“Will this work out in my detached garage?”

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• Yeah I think it really depends on how far it is from the node but yeah very possible. Would definitely work if you had Ethernet jack in the garage.

  Answered by Skeptic 7 years ago

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• As long as you have a node in your main house that can connect to the garage node. Only way to find out is to try.

  Answered by Velop4Life 7 years ago

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• Depending on how many of them you buy...3 will cover up to 6,000 as square foot.

  Answered by Snkerhead82 7 years ago

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• As long as your garage is within range of the network (4000 sq ft for the 2 pack) it should work great. I get good signal at least 10 ft from my house and coverage is pretty wide.

  Answered by LoveM3SomeT3ch 8 years ago

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• Depends on your distance from the house if you go by wifi signal. However, if you can run a CAT6 cable to the garage, then you can hard-wire the second node in the garage and have a full signal and full bandwidth.

  Answered by Teacher 8 years ago

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