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How to take apart the Airport Extreme 802.11n.
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We got our new Airport Extreme 802.11n today. We decided to deviate from our standard modus operandi and run some benchmarks before we took it apart. (I know, I know-- our screwdrivers were lonely for a while.) This image is a sneak-peek to get your appetite whetted.
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The new base station is amazing. We achieved a 10x performance boost, and a 3x usable range increase (significantly better than Apple's 5x/2x claims). Actual benchmarks are on the next page.
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We transferred two 35MB quicktime files (70 MB total). The first location was 5 feet from the base station. With the G base station, we had a reported comm quality of 56, and with the N base station the commQuality was 76. To get the commQuality, run the command `/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/ Apple80211.framework/Versions/Current/ Resources/airport -I`.
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4 件のコメント
try heat shrinks
My 3rd gen extreme stopped working... No LED indication at all. Tried factory reset, no joy. No LED light illuminates, although It appears the power supply does push juice to the unit somehow, because only indication I have that there still may be life in it is that all LAN inputs blink in unison. Any thoughts? Reparable? Or BER (beyond economical repair)? Unit gave no indication of performance degradation before it stooped working.
Tim Traaen - 返信
i have a ipod and a mac mini and airport extreme