Evening. I install residential broadband for a well known UK ISP. There has been some debate between engineers regarding poor wireless signal in large/older houses. Which solution would be the most suitable to extend the wireless range. 1) Setup a 2nd wireless router to act as a repeater station (master/slave) or 2)Connect the 2 wireless routers using 200MBs Powerline adaptors to run Cat5e over the mains-ring in the house and setup the 2nd wireless router as a completely seperate AP (pointing to the 'master') See http://www.shop.bt.com/ProductView.... for example of Powerline adaptors - NB engineers carry the 200MBs spec. Pros & Cons - so far option 1 uses only 1 WEP key but relies on the wirless signal between repeaters being strong. Option 2 provides potentially better wireless coverage albeit with more equipment. Anybody else have any other Pro's & Cons to each solution. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Regards D Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3P Intel Core 2 Duo E6420 2x1Gb Corsair XMS2 DDR2-800Mhz Sapphire x1950Pro 160Gb Seagate Baracuda 500W FSP Bluestorm PSU

No brainer Powerline Home plugs are the way to go 85Mbps is ample for home networking, I have several clients using the "3into1" VNet adaptors and they are acheiving equivelent to WiFi speeds: http://www.homeplugs.co.uk/acatalog... http://www.solwise.co.uk/net-powerl... By the way you use Wireless Range Extenders to increase coverage...