Thread: Wireless Routers Signal Strength With The Fire
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Old 01-02-2012, 09:14 PM   #24
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Originally Posted by Athens80 View Post
I have an iPhone and the Kindle Fire at the same spot in the house, a spot where the Fire often registers no connection, and the Fire actually shows an equal or stronger signal at the router.
Odd that your router would claim to be connected to a Fire that claims it has no connection. Did you double-check the MAC address of the Fire to make sure that is what your router is showing the SNR for?
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