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Outdoor wifi extenders compatible with Orbi Mesh System
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Re: Outdoor wifi extenders compatible with Orbi Mesh System
How far are you talking needing to extend it?
Are you currently going RBR----->rbs50y------>rbs50Y
and looking to add another one at the end for a 3rd in the chain?
Or what exactly are you attempting? The orbi's are great because they have the backhaul the helps reduce latency and keeps speeds stable. if you switch to a different extender style (not always), you can see reduced performance. Not saying you can't do it, just trying to figure out your end result because a different option like a point to point system might be better if you're trying to go long distance.
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I have a small retail store with 3 out buildings. I need to get the signal to the back of all 3 buildings. The outdoor satellites are working well, but I need a few more to get the signal to cover the entire area. I don't need the performance to be superb, just steady and the coverage area bigger. I was just looking for a less expensive alternative to get the signal the extra 100 feet to the back of the buildings. Is there a limit on the number of satellites that can be used?
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Re: Outdoor wifi extenders compatible with Orbi Mesh System
What materials are these outbuilding?
100ft shouldn't be to much of an issue but potentially can be depending on what materials the outbuildings are and what's obstructing the broadcasting.
Potentially you could use a different extender but you'd want to make sure its rated for outdoors. I've read of others using 3rd party extenders and adding to orbi. You'd probably want any 3rd party extender to use its own ssid to prevent issues
I've seen people on here with 6 satellites running. Personally the most satellites I've ran is 4x.
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Re: Outdoor wifi extenders compatible with Orbi Mesh System
Thanks for the info.
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