I have STARLINK setup at my home currently and super pleased with it.

The question I have is, I have a detached garage with my home gym on my property that’s about 100 yards down my driveway. Needless to say this is out of reach of the WiFi signal. But Is this too far for a mesh router to capture that signal? Is it possible to have something shoot that signal down to this space??

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Posted by SaltyMcKracker

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Posted on 9/14/22 at 11:06 am to Shepherd88

You can use the Starlink ethernet adapter to use a different router where you could run a line to the garage or set up a wireless P2P bridge as long as have line of sight

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Posted by lsu777

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Posted on 9/14/22 at 11:10 am to Shepherd88

if you have line of site, you can use the unifi b2b bridge

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Posted by Korkstand

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Posted on 9/14/22 at 11:24 am to lsu777

quote:
if you have line of site, you can use the unifi b2b bridge

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At $500, I think the B2B bridge is targeted at commercial deployments. For home use (and really for most business uses) a pair of Nanostation Locos plus a couple PoE injectors for $120 total is far more than adequate.

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Posted by lsu777

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Posted on 9/14/22 at 11:35 am to Korkstand

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At $500, I think the B2B bridge is targeted at commercial deployments. For home use (and really for most business uses) a pair of Nanostation Locos plus a couple PoE injectors for $120 total is far more than adequate.

for sure. im kind of a unifi whore so i almost all recommend their products