I have a out house behind my house could i put one in the out house or how far can it be from my router. null

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Mike · Accepted Answer

It depends on how far your outhouse is from your house. but theoretically, you could have a unit plugged into your LAN near the modem, have a second unit in your house but as close to the outhouse as possible and then the third unit in the outhouse - sort of string them together and see how it works. see the picture.

Answered by Mike 6 years ago

Chevy0360 · Answer

From setting them up I found anything over about 50ft between pucks will yield a weaker signal

squeeky · Answer

My last one is located approximately 100 ft from the modem and first wife google. This is also through concrete wall and it is perfect. I don't have anything in the back yard yet

JazzyD · Answer

You can create a mesh network with all three routers. Also you can add an additional Wi-Fi router and if needed you can add more to. Depending on how far your house is behind the other house.

DB47401 · Answer

My limited experience says it may work if it is not too far. Google recommends no more than two rooms between routers. With line of sight propagation though it might give you enough useable bandwidth to access the internet. If power line adaptors are an option, one can use a wired backhaul connectivity according to the info Google provides

Answered by DB47401 7 years ago

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