would two of these work, one at each end, though trees and about 1.5 miles away
848496
No. Over that distance at legal transmitting power you will need line of sight with no trees and not even much in the way of clouds or mist between the two points. That is with *ANY* consumer wifi adapter you buy, not just this product.
848497
Although I don't claim to be an expert on the subject, I'm just another purchaser of this product. The power lonk is intended to replace the wifi transmitter in your computer. It has more power & a larger antenna than the one in your computer. It then communicates with a wifi router for connecting to the internet. A second one will not replace the router.
848498
These antennas are designed to pick up a broadcasting network. On my home and also on my RV I have telescoping antenna masts. You can even use a paint roller telescopic pole with three sections as I did on my RV to extend the length to twenty feet above ground level in still air conditions. They can be found at most large hardware chains. I have a telescoping pole with a thirty foot powered USB extension cable to get my home antenna to fifty feet above ground level. The higher your antennas the better they receive weak signals. These are directional antennas and must be pointed at the signals source to have the maximum RF gain. Without knowing your specific conditions I can only state that there must be a line of site connection, I.E. you cannot have a hill in the way of the 1.5 mile distance. The trees block your signal; if you have a lot of trees your signal will be degraded. In my own experience these antennas work as well or better than Yagi antennas. The height of your antenna and the terrain the signal must travel are the determining factors in your question.
2114625
I had a WiFi access point and one of those on the back of a Foscam Wifi cam and I was approx a mile down the road with no problem. The range can be farther but it is line of site so if there a lot of trees or buildings in the way the distance will be shorter.
856442
Sure, if your target is really far in the distance. This unit is a bit heavy to lug around the woods all day.
1714838
Five of them would work as well as two of them, just with more people using them. BUT forget the BS about a 50 mile range -- think more like 5 miles hilltop to hilltop in the country -- or 0.5 mile in a city or in rough terrain.
1842635
I don't see why not, if they are within the distance limitation and the codes are set the same.
1833272
Should not be any problemI have two remotes in a shed about 60 ft away from the receover unit. Both work fine, even in heavy weather!
1289067
I just went out to measure and my trees are 16 1/2' apart so I would say yes, that should work fine for you.
1686722
Ours works fine from one end of the house to other, about 60 feet. I don't think it is a question of distance as much as it would be that they be on the same circuit.
1808703
I can be about 10 ft from one phone but less from the second one. I think it may depend on the make of the phone too.
505979
It depends on the density of the trees, but the short answer is yes. It's pretty much line of sight.
1997802
I imagine one would work - I have only one mounted on the side of my house and , no woodpeckers. There is a loop on the bottom to which you could attach most anything.
2201387
I have several of these devices, and a mile distance is not a problem when it is line of sight. If you can stand at your second device and see a clear path to your first device (even a mile away), you are likely to have the two devices talk to each other.
362321
I don't think so. They are not going to have an effect at that distance. I LOVE these lights but I have them in the backyard each one focused on a cactus. They are excellent for that.
660502
You may be able to connect at this distance, at the frequencies involved too many variables to say for sure. A good directional antenna at both ends would sure help. My guess is with directional antennas both ends and a clear line of sight,you should work.Tom
2221650
your range, of course, is as far as your circuitry goes in the dwelling. I image you're trying to extend your range outside of the dwelling. I do not, however, have any knowledge of an extender working but I do know that another hub will work when hung off of one of them. That being the case, my impression would be that thestextender would work. I'm interested if it will. Let me know...
1850825
Depends on distance. A single unit will go far, but 2 units will go further.
1615022
As long as you are in the same canyon I think you can count on about 3 miles range. This could be reduced by heavy trees or boulders.