Will this shoot a wifi signal 2 miles through trees?
1166440
Hmmmmmmm, tough one . I've never had to use it for that distance. I connected to an AP that was about 300 Yards away, thru trees and homes.
573415
All I can tell you is this... if you have a fairly clear space without alot of trees, you should reach about 50 miles. We HAD a good signal until the trees bloomed their leaves and now no signal as we live in a Sherwood Forest type area of GA. I reach Atlanta some 30 miles away when the leaves are off with no problem. DBi gain, etc I do not remember, sorry. Also, I have a booster on mine I bought seperately and it really helps with digital channels.
207375
Yes it is ! You will be amazed with the increase in signal. My husband uses it in the middle of the woods.
150511
Probably. Find out where the tower is and see if you have a reasonable line of sight thats not obstructed by tall trees. I found heavy fog and rainstorms degrade the signal, so on those days its iffy. I live 30 miles away from the tower with hills and lots of trees in between but get a good signal most of the time with the amplifier.
2201391
WiFi is "line of sight," and with these devices you can go considerably farther than 3,000 feet. If you can see (with your eyes, not electronically) your target location from your source location, it is very likely you can set up a connection using two of these devices. I live in a canyon, and I put one of these on a hill about 3,375 feet away and my WiFi detector "heard" it with around 35 dB. A second one of these devices on that hill sends the signal back down into the canyon floor 2,144 feet farther away. I also get a strong signal over two miles away.
1198007
Yes you will until the battery runs down like anything else.Also your distance that are from the WiFi will decrease as the battery power decreases.Harry
77044
Most definitely. This is an extremely powerful antennae. It would have a decent signal at 1000 yards and can communicate with a twin antennae over a distance of several kilometers.
1787000
my distance is not clear but the signal makes it through though not full strength. if your distance is clear it should be very strong
1382303
not sureSorryhowever it worked GR8 for meused it on 2 other ends of a 2000 FT WIFI Network
1786998
I use one with a distance of about 300 feet (about 100 meters) and barely have the required signal strength. Also, the output signal is weak at a distance of 15 feet in my house.
1147611
If there is gps coverage it will work. Range depending on terrain and cloud coverage. Clear line of sight 2 miles dense undercover something under a mile.
1799824
It should easily reach that far. I just tested it and it was a good 20 some feet before it started bugging out. Just know that some wireless sources can interfere with the reception.
547477
That is a little far, this thing might not make it, you may need a higher powered AP with a separate high gain directional antenna. I've had it work well up to 200ft.
2064531
There is no such thing as a straight shot when wifi is involved. Range depends on a homes construction. If you want range this is not the item for you. Find a unit that has an external antenna. Even with an external antenna you would require a strong signal that is no more than 100 feet away for data transfer to work fluidly (without dropouts).
179885
It depends on your situation. If you need more range outside the house, or perhaps in a house with metal lathe and plaster that cuts down the signal range it will help. I set mine up 1/2 way between the barn & the house on the well house, & I now have several hundred feet of range.
2252309
Yes, it will. I have set one up for friend that is riding on neighbors signal and she is over 120 feet away from router. No issues watching youtube, netflix with this device.
1034386
I am using them to shoot an internet signal about 2 miles... through an old fiberglass garage door and some trees. It works wonderfully. It may be overkill for what you are doing though. I wish I could be of more help, I'm pretty green at the wireless stuff.