Recent content by osmosizzz

Hi, I have to cover a large building. I have 1 Netgear N600 and 2 Amped SR10000. I have them set up but issue is handoff. my mobile devices do not automatically change from lowest signal to strongest. so basically this is what i am thinking of now doing. I am going to set up the n600 and...

Alright sounds good. I'll just give the other two repeaters a new SSID Sent from my Oppo Find 5

Multiple devices were doing this however, laptop and 2 cell phones Sent from my Oppo Find 5

I got a netgear n600 router and a pair of amped wireless sr10000. They work great cover in a large building but on having an issue where I move from one zone of the building to another and my devices don't automatically switch to the one with strongest signal causing my speeds to degrade big...

We don't want to run wires everywhere. From where the router is to the spots with most traffic, we are talking about large distances which will require serious amounts of cables. So we are just going with the high powered repeater. Sent from my X909 using Tapatalk 2

Awesome! Were going to run a star formation of repeaters where each one connects to the main router . Also going to use the amped wireless. Thanks a lot. Really appreciated! Sent from my X909 using Tapatalk 2

So basically repeating on the same radio does not affect internet bandwidth. Only distance does that correct? Sent from my X909 using Tapatalk 2

I began looking at the amped wireless that was suggested and we are thinking of going with that one however, the feature that is missing is the fast lane one that net gear has which uses one band to receive signal and the other to output which eliminates degradation of speed. My concern is not...

I cannot do with the cat 5 cabling because it's a large building. I think I'm going to go forth with spreading out repeaters. Now, Ford anyone know if dual band routers natively can use one band to receive and the other to transmit? I want to use the 5ghz to receive and the 2.4ghz to transmit...

Hello guys and gals. I'm new to this forum. Please bare with me. I have a netgear WNDR3400 set up as my main router at a church building and we need have the majority of the building covered with WiFi signal. I have been reading for some time now and came to conclusion that we should get a...

20 down, 5 up Sent from my X909 using Tapatalk 2