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Question: Any information on range? i have .5miles, 2640' to cover, with last few hundred feet through trees. My options are this or something from Ubiquity.
Document: I bought it only to extend our wireless range by maybe a thousand feet, but it isn't able to go through any obstacles. I does fine when there is nothing in the way though.if you are looking for something to extend your wireless range through a flat, clear area, this will work perfectly; but if you want something that can go through walls and trees, I would look elsewhere.
range is excellent. has options for just about anything you want to do from repeater to bridging. there is a learning curve to set it up. You have to do your homework before you set it up but once you get it set up it is rock solid. Decide what you want to do with it and know the other equipment you are going to put it in the system with as there are lots of options with this device. Yes I would recommend this item.
Was a little difficult to set up because it's designed for multiple uses and is a little more complex than a normal router. And last, password/secure it well. Because of the range, you probably won't see the criminals logging on to it.
I purchased this product to try to get wireless access to more than one location at our hunt camp. The set up was quick and easy, and I was able to pick up full signal even though there was about 300 feet of thinned trees between the 2 locations. We had 2 smartphones and 2 laptops connected at the same time and all had great performance.
we used two of these pointed at each other to share a LAN connection about 1000 feet away so we didn't have to run a huge cable. It wasn't line of sight either, there were a couple trees and the corner of a building in the way. It wasn't blazing fast but it worked pretty well.Another time I stuck one out of our second story window just to see what I could pick up. It picked up over 200 networks and about 30 of those had a strong enough signal to connect.
We have an observatory located around 600 feet from our main house across two hills and through some trees. The observatory has power but no internet. Our house is two story, and on the second level has a clear line of sight to the remote building.I purchased two of theseTP-Link TL-WA5210G High Power Wireless Outdoor CPEin order to create a point to point wireless network to be accessed from this remote location.
I have now used four of these devices and am extremely happy with them. Impossible to beat for the price.My first purchase was for myself to provide wireless for a guest studio apartment on my property that is about 100 feet from my main house. Simply locating a router near the window to cover the studio apartment never worked very well. When I had guests staying in the studio they had patchy internet and a Roku hooked to a TV inside the studio would not work at all.
It has an amazing range, I would estimate 200 to 400 feet depending on obstructions.The only issue that has come up is the occasional need to reboot (unplug, replug) after power outages.At the moment the device is being RMA'd due to an issue that cropped up after a recent power outage. So far the RMA process has been very fast and painless.
Let me start off by saying that this is not something meant for beginners. It requires going into the router and playing around with the settings. I've had a fair amount of experience with changing router settings, but this was beyond my knowledge. I had to call customer support and they were very helpful in walking me through the setup. However, after it was set up, it rarely worked.
If something changes, I'll update this review. But right now, I am cursing the fact that I took three weeks before installing this device.I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT. IF YOU NEED WARRANTY SUPPORT, IT IS NOT A GOOD EXPERIENCE.
Answer: I have used these as far away as 3 Kilometers away from each other in Argentina. Worked great, very good connection and as fast as the g would allow. I wish they made a newer version of them. Any other questions feel free to ask.