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Re: Adjusting the power from 100 to 10mW on the wireless, saves battery???
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A drop from 100mW to 10mW is a 10dB cut. 6dB less signal will reduce your range by 50%. 12dB less will reduce it to 25% of the initial range. So a 10dB cut will give slightly greater than 25% of the initial range. If you could get 100m with 100mW, expect 25 to 30m with 10mW. |
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But I find much comfort in the fact that I own both a tube amp, and an steel Italian bicycle. :) |
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Indeed. It might just cause more retransmissions if the signal is weak, or, cause the link to reduce speed in order to increase the energy per bit.
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I did a run round the main places i use my N900 in the house to test the quality (using Conky) once using 10mW and once using 100mW.
Here are the results ..........................100mW..........10mW next to pc............100%..........100% kitchen................63%..............60% bedroom.............55%..............58% toilet :D:D............41%.............43% so from that there is no difference to the quality on 10mW or 100mW it just depends on the question .... what extra battery time do you get:confused:. Maybe i should fully charge the battery, stream in video on 100mW and see how long it takes till the battery dies then recharge and retry on 10mW:eek: |
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so, as you can switch back to the original value, the question is simple:
does it save battery-life or does it not? [_] yes [_] no ;) |
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At idle, with no widgets, save for calendar and weather, and (3) POP3 email clients polling every hour, I can go about 24 hours per charge, given an hour or two of "use", with 10mW active "all day".
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Sorry. Couldn't help myself. Just had to get into this "my back yard is bigger than yours" contest. LMAO /hijack |
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