@jccoxWhile I can't guarantee the following will solve the issue, its possible its tied to WiFi channel congestion. That said, I'd recommend you install WiFi Analyzer for Android or something similar if you have an iPhone, then open the app and see how many others use the same channel/band. If you find many others are on the same channel, log into the router and pick a channel with less congestion. Often times, people rely on the service provider equipment with by default uses 'auto channel select' and is often the problem.. Personally I prefer wired to wireless since it eliminates this kind of thing.
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Jonathan
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