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Multiple Range Extender WN3000RP ?
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2015-05-12
03:49 AM
2015-05-12
03:49 AM
Multiple Range Extender WN3000RP ?
Hi
I have a simple question. Can i use more then one Range Extender WN3000RP(Or another Range Extender) on the same Network?
Thank you
Janeca
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2015-05-27
08:28 PM
2015-05-27
08:28 PM
Re: Multiple Range Extender WN3000RP ?
If you connect the 2nd extender to the main network that would be ok. If 2nd extender is connected to the 1st extender, its possible but expect a slow connection.
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2015-07-04
12:58 PM
2015-07-04
12:58 PM
Re: Multiple Range Extender WN3000RP ?
Thanks, minions08, I have the same question. How much slower should I expect the connection to be?
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2015-07-06
07:18 PM
2015-07-06
07:18 PM
Re: Multiple Range Extender WN3000RP ?
That I am not sure of as it depends on the environment. If the connection from the 1st extender is cut into half then probably can get 1/4 or less with your subscribe speed.
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2015-07-06
11:52 PM
2015-07-06
11:52 PM
Re: Multiple Range Extender WN3000RP ?
WiFI CSMA/CA protocols prevent simultaneous transmission from devices sharing the same channels (or overlapping channels), devices have to ‘listen’ and wait for clear air-time before transmitting. So any device with a single radio will by default reduce throughput by half, do this twice and throughput would be less than a quarter. Add losses due to range and obstacles and double repeating can be very problematic and disappointing.
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