Normal packet-reception ratio for TCP/IP
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I have an experiment set-up using two laptop machines , one acting as a transmitter and another as receiver. The transmitter continuously transmits packets of different sizes , depending on the time period of different timers that have been configured. The receiver captures these packets and calculates the PRR upon termination of the program.

The transmitter and receiver are separated by a distance of about just 6-7 feet

Is a packet-reception ratio of 0.87 normal for this TCP/IP set-up or is it on the lower side?
