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Exactly what i did.

Nice

Joel Panetta Online Simple why there are 19 thumbs down. 19 idiots = 19 thumbs down.

Keep in mind there are people that actually believe that earth is flat. unfortunately, they have access to the internet too.

Wikipedia is better. Or a text book, MIT lecture for that matter.

Research cellphone radiation Research cellphone tower radiation Research wireless/wifi radiation

How narrow minded you people must be to believe there are no downsides to wireless tech........... pffff tbh gtfo fried zombie brains and your wireless tech

then why the heck are you here? sshooo!! get the hell out!

props... someone knowing their stuff. most ppl if you said 80m or 10m etc they wouldnt even have a clue.

The premise for that quick chart is that 10^(0.3) = 2 approxmiately. For increasing 1 dBm we would see that 10^(0.1)=1.25 so we would multiply the original power by 1.25 to increase its strength.

11dBm = 20dBm-3dBm-3dBm-3dBm 11dBm= 100mW/(2*2*2)=100mW/8=12.5mW and 12dBm= 3dBm+3dBm+3dBm+3dBm 12dBm=2mW*2mW*2mW*2mW=16mW

wattage.... ie was both... typically voltage is a fixed point due to hardware limitations (now...) so its mainly amperage but it very well can be both. but since almost no-one deals with HV amplifiers now its pretty much always amps now but you really dont even deal with that due to frequency based modulation not amplitude. and if we talking your home wifi set it to the lowest possible setting that still lets you get a signal without issues. eg. my home 2.4/5ghz wifi runs @ 1/4 watt vs the default of 1 watt

How r u pawan

@@cupcupcup1802 wkwk i didn't need it again

No

For home use you could get away with 80. For a business I would stick with 20, or if it's low density 40.