I have a shop located about 130-50 feet from my router. will this repeter increase my sigal strength to my shop computer?
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Unfortunately, this is High Power Router not an extender. If you were looking for an extender, you may want to consider the SR10000.
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I have this unit wrks great up to 75 ft. From the input source..so 8 repeated it with a second unit to cover the other 75 ft. They have a step up from this one. I'm thinking about upgrading
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This Amped Wireless High Power Router is not a repeater, for the distance you have I am highly recommend the Amped Wireless High Power Extender to strengthen the WIFI signal from your router.
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I think that this router's range is pretty good, but 700 feet is too far for any consumer router, not to mention the ability of the client network adapter to be heard by the router. That is, not only does the client need to be able to receive the router, but the router needs to be able to receives the clients acknowledgements, etc.There are other ways to make the 700 foot range work.
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If you can see a signal now, this will almost certainly improve it. If you can't see his signal at all, this may not help. I have a small shop that is across the road from my house. The total distance is only about 150' but the signal has to pass through 5 walls and a tree line. With my laptop at the door of the shop, I could get a signal strength of 1 bar. With the Alpha plugged into a USB port on the laptop, I can move it to the back of the shop and I still have a signal strength of 4 bars.
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It will mostly depend on your landlord's router. With a good one it should just reach. For anything that far though, I recommend setting up a wireless repeater.
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It works! I have my WRE54G Expander setup with my WRT160N router and am getting 5 bars of signal where without the expander I got only 1 bar. The remote computer is 45 feet away and I am sure you will be good to 50 or 60 feet.
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It depends on how far away your router is. If you could mount this outside of your cabinet, this product would certainly help.
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It depends on the garage. If it has non-metallic walls between the router and PC is should work fine. But it the garage has alum siding, steel walls, metal door, foil backed insulation between the router and PC you will have an issue. My garage is the same distance and has metal roll up doors. Doors open were no problem but doors closed were N.G. I mounted a Netgear range booster antenna on the PC and mounted it as high as I could and it works fine now even with doors down.
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I am using this repeater and going aprox 250 ft away. The router is in an upper floor of a office building near my modem and it is going 250' to my house which would be like going up to the 4th floor of the same building. Try it.
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When it worked properly, it extended the range about 50 feet. However, it regularly dropped its connection to the router. I ended up giving mine away.
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The wireless router needs to be pretty close to you... Myabe like within 100ft?
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I haven't tried it from that distance. My receiver is in my shop, but that's 45-50 feet from my den.
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No; You may compare it to an antena which helps you reach the router with ease. It provides you a longer reach than with the regular one in your computer.
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Depends wireless router, i have just a wirless g and works at 70 yards away.i
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Not 100% sure if you will be able to extend that far but what I can tell you is when extending the wifi signal you lose performance and internet speed the farther the extender is from the router and the farther your products that you will be using are from the extender hope this helps
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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.
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I dont know what the maximum distance is becasue I dont have a good way of testing it. But, I was able to put the gateway on my access point. Its in the room furthest from the opener. It is a approximately 50 ft from the opener.
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If U check the TP-Link website... the antennas list dB gain. TL-ANT2414B 14 Db gain. But has short 3' cable, so must be able to be located close to the router. Amazon reviews say really boosts pickup ability of access point. But as Juan said.. the antenna on the router is to broadcast the LAN and receive back from ur computer... not sign onto some other network. The MR3220 gets the WAN from either ethernet (modem connection) or a USB 3G wireless modem.