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what does dbi stand for. I don't know and witch is better.
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When we want to compare antenna gain to an absolute level, we use
dBi = 10·log((base)10)(G)
The correct pronunciation of this is dBi, or decibels relative to isotropic.
Screw the antennas for that price you can buy another basestation - if you get one with network bridging, you can extend your net by essentially re-broadcasting it.
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Originally posted by hadocon:
When we want to compare antenna gain to an absolute level, we use
dBi = 10·log((base)10)(G)
The correct pronunciation of this is dBi, or decibels relative to isotropic.
Screw the antennas for that price you can buy another basestation - if you get one with network bridging, you can extend your net by essentially re-broadcasting it.
cost less it looks like.
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look at this Macworld article on Airport Extreme antennas
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