Re: wifi repeaters?!
Posted by
Steve Smith on
URL: http://friam.383.s1.nabble.com/wifi-repeaters-tp7594957p7594966.html
I have a handful of MeshPotato s
that I am currently not using. They are designed to be cheap,
robust, and potentially solar-powered... they are now
out-of-production and somewhat old but still viable tech.
Some of the places I was testing them, I replaced with powerline
wifi extenders... to extend wifi among buildings on rural
properties with common mains (farms)... For any more distributed
home/homestead on the grid (or even a self-contained solar/110
homestead) this can be a good option.
On 3/24/20 10:11 PM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
Me too. Also they are nice for connecting
desktops at random locations because they give ethernet drops
where there is an access point, and you can keep adding access
points.
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I am sold on mesh systems. If a small
place, could do it for
$200.
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