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There is nothing in standard wireless devices or APs that will allow you to do that.
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There is nothing in standard wireless devices or APs that will allow you to do that.

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does it means almost impossible for us now to build a program that will measure the wireless distance since there is no tools which support it??? 
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does it means almost impossible for us now to build a program that will measure the wireless distance since there is no tools which support it???

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does anyone here can help me out of how to measure distance between two wireless device accessing same AP..I mean, in term of what programming language should i use, where can i get an idea of it API source..your help is really much appreciated.
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does anyone here can help me out of how to measure distance between two wireless device accessing same AP..I mean, in term of what programming language should i use, where can i get an idea of it API source..your help is really much appreciated.

Measuring distance between two wireless device...

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