will a belkin notebook card with a range of 700 ft give me full access to the internet from my brothers router
My brother and i live in 2 seperate houses but on the same piece of property and we have a network ran from his house to mine, which i was told was perfecly legal as long as its on the same property. Anyway, he has a linksys router at his house with one wired connection and 2 wireless and i have one wired desktop pc on it. As long as i am in my kitchen where my desktop is i can get online with my laptop on wireless with a speed booster, but i cant get on at all when im in my bedroom, which is on the other end of my house. IF i buy a notebook card with a range of 700 ft. to stick in my laptop will i get more range and be able to have full access in my bedroom?
Maybe you could but you I’d advise against it. Because wireless has only recently become popular with people generally (as opposed to a smaller group of society with more computer knowhow) it’s now popped up that manufacturers make a LOT of spurious claims.
The general max rules of thumb on 802.11g is that it will go for about 75 meters outdoors (82 feet), the new untested and problematic 802.11n goes for about 50 (165 feet). Some manufacturers say that they have “super speed booster extreme” or “hyperboost” or a lot of other emotive crap. It never really hits reality.
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