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Speaking of Netflix Streaming, were still having issues with our wireless signal strength. Do wireless signal boosters work? Anyone have a

Posted by Stephen (aka Sceire) Jun 8 '11, 07:56

brand recommendation?

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David recommended this one to me. It made a *huge* difference, and we've been problem free since we installed it -- (link) - prayformojo Jun 8, 08:02 6
- Thanks, bookmarked to check out later -- nm - Stephen Jun 8, 08:10 1
  - I wasn't sure if you were using your wifi. Some people just use whatever signal is open. -- nm - lileve Jun 8, 08:11
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  - (PS3) -- nm - Stephen Jun 8, 08:11
  - it will. the rangemax has multiple antennas and does mimo broadcasting. -- nm - decline Jun 8, 08:06 1
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how old is your router ? -- nm - decline Jun 8, 08:00 5
- It's an AT&T router, maybe two, three years old. -- nm - Stephen Jun 8, 08:07 4
  - that could be the problem. -- nm - decline Jun 8, 08:08 3
    - Yup, routers have a pretty high fail rate as they get older. -- nm - David Jun 8, 08:10 2
      - Hmmm, maybe I should call and see if I can get a new router. -- nm - Stephen Jun 8, 08:17 1
        
        It's worth a shot, but the one pfm linked is only about $65. -- nm - David Jun 8, 08:29
Are you using your own wifi router? -- nm - lileve Jun 8, 07:58 1
- That's...an interesting question. I don't know why it wouldn't be, but I'll check that out when I get home. -- nm - Stephen Jun 8, 08:02

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