“Support more than one extender? We've used this for upstairs signal weakness but I would also like to have one on the interior wall closest to the back yard. Can more than one extender be paired? I'm guessing yes but would like to know for sure before purchasing. Thanks!”
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Yes and hope you can see my other posts as well. Pairing not an issue. They all work the same way. Just a quick setup next to your router and the device picks up all necessary info and then just go plug it in any outlet, anywhere. Hope this helped! Best 49 bucks I've ever spent to solve similar problem. Regards, God Bless Woody
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You can use two extenders, but they would not be "paired." Each extender adds a new network name (SSID). You can "daisy chain" them and, for example, if your router is "Home," then the first extender would put out a network signal named "Home_EXT." Then the second extender would receive the first extender and put out a network signal named "Home_EXT_EXT."
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, you can have several extenders on the same network to fill-in any dead spots. Have a great day!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I think you can use it, but you should connect to the Original Router, Be aware of "Stretching the rubber band, it will snap," you know you cannot connect too many devices to the extender because it will slow down the connection.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yep. It's actually called "wireless distribution system"
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Can't see any reason why not, you can always return it.
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