new router that actually works!

I pulled my hair out with D-Link routers and extenders for over a year.
Common problems, dropped signals, power cycling etc.

Since I have bought what seems to be the perfect router, I thought I would
share the info with all. (No, I have absolutely no connection with this
company).

The router is made by Parkervision. Just google for their website and read
about it. I thought, what the hell, I can spend another $100 for my sanity.
I live in a 3600 sq foot, Masonry--tons of angles, house. This one router
gets through the whole house without any problems, I also can go out by the
pool and work, all my porches too! Worked out of the box and I have not had
any dropped signals, nor had to power cycle only once every two months or
so, if that.

Just thought I would share my good fortune in finding this.

Anyone want a DLink router and 2 extenders? I'll sell cheap!

--

Donna wrote:
> I pulled my hair out with D-Link routers and extenders for over a
> year. Common problems, dropped signals, power cycling etc.
>
> Since I have bought what seems to be the perfect router, I thought I
> would share the info with all. (No, I have absolutely no connection
> with this company).
>
> The router is made by Parkervision. Just google for their website and
> read about it. I thought, what the hell, I can spend another $100 for
> my sanity. I live in a 3600 sq foot, Masonry--tons of angles, house.
> This one router gets through the whole house without any problems, I
> also can go out by the pool and work, all my porches too! Worked out
> of the box and I have not had any dropped signals, nor had to power
> cycle only once every two months or so, if that.
>
> Just thought I would share my good fortune in finding this.
>
> Anyone want a DLink router and 2 extenders? I'll sell cheap!

Considering all the problems you had with em, maybe you should PAY someone
to take em off your hands... How you pay me $20 and ship em free?

Did you purchase the ParkerVision adapters as well? I was curious to
know whether the router gave you the increased range with a non D2D
technology adapter.


Donna wrote:
> I pulled my hair out with D-Link routers and extenders for over a
year.
> Common problems, dropped signals, power cycling etc.
>
> Since I have bought what seems to be the perfect router, I thought I
would
> share the info with all. (No, I have absolutely no connection with
this
> company).
>
> The router is made by Parkervision. Just google for their website and
read
> about it. I thought, what the hell, I can spend another $100 for my
sanity.
> I live in a 3600 sq foot, Masonry--tons of angles, house. This one
router
> gets through the whole house without any problems, I also can go out
by the
> pool and work, all my porches too! Worked out of the box and I have
not had
> any dropped signals, nor had to power cycle only once every two
months or
> so, if that.
>
> Just thought I would share my good fortune in finding this.
>
> Anyone want a DLink router and 2 extenders? I'll sell cheap!
>
> --

Which D-Link router? The 624 (extended-g)? I have heard that some of these
are difficult to work with, or have problems.

Or the 524? I like mine. <g>

Or which one? How much is cheap? I might want to play with some extenders
and another router. ;-)

thanks,
dave
(One out of many daves)

"Donna" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I pulled my hair out with D-Link routers and extenders for over a year.
> Common problems, dropped signals, power cycling etc.
>
> Since I have bought what seems to be the perfect router, I thought I would
> share the info with all. (No, I have absolutely no connection with this
> company).
>
> The router is made by Parkervision. Just google for their website and read
> about it. I thought, what the hell, I can spend another $100 for my
sanity.
> I live in a 3600 sq foot, Masonry--tons of angles, house. This one router
> gets through the whole house without any problems, I also can go out by
the
> pool and work, all my porches too! Worked out of the box and I have not
had
> any dropped signals, nor had to power cycle only once every two months or
> so, if that.
>
> Just thought I would share my good fortune in finding this.
>
> Anyone want a DLink router and 2 extenders? I'll sell cheap!

<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Did you purchase the ParkerVision adapters as well? I was curious
to
> know whether the router gave you the increased range with a non D2D
> technology adapter.


From what I read, you need the adapter for the extended wireless, the
adapter
has a huge antenna in it

http://www.pvnotes.com/archives/2005...lan_rec_1.html

On the same site they do some comparisons to the belkin pre-n.
According to the test, the belkin is much better in a home environment
do the the mimo, but the parkervision does better (distance wise) in
open range.

I did not buy anything but the router. Thought I would try that first
before I bought the adapter as I had called Parkervision before I bought.
That is what they suggested. As it turns out, I don't seem to need the
adapter.

"Airhead" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>
> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed) oups.com...
>> Did you purchase the ParkerVision adapters as well? I was curious
> to
>> know whether the router gave you the increased range with a non D2D
>> technology adapter.
>
>
> From what I read, you need the adapter for the extended wireless, the
> adapter
> has a huge antenna in it
>
> http://www.pvnotes.com/archives/2005...lan_rec_1.html
>
> On the same site they do some comparisons to the belkin pre-n.
> According to the test, the belkin is much better in a home environment
> do the the mimo, but the parkervision does better (distance wise) in
> open range.
>