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A poor signal from your router or nearest network is more than enough for you to lose your temper for the day.
Interestingly enough, this article confirms what I noticed: when I try to log on when in my studio at 40 meters from my house, if the weather is covered of rainy, it is slow and sometimes it just does not connect properly…
What is the case where we are off – grid and receiving a telephone signal through an external antenna, which is run through an internal amplifier so we can get a LTE signal in house. We use our phones as wifi fi hotspots. Does a rainly cloudy day have more of an effect on wifi in that case? We still seem to get bars on our phones in rainy weather and can receive and make calls with no problem.
Recently the construction work of our home is completed. Due to this the humidity in walls is very high that the walls are highly moist. So, that’s why I’m facing the problem of poor internet connection in rooms even just few meters away from the router as compared to lounge where the router is located 😏
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