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In the WindowsForum thread, Philip V inquires about the actual power output in milliwatts or dBm for his WiFi card's transmit power settings, which range from 1 (Lowest) to 5 (Highest). Usnorway responds that each device varies and suggests checking the device specifications or manual, emphasizing that higher transmit power isn't always necessary and can be adjusted based on proximity and need. The overall sentiment indicates that specific power values depend on the device, and users should refer to official documentation for precise information.
In the WindowsForum thread, Philip V inquires about the actual power output in milliwatts or dBm for his WiFi card's transmit power settings, which range from 1 (Lowest) to 5 (Highest). Usnorway responds that each device varies and suggests checking the device specifications or manual, emphasizing that higher transmit power isn't always necessary and can be adjusted based on proximity and need. The overall sentiment indicates that specific power values depend on the device, and users should refer to official documentation for precise information.
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every device is different and you would have to look on the website or manal for that info mate.
the basic idea is a printer that sits 2 feet from your computer doesn't need to send it's wifi halfway up the street so save the power and don't have the next door using your printer.
the basic idea is a printer that sits 2 feet from your computer doesn't need to send it's wifi halfway up the street so save the power and don't have the next door using your printer.
