Do the additional speeds add to the range on the high or low or are they just more levels between the extremes
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Mine has several speeds. They go from slow to fast. I've never seen any other mixer with any other sort of controls. Have you ever used a hand controlled mixer before? This works just like any other. It just seems much tougher and harder working. I never look at the digital display in actuality. I just "shift gears" and keep on trucking.
474944
I would say, more to low end, with 3 of the 4 and just a more sensible range overall.
474945
Just more levels between the extremes. The high levels are the most problematic because that's when the attachments start shaking out of aliment and will even fall off. I'm throwing mine away. I wouldn't even give this away for free especially because I know 2 other people with the exact same hand mixer and the exact same problem. Hope this helps.
2175590
Sorry for responding late, yes, I seem it go as high as 70 even to 85. It does go that high.
45984
It won't increase speed but it will drastically improve performance a good way to get more speed is to also purchase a d-restricted boss I got mine from them as well gave me bout 10 15 more miles outta it
1692392
Yes, but this is overkill for DSL. You will not get the benefits of enhanced speeds because your bottleneck is your internet service provider.
2099745
Yes, the range should be markedly better!! Position is everything, it only took twenty minutes to find the sweetspot, I have 11 computer systems in my home and all are full bar, it works better than any extender I have ever used, and I have used them all.
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Mine has given me much more range than I had with just my modem. I cna now surf my whole property vs just 10 ft or so from before.
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This is a "it depends". If you are using the new ac wireless standard and have a good signal it may offer noticeable speed improvement. As slower standards and/or signal quality degrades any improvement at the diskstation side will become unimportant. The real question is can you really get much 100Mbps real throughput with *your* wireless environment?Some may disagree but I find a wired connection to be the most dependable for high-throughput situations. There are too many variables to be more specific but I hope this answer will help at least a little. This is a "it depends". If you are using the new ac wireless standard and have a good signal it may offer noticeable speed improvement. As slower standards and/or signal quality degrades any improvement at the diskstation side will become unimportant. The real question is can you really get much 100Mbps real throughput with *your* wireless environment?Some may disagree but I find a wired connection to be the most dependable for high-throughput situations. There are too many variables to be more specific but I hope this answer will help at least... » Read More This is a "it depends". If you are using the new ac wireless standard and have a good signal it may offer noticeable speed improvement. As slower standards and/or signal quality degrades any improvement at the diskstation side will become unimportant. The real question is can you really get much 100Mbps real throughput with *your* wireless environment?Some may disagree but I find a wired connection to be the most dependable for high-throughput situations. There are too many variables to be more specific but I hope this answer will help at least a little. « Show Less
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According to the installation manual - There are DIP switches inside the device to adjust performance for altitude. It has different settings for 0-2000ft, 2000-4000ft and 4000-6000ft. Over 6000ft they advise you contact their technical department at 1-877-737-2840.
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If you have a good router, and connect this to extend the range, the speed not as fast as you would have if connected to router itself, but the speed is not slow, I say it's a moderate speed. ... It's a workable speed of connection.
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I have these set up on opposite ends of a two story house, and on different circuits. They work well, but you will see a reduction in bandwidth. I am seeing on average around 150Mbits/sec with the units on different circuits. When they are on the same one it's closer to 350Mbits/sec. Still provides much more bandwidth upstairs than the wifi does.
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You can only extend the range of your network with an AirPort or AirPort Extreme, unless you connect it with a cable to your router. Still needs to be closer to where you sit than the wireless router.
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Yes. That is why the extended range version of this router is basically the same, except it has two larger, high gain antennae on it.
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The range the speakers is better, meaning better sound, but unless your running the volume higher. You will not hear a big difference.
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It depends. If you have 100mpbs+ and you dont currently have a Gigabit port it will increase networks speeds. If you have anything less than 100mbps all this will do is increase the speed your computer communicates with other devices on your network.
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Definitely variable. Think of the speeds as gearing. Within that gearing you can control how fast or slow based on pull of the trigger from min to max allowed by that gearing.
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The pros have speeds up to 750mbps and the LR ones are only 250mbps. The range of the LR access points are like 75 meters further though.
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Check your settings to see what your "increased" volume is set to (you'll have to read the manual to find out where to set it). If you already have the volume set to be loud for lower speeds but your "increased" volume is set to a lower level (mine came set at "1", which is the lowest level) it will change to that lower level at a higher speed. Hope this helps.