Right peeps does the higher the wifi numbers on the scale on the anylizer mean a better wifi connection ? Cheers
Wifi anylizer
- Thread starter Gavin Williams
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Hi
Also you can use speed test app to measure speed of your internet that your box is detecting.
Regards
@Gavin Williams Yes, the higher the the network reaches in that graph, the stronger the signal is.
However, rather than looking at how much difference between 0 and the top of the graph's points isn't the important part here, it is the amount of space between the top of the graph, and the end of any noise (think of that as also start at the bottom). Don't think WiFi Analyzer does that, but even so, the
A bit like 10 people talking to each other in a room, voices have to be raised sometimes just to be understood. Conversations you're not interested in = noise. Your conversation with someone else has to be heard above the rest of the room. If you're talking to a quiet person, you'll end up leaning in to hear them (moving WiFi client and AP closer together), if you're talking with a loud person, you can probably just about stand on the wrong side of this room with everyone in and still here your conversational partner.
However, rather than looking at how much difference between 0 and the top of the graph's points isn't the important part here, it is the amount of space between the top of the graph, and the end of any noise (think of that as also start at the bottom). Don't think WiFi Analyzer does that, but even so, the
A bit like 10 people talking to each other in a room, voices have to be raised sometimes just to be understood. Conversations you're not interested in = noise. Your conversation with someone else has to be heard above the rest of the room. If you're talking to a quiet person, you'll end up leaning in to hear them (moving WiFi client and AP closer together), if you're talking with a loud person, you can probably just about stand on the wrong side of this room with everyone in and still here your conversational partner.