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Old 21-08-2012, 16:37   #26
Vieil Homme
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Re: Is Super Hub not so Super?

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Originally Posted by Stephen View Post
There are many many factors that could be causing the wifi issues. I have 7 other Superhubs in range of mine and have no problems with my signal, even through 2 really thick Glasgow tenement brick walls.

Even things like energy saving lightbulbs can affect wireless performance.
My Friend has a house either side of him one has a BT Hub and the other side they have an Apple Time Capsule. My friend lives in a 5 Bedroomed Barrett box and sitting just under the hub you get one bar to nothing on the iPhone and when you look at other networks both the Apple and the BT Hub are near full strength on the iPhone. If he wants to use the WiFi he has to go upstairs and sit in the room with the SH. As a stand alone unit it is not fit for purpose. IMHO

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Originally Posted by jb66 View Post
What's the engineer supposed to do? I get these all the time, I can't tell the customer the hubs a pile of poo
Ok I hear what you say but VM have sent round three engineers which is costing time and money and no doubt my friend will be calling them out again when he gets back from holiday telling them its not fit for purpose.
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