Thread: Router Antennas
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Old 29-11-2012, 21:45   #23
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Re: Router Antennas

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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq View Post
Not any further than it is designed to go.

The relevant point is the antenna has no effect on the transmit power of the router.
So the router doesn't output fixed power. Agree the router has a power limit but it can be adjuster beyond the design parameters.

I thought antennas only affect the gain and therefore impact the signal
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