It really varies depending on where the router is located ( ground level or 3rd floor), the type of building the router is in (wood frame, steel frame high rise) and what is in between (open air, or lots of steel)
In general a wireless router is good for about 100 meters around a a single story wood frame structure. Depending on many variables you can get 1/2 to 3 times this much
2007-10-30 14:59:36
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answered by johntrottier 7
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you will desire a replica of an deploy CD from somebody, because it has a touch piece of utility that manages and tests the relationship between your computing gadget and the internet. besides the fact that if, because of the fact it is not rather tied by serial quantity to a minimum of one router and one computing gadget (prevalent) you could snag a replica from any pal who has a Linksys router. Fetch it, and setting up would be a breeze - 15 minutes, max! as quickly as you unplug each and every thing, then load the CD and carry on with on-demonstrate screen instructions, pop, yer up. additionally, the Linksys help human beings are friendly, affected person, powerfuble. you could anticipate them. in the past you call, study that little tiny serial quantity on the backside of the router and characteristic it handy.
2016-12-15 12:16:14
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answered by ? 4
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Depending on how thick your walls are, you can generally get signal 100-150 feet from the wireless router. Without walls to obstruct the signal, a wireless router can broadcast its signal anywhere from 600-1000 feet.
2007-10-30 14:53:09
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answered by otakujb 2
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I have a wireless D-link 524 ........2 blocks is about all the signal will reach to. Before I installed a better antenna the signal would barely reach from the upstairs bedroom to outside back yard ,about 100 feet.It does seem to depend on obstruction also
2007-10-30 15:26:02
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answered by trapper1_CA T 5
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haha if your were in a skinny room a mile or two long with no walls or anything in the way with your laptop at one end and the router at the other, yes.
but i most cases, you ripped yourseld off with the speedboost. yes it does HELP. but no to the extent of half a mile. most routers will get you about 1-2.500feet. thats typical range.
2007-10-30 14:55:03
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answered by Anonymous
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Probably about 100 to 300 feet.
2007-10-30 15:35:33
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answered by Anonymous
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DEPENDING ON WHATS AROUND THE ROUTER,
LIKE CORDLESS PHONES,MICROWAVE AND THE SUCH
THAT INTERFERE WITH THE SIGNAL..........YOU MAY GET ABOUT 100-150 FEET: )
2007-10-30 15:02:30
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answered by BLUSKEYES 7
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you can go about a mile or close to two miles
2007-10-30 14:53:02
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answered by Sledge Hammer 1
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