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EventPhotoMan

EventPhotoMan

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When looking at a device connected wirelessly, the signal strength is -60 and the device is connected 802.11g

so my maximum is 54Mbps

the connection ranges from 1 to 54 Mbps

does this mean the device increases the connection based on the data needed to be sent or
Does this mean the signal strength is poor and at that time the maximum speed I 1 Mbps?

@ColinTaylor any thought?

it’s a wireless camera I installed in a model train.

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