if its 50ft will it lose the internet strength?
1458303
not that I can tell I have used 3, 5, 10, 25ft and as long as you buy quality over quantity it doesn't seem to slow down any
1458304
I have seen no drop in performance but with any cable there is slight resistance over the length. With this what you would lose should be negligible.
2139045
My estimate is about 50 feet but the signal strength falls off quite dramatically at that distance. In our 3,800 sqft house there are areas where I have no signal. The house has 3 levels with all 9' ceilings. I will be installing a range extender. The router works otherwise quite well!
174156
I am not using any extenders still I get 100 mbps about 50 feet away. It should support, If you not using everything together.
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.
1929567
I think 40-50 yards might be pushing it for a decent signal. The website lists it for a large home, which I agree, it works great all through our house and outside the perimeter but it gets really weak as I'm pulling out of our short driveway. It's a great router, I highly recommend it but it might not fit your distance needs.
718198
I thought it said something like 150ft, but ours didnt make it anywhere near that. One thing I thought it couldve been was that our wifi signal was poor outside our house and the droid kept switching to mobile data and back. I would honestly say 50ft was the best we got for consistent flying.
312984
The small RG58 size cable at 2.4 GHz loses over 1 dB per meter. If the antenna has 14 dB gain, you lose any gain after ~14 meters. So YES you'll need another solution like moving the router with the antenna and linking with CAT 5 which is good to ~ 100 meters.
1084261
Yes. On any wireless link, Trees, Climate, buildings, ect., may interfere with the connection between both points.
1147098
Yes it will help. I am not sure if it will provide the solution, though. I share internet with my neighbor about 200 feet away and I get good reception. You mention acres, though. It would depend on the distance.
1454280
I can go 50 ft in any direction of my house and it works. It may work further away than that ,I checked it at the street in front of my house and at the alley behind me
1569806
No it won't. It is 99% passive. (Note: anytime you add connectors or cable to any installation you can suffer signal loss. However this is not even measurable on this device).
2127909
A 50 ft cable will be no problem. I have this connected to cabling throught my whole house and it's been working flawless.
1925141
I doubt it. If so the signal strength would be poor. At 500 ft, I'd hard-wire.
1763494
No. You'll get 15 to 30 feet maximum. It's just a little better than a desktop wireless keyboard and mouse.
267219
with 50 ft at 1800i i still get a few lost frames, so I would assume you would get the some what the same amount of lost packets. It got pretty pad that I had to drop down to a 25ft cable
1799821
The effective range for this device without any obstructions should easily reach 50ft at full strength. I have personally tested it at a range of 25ft without any interruptions in movement or degradation to it's precision.
384197
I have not had any trouble losing signals on the 50' cable. I did have problems with a "cheap" hdmi splitter that I returned to Walmart and then purchasedanother from Best Buys for around $ 85.00. I do notice that when the bonus room tv is on and I turn on the kitchen tv, the bonus room goes out for a second, but comes back on.