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Hi akahan, yes I can get there. &nbsp;Yes the transmit power setting is 100. &nbsp;The highest there.
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Hi akahan, yes I can get there.  Yes the transmit power setting is 100.  The highest there.

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Tiras25 - Thank you and I was happy to assist to the extent I could.
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Tiras25 - Thank you and I was happy to assist to the extent I could.

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You always help. &nbsp;Thanks, John.
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The new latest AT&amp;T installed is 5031NV. &nbsp;This is for 6 people family. &nbsp;Each family member got x2 devices. &nbsp;iPhones, iPads, Wii, iMac, Windows laptop, and Android devices. <br />
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The router auto-set to 20MHz. &nbsp; Which Frequency and channel would be better. &nbsp;Currently at 20 feet distance the signal is pretty low.<br />
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Please advice.<br />
Thanks.
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The new latest AT&T installed is 5031NV.  This is for 6 people family.  Each family member got x2 devices.  iPhones, iPads, Wii, iMac, Windows laptop, and Android devices. 

The router auto-set to 20MHz.   Which Frequency and channel would be better.  Currently at 20 feet distance the signal is pretty low.

Please advice.
Thanks.

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