Thread: Wireless Routers Signal Strength With The Fire
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Old 01-04-2012, 01:39 AM   #33
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i would stay away from the signal booster devices. Before i got the new router i tried one and for the money it didn't help much and would disconnect every other time so it was more trouble.
Took it back the next day and ordered a new wireless router. Better to upgrade all the way instead of trying to patch/band-aide a bad signal to begin with.
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