“Can I use more than one range extender on my system?”

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• Yes, but each will have a different name. For example - The main router will be home and the extender will be Home_XT. And then beyond that, Home_XT2. It's not recommended to extend an extension though.

  Answered by George 11 years ago

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• I wouldn't recommend it. If you spread out your signal with to many extenders then you will lose to much from your primary connection. Place the extender in between the primary router and the area you are trying to cover. Anymore than that and you will have defeated your original purpose.

  Answered by aggiemanrm 11 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by BMay 10 years ago

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• You can if you have a Dual or Tri-Band Wireless router, then you can assign each extender its on routing network.

  Answered by NobleB 10 years ago

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• You could put another on but why.

  Answered by JKR58 11 years ago

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• Yes you can. configure each one independently

  Answered by JohnF 11 years ago

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• Yes, just make sure they are at opposite ends of the main unit.

  Answered by spaceydudet 11 years ago

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