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  1. Vigilence
    Hi guys, I am considering purchasing a Pineapple Tetra. I searched out the forums for most of my answers but I do have a question about the range. How strong of a signal does the Tetra give off as far as distance (when in AP mode)? How great is the tetra at AP (SSID) discovery? Can it's AP signal and (SSID) discovery range compete with an Alfa wireless card such as these two (A) (B)? Thanks.
  2. TheB
    I'm working on a visualisation of wireless signal strengths and wanted to check if i have the correct information. I have read that wireless signal strength ranged from -50db to -100db where -50db is a strong signal and -100db is bad. I've read this on an windows dev site, so my question is; is this only true for windows or it this the standard? Thanks!
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