Fri 23 Dec 2005
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If you’re tired of getting your WiFi connection messed up every time someone microwaves a burrito or takes a call on the cordless, you might be interested in Wi-Spy, a 2.4 GHz spectrum analyzer for scoping out WiFi networks and related interference and viewing it all in a graphical interface. That way you can know which channel is optimum as opposed to just guessing a number from 1 to 11. Created by MetaGeek, they claim it’s the cheapest device under $2500 with it’s capabilities, and at a mere $99 for the USB dongle we think they might just be on to something.
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December 23rd, 2005 at 8:48 pm
an alternative would be Net Stumbler (www.stumbler.net), a freeware app that monitors signals from wifi points and shows them graphically. You can even enable a midi output to play a frequency with each connection, and it’ll double as something to piss off your neighbors if you play it really loud