Increasing router range

[Aaron 2NR]

i used an apple airport express to extend my range in a part of the house...had some issues with the cisco range extender...

http://www.apple.com/airportexpress/

[speedaholic]

TP link routers.... tork done..

[ismithx]

dd-wrt, adjust the output strength - best solution

[pioneer]

i used an apple airport express to extend my range in a part of the house...had some issues with the cisco range extender...

http://www.apple.com/airportexpress/

how exactly you did that with an airport express?...which router u have?

[Hance Rampersad]

I can do with some advice on this topic.

I have a Belkin N300 purchased from pricesmart which apparently needs to be restarted every week in order to work properly , the range is OK for short range internal house use, but I need to upgrade in order to get good access outside the house and to have a more reliable service. I am looking at 100 to 150 feet range through 5 standard concrete walls between the point of setting up the router/computer and the outdoor point where strong reception is needed, what is the recommendation ?

[wagonrunner]

using this very happily.
http://www.ampedwireless.com/products/sr10000.html

don't have the problem of your number of concrete walls.
also helps if you have it in area where you can connect to a lan port, though to date i have had no need. (up 3months or so).

I use it to extend signal from a WRT54GS running tomato.

[Duane 3NE 2NR]

^ get a Linksys router

a good Linksys router will need setup only once, even if you lose power/electricity, will hardly ever need resetting and will give you that range.

plus you can run DD-WRT on it with ease

[thermaltake]

I can do with some advice on this topic.

I have a Belkin N300 purchased from pricesmart which apparently needs to be restarted every week in order to work properly , the range is OK for short range internal house use, but I need to upgrade in order to get good access outside the house and to have a more reliable service. I am looking at 100 to 150 feet range through 5 standard concrete walls between the point of setting up the router/computer and the outdoor point where strong reception is needed, what is the recommendation ?

tp-link.. check wizz computers..

[wagonrunner]

^ get a Linksys router

a good Linksys router will need setup only once, even if you lose power/electricity, will hardly ever need resetting and will give you that range.

plus you can run DD-WRT on it with ease

uh the WRT54G is a linksys router, that does the DCHP etc.
The SR1000 far exceeds the linksys range. And the resetting would be required only because of where it's located. With that type of weatherproofing (patented eh ) required, i consider it inevitable.

[pioneer]

wagonrunner is you who put up da shed on de highway be el socorro?

[wagonrunner]

wagonrunner is you who put up da shed on de highway be el socorro?

why you hadda loud up my HQ hoss?

[boods1234]

http://www.amazon.com/Securifi-Almond-W ... roduct_top

Thinking bout buying this for my home, Just really hope it does what it claims..

Anyone have experience with this product?