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xentaka 07-06-2009 21:42

WIFI Noob Question
 
I live in a community where our means of internet is obtained through city WIFI and until last week I was having great success with it.

I bought the Engenius EOC-2610 and mounted it on my house. Pointed it twoards the city node and kicked up the output to 28db ( high as it would go ). I ran the cable into my house and hooked it up to my router and then connected my PC by ethernet.

Before last week I had a great connection with absolutely no problems running I think -57 to -65 signal and not sure on noise as I never payed much attention.

Now I am running -60 to -65 signal strength and -109 noise and I have a horrid connection that is slower than molasses. I thought the -109 noise was the problem, but really not sure as I dont know much about it.

I tried adding a DirectTV dish with my 2610 mounted to it, and it improved my signal strength , but noise was still at -108 to -109.

Now it seems I can do nothing to improve my situation.. wondering what you intelligent individuals think.

zing_deleted 07-06-2009 21:47

Re: WIFI Noob Question
 
Its not very often I have to look up cuz somethings gone whoosh over my head lol Might need to contact the providers see if there is a problem. Where are you?

xentaka 07-06-2009 22:13

Re: WIFI Noob Question
 
I realized after I posted that this probably was not the right forum, but I found it while looking up signal noise. :o:

My confusion now is the -109 noise a problem, or is it irrelevant. I am also now thinking it is just the provider having issues with too much load.

DRZ400 07-06-2009 22:17

Re: WIFI Noob Question
 
-109db of noise is virtually nothing. At neg 65db your signals booming in.

LSainsbury 14-06-2009 14:50

Re: WIFI Noob Question
 
Xentaka: I'm assuming you are not the UK?


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