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Most wireless access points advertise ranges of 150 (indoors) to 300 (outdoors) feet, but your WAP may not reach that far if there are obstacles in the way, such as thick concrete walls or walls with lots of pipes running through them. However, you can extend the range by buying a repeater (also called a wireless extender) or a high gain wireless antenna. For reviews of a couple of readily available repeaters, see: http://www.winxpnews.com/rd/rd.cfm?id=040203TI-Wireless_Tip
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