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<blockquote data-quote="neilf" data-source="post: 1340075" data-attributes="member: 53279"><p>This is probably aimed at all you networking gurus out there.</p><p>I have recently been having problems with my ISP router dropping out my airplay on a random basis.</p><p>This got so annoying that I thought I would lash out more dosh and replaced it with an Airport Extreme.</p><p>Extreme installed, no more airplay drop outs - so far!</p><p>My question is, the wifi signal strength on the Extreme is worse than on the original ISP router. </p><p>So why am I getting better wifi performance?</p><p>Just interested really, as it doesn't make any logical sense.</p><p>Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="neilf, post: 1340075, member: 53279"] This is probably aimed at all you networking gurus out there. I have recently been having problems with my ISP router dropping out my airplay on a random basis. This got so annoying that I thought I would lash out more dosh and replaced it with an Airport Extreme. Extreme installed, no more airplay drop outs - so far! My question is, the wifi signal strength on the Extreme is worse than on the original ISP router. So why am I getting better wifi performance? Just interested really, as it doesn't make any logical sense. Thanks [/QUOTE]
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