Network through AVR

[Adam]

That is one things I like about my area is the lack of traffic jams.(

It's normally pretty good here. The downtown stretch of the interstate is under construction with all exits closed, though, so if there is a disabled vehicle or accident, it's bone city. Once you pass the entrance to the concrete-walled cattle shute, there's no way out until you make it to the other side a few miles away.

 

[ParadigmDawg]

He may be too hung over to get in the attic this morning.

No thanks Alex, I ate a lot of hot stuff last night.

I didn't mean to leave you drinking alone Craig, I ran out and got a movie.

 

[adk highlander]

I didn't mean to leave you drinking alone Craig, I ran out and got a movie.

Thats ok. What did you watch? I watched Death at a Funeral. It was funny. I like dark brittish comedy.

 

[ParadigmDawg]

We watched "The Mist", I was not impressed.

Off to buy new living room furniture...anything to avoid the attic....

 

[gus6464]

Sorry Gus we are going to have to disagree on this one. I have been in the computer world for quite a while and there are just too many variables with wireless that make it unsafe to do mission critical services. I have installed wireless bridges & routers and use them with many client devices and I can monitor signal strengths variance by more than 60% with the wireless device in the same room. By all means surf the net, listen to music, whatever but I could not ever use or recommend it for that use.

I have installed long range wireless networks for use in the field (by field I mean Iraq) without much change in signal variance. An ethernet based network is not as immune to signal variance as you think either. One can have a crappy signal no matter the medium used (wired or wireless).