I only need about 2 feet for activation - can the coverage be reduced?
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i do not believe so. I hope, if you buy this, you have better luck than we did. There were some mice making a home in our yard. Bought this and I think they actually laughed, :( . Moved it right next to the bird feeder, where the mice would also gather. They walked right in front of it. The only animals it seemed to bother were our dogs.
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I have not had very good luck with the range or the sensitivty of this device. I bought two of them and one does seem to have a little better sensitivity then the other but neither are great. For the price, I have simply installed them at about seven feet high and point them in the direction that I want covered. I hope that just the site of them is a deterent to an intruder. Mine are installed outside of my house but they may work better installed inside.
312985
I'm not sure but my guess is that 50 meters is going to cause a noticeable drop in the signal strength. I've added 5+ meters without a problem. Amazon sells extensions up to 9 meters only. My best suggestion would be to ask the manufacture.
1266905
i doubt it. i have mounted it horizontally in a pantry approximately 1.5 ft ovrhd. i need to wave overhed to activate.
81599
No, it's not meant to reach that kind of area. I'd call Wilson. They're support is really great. They may suggest something like this with different antennas or they may suggest a home sized unit.
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It is hard to say exactly in feet. What I can tell you is that I live in a cul-de-sac. I can get Wi-Fi from three houses away. If I am at my neighbors house two houses down I can be inside of their house connected to my Wi-Fi. If you have a standard size home of 3000 to 4000 ft.² I can pretty much guarantee this will cover the entire thing. Unless it is made out of metal. This is my first "commercial" type router and I am 100% satisfied with it and I don't think you would be disappointed. Prior to this my Netgear router and Netgear range extender had several dead spots in my house I don't have any dead spots. It is hard to say exactly in feet. What I can tell you is that I live in a cul-de-sac. I can get Wi-Fi from three houses away. If I am at my neighbors house two houses down I can be inside of their house connected to my Wi-Fi. If you have a standard size home of 3000 to 4000 ft.² I can pretty much guarantee this will cover the entire thing. Unless it is made out of metal. This is my first "commercial" type router and I am 100% satisfied with it and I don't think you would be disappointed. Prior to this my Netgear router and Netgear range extender had several dead spots in my house... » Read More It is hard to say exactly in feet. What I can tell you is that I live in a cul-de-sac. I can get Wi-Fi from three houses away. If I am at my neighbors house two houses down I can be inside of their house connected to my Wi-Fi. If you have a standard size home of 3000 to 4000 ft.² I can pretty much guarantee this will cover the entire thing. Unless it is made out of metal. This is my first "commercial" type router and I am 100% satisfied with it and I don't think you would be disappointed. Prior to this my Netgear router and Netgear range extender had several dead spots in my house I don't have any dead spots. « Show Less
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I don't know how far range can coverage? How many feet?How about wi fi speed for 5ghz and 2.4ghz?
725670
The coverage is good. No drop in signal. I have been using for my computer inside my room connect wireless to my hub in the living room for the pass 3 months.
917897
Yes, one will probably do the job. I was prepared to double up but it wasn't necessary. The signal was strong enough at the remote location (300 feet) without having to add equipment there.
1273327
What bothers me is that you said you live miles from "coverage," which could mean you show zero bars of signal. That won't work. You need to be inside the AT&T; coverage area and showing some kind of signal. Even one bar with -105 dB will work...but there needs to be something to latch onto.
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There is over a foot distance. I have my router and moden there and there is plenty of space left over.
789972
Be careful. Any extra radio devices can cause Wi-Fi on the rikomagic to longer work correctly. I'dday you could get 8 to 10 feet, but don't expect more.
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SORRY for the late response, but the unit shud be aty least 2 feet from any wall
294133
i used this device in my girlfriends home for a few yrs before upgrading to a much better netgear n150, her house is 986 sqft, single floor, had good coverage.
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It is very simple. Just like setting up a wireless router. 50-60 ft should be no problem as long as there are no obstruction. With clear line of sight you can cover 150-200 ft. Hope this helps
471054
I have a metal roof on my house. I have the antenna mounted on the end of the roof closest to the cell tower. I am behind a hill that previously blocked all reception. I do have to have the phone close to the inside antenna (15' to 25') and not in the room where my wifi router is.
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My range is at times as much as 50 feet. Most of the time I can have the transmitting source at one end of my home and I can venture to a different room at the opposire end before the Knivio begins to lose contact. There are instances when the range is much less. My range is reduced when the transmitting source is inside and I step outside the home. Reception is lost when the separation is as little as 10 feet. Another instance is when my bathroom's tiled walls seperate reception from transmission. Even at less than 7 feet.