Is it possible there could be something nearby that is interfering with the radio signal? Too many possibilities, I guess, so I won't begin to hazard a guess as to what. Bill Planey On 1/10/05 9:44 PM, "Jim Freeman" <jpfreeman at mac.com> wrote: > I'm trying to improve the Airport coverage in my apartment. I just > moved my Airport Express base station into the living room to take > advantage of the stereo and to locate it more centrally (AX + DSL). I > still have good internet access with my 12" PBG4 1.33 ghz in my office > and just about everywhere else, but my wife still has intermittent > access in her office with her dual usb iBook. This is the latest > configuration. I've tried several others. > > What's interesting this time is that my PowerBook works just fine in > her office. With both laptops side by side on her desk, I get 2-3 bands > in the menu bar airport icon, while she gets 0-1. > > Could this be a problem with airport extreme not being quite backward > compatible? In a previous configuration I had my old gray 1st gen ABS > set up and she still had lousy coverage in her office, although the old > ABS was further from her office than the Airport Express is now. > > Could her Airport card be "wearing out" or something like that? She has > decent access when she's a bit closer to the base station. Do I need > another Airport Express to "extend the range"? Would a full fledged > Airport Extreme base station have a longer range? > > Jim > > _______________________________________________ > Titanium mailing list > Titanium at listserver.themacintoshguy.com > http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/mailman/listinfo/titanium