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Originally Posted by Cyni_cal
Yeah, the orientation of this thing is critical, just a few cm one way or the other can make all the difference. Even standing a reflective surface at right angles to the end where the lights are can increase coverage. Not distance. I like ****ing about like that. A leftover from my RHam days when you had to sort your own problems.
Or as the man says get a decent router and put the junk into modem mode.
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Oh dear! touchy, touchy, I suppose the notable exeptions will come on and tell us they have coverage when they where in Birmingham, and their Shub
was in London.  |
Nothing touchy about it, the same people keep posting the same thing (and I would include myself in that) and there isn't anything new in this thread that hasn't been discussed already.[COLOR="Silver"]
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@Seph
No conspiracy here
It's just tedious when the same thing is in every thread about the Superhub, I appreciate that some think it's crap and others don't, it would just be nice for a change for the 'advice' which is generally good on here, to be given without starting 'another' the Superhub is crap no it isn't discussion.
The personal disagreements seem to get in the way of the point being discussed which is a shame.