Output power of the TL-WN8200ND adapter

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doraimom

2013-05-28 22:24:59

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Output power of the TL-WN8200ND adapter

2013-05-28 22:24:59

Region : UnitedStates

Model : TL-WN8200N

Hardware Version : Not Clear

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Hi.
Can anyone tell me the output power of the TL-WN8200ND adapter?
TP-Link does not offer this information neither on the box nor on the website.
Is it 1000mw like the TL-WN7200ND adapter?
If it is inferior, how can the range be bigger (TL-WN7200ND 8x range, TL-WN8200ND 10x range)?
Thank you

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Steve Frey

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2013-06-01 15:46:18

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Re:Output power of the TL-WN8200ND adapter

2013-06-01 15:46:18

no idea about this~
You'd better email to tp-link support for details~

magge

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2014-04-26 14:55:58

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Re:Output power of the TL-WN8200ND adapter

2014-04-26 14:55:58

Did you find anything on the output power?

I'm trying to use the WN8200N as a access point and I get terrible coverage (radius of 1 meter or less).
Everything works within that range.

I tried various driver options to turn off power saving features and such, but have not been able to improve my range.
I cannot understand why the range of this product should be good if it's TX power is much lower than whats usual. I mean even if the antennas are super-sensitive that's only the RX part of the communication and it won't really improve the range on it's own?

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