Does anyone know how much RF power comes out of a DG834G (in mW) ??
Thanks

Googled all over and found nothing that states a figure for this.

Thanks
Ray

In news: 5idkgvF3p6cq4U1@mid.individual.net - Raymond wrote :
I believe it will be no more than 100mw

Chris

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"Joker7" <sat_ring@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Thanks Chris,

But does anyone actually know of a site that specifies its output? Netgear
doesn't, thats for sure...

"Raymond" <00000@000.00> wrote in message
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http://www.swisswireless.org/wlan_calc_en.html includes the line:

Legal limit for radiated power (EiRP) for WLAN is generally set to 100mW (=
+20dBm) but it depends on country regulations.

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On Tue, 14 Aug 2007 22:48:35 +0100, "Raymond" <00000@000.00> mused:

knwo what the EIRP is.

Nope, still only know its no more than 100mW, but I doubt it's
anywhere near that. I can find power ratings for other routers, but
not one of the DG834G routers or clones using the same chipsets. Oh
well.
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Regards,
Stuart.

In message <8sb4c31nh1286465avn553vusf120gauhv@4ax.com>, Lurch
<myrealname@sjwelectrical.co.uk> writes
that's pretty well buried and may *not* be for the exact same model you
have. Ask Lenny, remember to divide the figure by the number of 60w
light bulbs you have in your house.
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Graham wrote:

....which isn't always adhered to, so who knows.

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