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Originally Posted by mswhin63
Hi, Have a concern on above but if you can clarify it would be good, Generally wireless communications is 2 way so if the N work better to A, B & G wireless. Would it conclude that the transmission from the PC aren't forward compatible and would suffer in that direction.
I only ask as I have a wireless "N" router as well and found there is no change to the range in our installation. It maybe possible that you had a previously bad router before upgrading the "N". All 5 of my PC's and Laptops at "G".
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Before I bought my 'N' I did a lot of reading about them and asked a lot of questions.
Here is what I read and was told:
'Apparently' because the 'N' router has a more powerful signal strength it is able to pick up an A,B, or G signal easier
from a PC without signal loss.
The A,B or G PC is still
sending it's normal signal but being picked up easier by a better reciever (the 'N' Router).
The A,B or G PC is
recieving a stronger than normal signal (from the 'N' Router).
I don't know why It doesn't work good the other way (A,B or G Router to an 'N' PC). I'm not a Radio Technician, but apparently it doesn't.
I got the V8 analogy from a guy at Officeworks
