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Tom Alexander
2026-11-01 13:06:38 -05:00
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@@ -194,13 +194,10 @@ I tested each card in two different locations:
1. About 6 feet from the access point with a clear line-of-sight.
2. In another room, going through 1 interior wall.
# TODO: Add floorplan?
[[./files/floorplan.avif]]
And I ran each test with both power saving on and power saving off.
To run the tests, I built a bootable live USB that kicks off my scripts, saves the results to disk, and then shuts down the laptop. So the laptop was left undisturbed and unused during each run of the test. For full transparency, you can access my test script here. The code was not meant to be clean/portable/reusable/good. I only only releasing it for full transparency into the process. I will not be releasing the full output because even seemingly innocuous things like a list of BSSIDs can pinpoint the location of my home.
To run the tests, I built a bootable live USB that kicks off my scripts, saves the results to disk, and then shuts down the laptop. So the laptop was left undisturbed and unused during each run of the test. For full transparency, you can access [[./files/wifi_test_suite.tar.xz][my test script here]]. The code was not meant to be clean/portable/reusable/good. I am only releasing it for full transparency into the process.
I started each test at 70% battery at left it unplugged for the full duration of the test (to support power consumption readings).
# TODO: Add a link to the test script code.