 04/20/2007, 6:50pm PDT         Re: Is there such a thing as a high-power wireless router? by Furcifer 04/20/2007, 8:05pm PDT             Re: Is there such a thing as a high-power wireless router? by Willdog 04/21/2007, 9:08am PDT                 Completely bypassing your question by McMoo the Anti-Drug Cow 04/21/2007, 2:13pm PDT                     Re: Completely bypassing your question by Willdog 04/26/2007, 10:21pm PDT                     Re: Completely bypassing your question by Mr. Kool 04/26/2007, 10:56pm PDT