Remember, the soreness can be caused by any of the twenty-six bones, thirty-three joints, or the more than 100 muscles, ligaments, and tendons in the foot. Here is a look at the most common causes of sore feet, based on region: 1  Heel: Plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, calluses, and dry, cracked heels. 2  Arch: Flat feet, pes planus or fallen arches, plantar warts, Metatarsalgia, pes cavus, and overpronation. 3  Toes: Broken toe, bunions, hallux rigidus, turf toe, and hallux limitus.
Range is not an issue for me. I am more interested in the ideal setting for higher quality wifi calls. b) Auto (20 MHz or 40 MHz). Each 'band' or channel on the WiFi 2.4GHz is 5Mhz ... channel 6 for example uses 20HMz and there is a guard band or gap between that and the outside of challel 11. Setting 40Mhz gives 'you' mor bandwidth, and opens you up for more interference from/to others.
Your wireless router broadcasts your Wi-Fi signal on channels ranging from 1 to 11.* As more routers broadcast on the same channel as yours, your router's performance generally decreases.The solution: Scan for the least crowded channels and use one of those.If you're used to seeing countless Wi-Fi networks when you scan for a connection at your home or workplace, there's a good chance your wireless connection is broadcasting on the same channel as those other routers (unless you changed the default).f you've installed the open source Tomato firmware on your router, it scans and lists crowded channels for you, as well, and Android users may want to try previously mentioned WiFi analyzer. Remember that some Wi-Fi channels do overlap, so keep that in mind when you're choosing the optimum channel for your router.