where is the wi-fi aerial on a bus?

[Jack Campin]

I often find myself tying to do something with bus wi-fi when the
connection drops. I presume sitting near the signal source would
help. Where (on an LRT bus or a First X95) do they keep the wi-fi
transceiver?

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[Graeme Wood]

Post by Jack Campin
I often find myself tying to do something with bus wi-fi when the
connection drops. I presume sitting near the signal source would
help. Where (on an LRT bus or a First X95) do they keep the wi-fi
transceiver?

It is unlikely that the connection is dropping due to the wifi signal
strength. It is more likely that the bus is just not getting a strong 4G
mobile network connection.

[Jack Campin]

Post by Graeme Wood

Post by Jack Campin
I often find myself tying to do something with bus wi-fi when the
connection drops. I presume sitting near the signal source would
help. Where (on an LRT bus or a First X95) do they keep the wi-fi
transceiver?

It is unlikely that the connection is dropping due to the wifi signal
strength. It is more likely that the bus is just not getting a strong
4G mobile network connection.

The bus can lose its connection, but often I see other people
continuing to use it when I can't. I suspect my iPhone 3GS
doesn't have very sensitive reception.

I also seem to get dropouts more often when there are a lot of
younger people on the bus, doing bandwidth-intensive stuff.

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mobile [phone] <http://www.campin.me.uk> Twitter: JackCampin