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Forums › One NZ (including Farmside) › Cable in Wellington terribly slow/disconnections - Wi-Fi horrible
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mattbush
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  #1198339 16-Dec-2014 11:17
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JamesL: You make it sound like the internet is your lifeblood and without wifi you'll perish.. 


It must be your lifeblood with comments like that!



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  #1198361 16-Dec-2014 11:39
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A good plug and play device is the Pricespy: Netgear DGND3700 I use it on Vodafone Cable in Christchurch and don't have any issues. Super simple you won't need a professional.
Works on Cable and with a built-in ADSL modem in case you move so good all round unit.

Use this and Keep the Vodafone Router as a backup.

If you have an Android Device I recommend Google Play: WiFi Analyzer Great for finding interference free channels in your home.

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  #1198489 16-Dec-2014 16:21
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Newtown has heaps of WiFi congestion - it'll be that...

I know a few people around there who can't get anything good out of WiFi who live around the shop areas.




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