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A question if you dare to answer it 2017-02-05 06:44:24 Post No. 58803208
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What is the best antennae orientation for these two here?
The router is at the top floor of the house, the wifi adapter is in the basement.
How should the antennas on each be oriented?
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V or W shape. Signal spreads like an umbrella, only one antenna is used at a time per device (the strongest one), so having the side ones slightly turned covers more.
Wi-Fi adapter is best a pci-e adapter with magnetic antenna stands and placing the antenna high as possible.
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>>58803208
90 degrees to each other, or if the routers has beamforming, it dont mater
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>>58803317
Oh, I think they do. Good to know.
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>>58803208
>tfw router doesn't even have antennas
Been rocking this bad boy for almost a decade now.
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>>58803822
Honestly I've noticed almost no difference going from the thing in your picture to the behemoth in mine. I just needed a new one.
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>>58803822
It has antennas, they're just lines of metal on the circuit board instead. Lots of new routers do this.
On my tplink Archer C7 the 3 external antennas are for 5ghz and the 2.4ghz ones are internal.
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