Comments on: 3Genuity – ways to boost your signal? http://3G-router.ie/2009/02/3genuity/ Info about Dovado Mobile Broadband Routers for Irish users Mon, 26 Dec 2011 14:13:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Dave Harkness http://3G-router.ie/2009/02/3genuity/comment-page-1/#comment-900 Dave Harkness Sat, 25 Jul 2009 10:23:08 +0000 http://3G-router.ie/?p=73#comment-900 Gerry, modem very easy to set up, not a bother at all. AND yes it seems to be working fine with my blueface internet based phone. The first call was a bit echoy, i changed the cat leads for some newer and shorter ones (not sure if this was the problem though) and now it is fine. Crystal clear call to my wife in france this morning. cheers dave Gerry,

modem very easy to set up, not a bother at all. AND yes it seems to be working fine with my blueface internet based phone. The first call was a bit echoy, i changed the cat leads for some newer and shorter ones (not sure if this was the problem though) and now it is fine. Crystal clear call to my wife in france this morning.

cheers

dave

]]> By: McFadden http://3G-router.ie/2009/02/3genuity/comment-page-1/#comment-5 McFadden Fri, 20 Mar 2009 04:37:10 +0000 http://3G-router.ie/?p=73#comment-5 I tell you what i did...i bought a 36 omnidirectional antenna..mounted it up outside my house, and attached the cable coming from that on to my 36 modem, i notice a "good" improvement but my connection can and does drop from time to time and i have to reboot the computer just to get the internet connection working again. If i found out further ways to improve signal i am all ears. I tell you what i did…i bought a 36 omnidirectional antenna..mounted it up outside my house, and attached the cable coming from that on to my 36 modem, i notice a “good” improvement but my connection can and does drop from time to time and i have to reboot the computer just to get the internet connection working again. If i found out further ways to improve signal i am all ears.

]]> By: gerry http://3G-router.ie/2009/02/3genuity/comment-page-1/#comment-3 gerry Wed, 25 Feb 2009 18:30:57 +0000 http://3G-router.ie/?p=73#comment-3 A fair point, Joe - how does one determine the correct antenna length? Of the 3G antennas available from <a href="http://www.solwise.ie/3g-antenna.htm" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">solwise.ie</a> for example, what are the specifications to look out for? A fair point, Joe – how does one determine the correct antenna length? Of the 3G antennas available from solwise.ie for example, what are the specifications to look out for?

]]> By: Joe Traynor http://3G-router.ie/2009/02/3genuity/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Joe Traynor Wed, 25 Feb 2009 16:03:50 +0000 http://3G-router.ie/?p=73#comment-2 It is not hard to boost reception but this is only half the problem it is very hard to boost transmission as you need to have an antenna of the correct length to be in tune, if it is not the corect length it will reduce the transmit signal.(theory of maximum power transfer) This is why moving the 3G card to the best signal is such a good Idea. It is not hard to boost reception but this is only half the problem
it is very hard to boost transmission as you need to have an antenna of the correct length to be in tune, if it is not the corect length it will reduce the transmit signal.(theory of maximum power transfer)
This is why moving the 3G card to the best signal is such a good Idea.

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