arstechnica Point-to-point Wi-Fi bridging between buildings—the cheap and easy way

[Avacado]

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Extending your Wi-Fi properly from one building to another is, unfortunately, a bit of a secret art—but it doesn't need to be either difficult or expensive. The secret lies mostly in knowing the right tools for the job. This is a job that shouldn't involve range extenders or rely on standard Wi-Fi mesh pieces

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Edited August 20, 2021 by Avacado

[BWG]

@firedflythis one is a bit ironic! I'm going to need to read this one when I have some time.

[Avacado]

Iv'e got TP link WAP/Extenders in the basement, they work great. I'm sure these are beasts too. When I read the 25km range thing my jaw dropped. 

Edited August 20, 2021 by Avacado

[firedfly]

52 minutes ago, BWG said:

@firedflythis one is a bit ironic! I'm going to need to read this one when I have some time.

 

I still say you just need a pair of Pringles can directional antennas!

[BWG]

47 minutes ago, firedfly said:

 

I still say you just need a pair of Pringles can directional antennas!

 

My antennas are internal in both mesh nodes. I wish it was that simple.

[pio]

C'mon guys, everybody knows you need Mt Dew can directional antennas!