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| Wireless Type | 802.11g |
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Working great, but it did take some time
I'm in my late 50s and not real tech savvy, but have been paying for two internet accounts at my house for several years. We have an acre of land and a big metal shop on the back of the property with a second metal building behind that, and that's where my office/studio is. I could never get any reception out there and have paid $60 x2 for at least 3 years for internet. Then I stumble across this product and thought I would give it a try.First, we are Mac people, so it was a little harder to understand how to make a router not a "router" and an "access point". Tech support was very nice, but they were speaking greek to me? I watched several Youtube videos, read, and re-read instructions, but was totally confused.Then I typed in "wifi access point" online and saw many options and realized I had an old internet extender that looked like what they were showing. I plugged it in out in my office (on the receiving end) and it works GREAT!! I could not call SuddenLink fast enough to cancel that second account (saving $720 per year now).This wi-fi bridge is working perfectly, but there was a moment I was ready to pull my hair out. It was all on me because I am not a tech guy. Again the company was very nice and the product is wonderful, just understand that you CANNOT put active routers on each end they will confuse each other. It will "kind of" work, but not really. Once you understand that the receiving end should only work as an access point (look it up) then it will be ready. The main router is sending info to the other end through the antennas, so no need for another router unless you convert it to work as an access point. Loads of videos showing how, but I was confusing using a Mac and not a pc computer.Hopefully my ramblings and photos help someone. Between paying for this system, plus a couple of ethernet cords, I already had the poles outside for a tv antenna and a cell booster, I spent less that $300. That will pay for itself in 6 months. And I promise I cannot tell a difference in my computers performance.Do it!
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I'm in my late 50s and not real tech savvy, but have been paying for two internet accounts at my house for several years. We have an acre of land and a big metal shop on the back of the property with a second metal building behind that, and that's where my office/studio is. I could never get any reception out there and have paid $60 x2 for at least 3 years for internet. Then I stumble across this product and thought I would give it a try.
First, we are Mac people, so it was a little harder to understand how to make a router not a "router" and an "access point". Tech support was very nice, but they were speaking greek to me? I watched several Youtube videos, read, and re-read instructions, but was totally confused.
Then I typed in "wifi access point" online and saw many options and realized I had an old internet extender that looked like what they were showing. I plugged it in out in my office (on the receiving end) and it works GREAT!! I could not call SuddenLink fast enough to cancel that second account (saving $720 per year now).
This wi-fi bridge is working perfectly, but there was a moment I was ready to pull my hair out. It was all on me because I am not a tech guy. Again the company was very nice and the product is wonderful, just understand that you CANNOT put active routers on each end they will confuse each other. It will "kind of" work, but not really. Once you understand that the receiving end should only work as an access point (look it up) then it will be ready. The main router is sending info to the other end through the antennas, so no need for another router unless you convert it to work as an access point. Loads of videos showing how, but I was confusing using a Mac and not a pc computer.
Hopefully my ramblings and photos help someone. Between paying for this system, plus a couple of ethernet cords, I already had the poles outside for a tv antenna and a cell booster, I spent less that $300. That will pay for itself in 6 months. And I promise I cannot tell a difference in my computers performance.
Do it!
First, we are Mac people, so it was a little harder to understand how to make a router not a "router" and an "access point". Tech support was very nice, but they were speaking greek to me? I watched several Youtube videos, read, and re-read instructions, but was totally confused.
Then I typed in "wifi access point" online and saw many options and realized I had an old internet extender that looked like what they were showing. I plugged it in out in my office (on the receiving end) and it works GREAT!! I could not call SuddenLink fast enough to cancel that second account (saving $720 per year now).
This wi-fi bridge is working perfectly, but there was a moment I was ready to pull my hair out. It was all on me because I am not a tech guy. Again the company was very nice and the product is wonderful, just understand that you CANNOT put active routers on each end they will confuse each other. It will "kind of" work, but not really. Once you understand that the receiving end should only work as an access point (look it up) then it will be ready. The main router is sending info to the other end through the antennas, so no need for another router unless you convert it to work as an access point. Loads of videos showing how, but I was confusing using a Mac and not a pc computer.
Hopefully my ramblings and photos help someone. Between paying for this system, plus a couple of ethernet cords, I already had the poles outside for a tv antenna and a cell booster, I spent less that $300. That will pay for itself in 6 months. And I promise I cannot tell a difference in my computers performance.
Do it!
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