Best country to setup for getting the strong wifi signal.

[Olndo Pindaro]

I just bought an Asus RT-AX86s.

I live in italy where rules for electromagnetic emissions are very strictly. My idea is to setup a country where emission can be stronger than italy.

It's a wrong Idea?

Thank
Olindo

 

[RMerlin]

It's a wrong Idea?

Yes. Both legally and technically.

 

[Olndo Pindaro]

I will go to jail?

 

[L&LD]

Maybe not jail, but heavily fined.

 

[Tech9]

I will go to jail?

Yes, and really fast. What do you think this car is used for?

 

[talisman2208]

You guys really think anyone will be able to tell, let alone come after him for this? I say go for it.

 

[sfx2000]

I live in italy where rules for electromagnetic emissions are very strictly. My idea is to setup a country where emission can be stronger than italy.

just kidding

 

[tgl]

You guys really think anyone will be able to tell, let alone come after him for this? I say go for it.

Here's the thing about radio-regulation violations: you are very literally broadcasting your guilt.

Now, I've never seen any black government vans driving down my street checking for stray wifi emissions, and I'll bet they don't do that routinely in Italy either. However, if somebody near you complains of interference, there will probably be an investigation, and if so it won't be hard to find the culprit. What's at stake here is use of licensed spectrum (maybe unlicensed elsewhere, but not in Italy) which seems to me to make it more likely that the legitimate users of that spectrum will notice and complain.

Anyway, @Olndo Pindaro hasn't explained to us exactly what problem he needs to solve, so it's hard to make recommendations. But "violate local wifi regulations" would not be my first recommendation for anything.

 

[Olndo Pindaro]

Here's the thing about radio-regulation violations: you are very literally broadcasting your guilt.

Now, I've never seen any black government vans driving down my street checking for stray wifi emissions, and I'll bet they don't do that routinely in Italy either. However, if somebody near you complains of interference, there will probably be an investigation, and if so it won't be hard to find the culprit. What's at stake here is use of licensed spectrum (maybe unlicensed elsewhere, but not in Italy) which seems to me to make it more likely that the legitimate users of that spectrum will notice and complain.

Anyway, @Olndo Pindaro hasn't explained to us exactly what problem he needs to solve, so it's hard to make recommendations. But "violate local wifi regulations" would not be my first recommendation for anything.

I simply resolved buying a good Asus router for wifi

 

[tgl]

I simply resolved buying a good Asus router for wifi

Sure. Set it up according to local regulations, and see how well it works. If the results aren't satisfactory, we can talk about what to do next; but we'll need some details to offer useful advice. (How much space are you trying to cover, what are the interior walls made of, what wifi interference do you face from neighbors, that kind of thing.)

 

[Olndo Pindaro]

Sure. Set it up according to local regulations, and see how well it works. If the results aren't satisfactory, we can talk about what to do next; but we'll need some details to offer useful advice. (How much space are you trying to cover, what are the interior walls made of, what wifi interference do you face from neighbors, that kind of thing.)

Can position the router on top my (inactive) amplifier?

 

[Crimliar]

Not an expert, but I seem to recall that modern Italian homes have conduit in place for everything. So it's not uncommon to piggyback ethernet cables into phone line conduit, add/change the necessary sockets and then add Access points to deal with the common heavyweight construction.

 

[Tech9]

Can position the router on top my (inactive) amplifier?

Sure. Look for changes in behavior when the amplifier is active.

 

[anotherengineer]

I just bought an Asus RT-AX86s.

I live in italy where rules for electromagnetic emissions are very strictly. My idea is to setup a country where emission can be stronger than italy.

It's a wrong Idea?

Thank
Olindo

First try setting up wifi as per recommendations from this site. If you need more range use 2.4Ghz and set manually.

(NOOB) Definition of "minimal and manual configuration"

I seen this advice repeated over and over. However, even after searching, I can't find any specifics as to what "minimal and manual configuration" means. The closest I've found is: "....just enough customization to connect to your ISP and secure the router's gui and wireless networks you have...

www.snbforums.com

and many other suggestions here

 

[talisman2208]

@Olndo Pindaro are you alive? Please reply. I want to make sure you haven't been black bagged.

I haven't seen any Italian news of a man committing suicide with two gunshot wounds to the back of the head yet, but I just want to make sure you're okay.

Thanks!