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  Charlie Dont Surf on 03/03/2019 - 13:30

  Thanks.

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  Griefbringer on 03/03/2019 - 13:57

  Can I connect 2 of these in serial, from the original wifi router? I.e my house only has 1 wall port that works, and I need a long straight line of coverage from where the router is situated.

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  burkey on 03/03/2019 - 14:12

  Non-AU plug makes this kinda pointless.

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  ymmf on 03/03/2019 - 14:14

  +7

  I don't understand why people still use this. It slows down the speed by half and your device has to keep jumping between wifi stations. I paid for mesh wifi and haven't looked back since.

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    stockastics on 03/03/2019 - 14:43

    What is mesh wifi?

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      ymmf on 03/03/2019 - 15:06

      +4

      A wifi router with a few satellites that are like the repeater in this thread but they use a dedicated frequency to communicate between router and satellites. So when you move around in the house the wifi connection remains seamless with no loss of speed. Check out products like Netgear Orbi, Google Mesh and TP-Link Deco (in no particular order of preference).

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        stockastics on 03/03/2019 - 16:19

        Ok, cool thanks. Will look into it.

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        Red Pandas on 03/03/2019 - 20:27

        With the Netgear Orbi, what if you need another satellite? Do they sell extra satellites?
        Or will I need to buy another set?

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      revivor on 03/03/2019 - 15:57

      I went for the better value Tenda Nova MW6. Got it for under $200 locally. I'm getting 90+Mbps on ethernet through my NBN100. And 70-80Mbps on Wifi near the mesh routers.

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        ymmf on 03/03/2019 - 16:25

        +1

        I used both MW5 and Orbi. Tenda is OK but the issue is that switching between stations is not as seamless as Orbi. There is a "Fast Roaming" option but it was actually better for me to switch it off rather than on!

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    nightelves on 03/03/2019 - 14:44

    Exactly after moving to mesh it’s like night and day.

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  Namesareapain on 03/03/2019 - 18:15

  +3

  This is misleading! It can not deliver "up to 300Mbps" when acting as a wireless repeater, Wi-FI is half-duplex thus the most you could get with this is half the rate (in this case 150Mbps)!

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  Barry Gnome on 03/03/2019 - 18:35

  +3

  I'd prefer to use a second router and set it up as an AP. Better coverage and doesn't reduce your speed. But that's what works for me.

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    Griefbringer on 03/03/2019 - 23:15

    Any tips on how to easily do this? We already had a telstra smart modem 2, but they sent us another one, so would be keen to set one up as another access point (presumably off the first modem's signal?).

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      Ramrunner on 06/03/2019 - 12:44

      +1

      Generally you set up APs on a wired cable back to the original router. Not off the WiFi signal.

      As explained above ANY use of repeater/booster will dramatically affect the speed of the wireless.

      Mesh (with dedicated wireless backhaul channel as the ones detailed above) are a FAR better option.

      HAVING SAID THAT

      I have also set up numerous clients with a single Ubiquiti AP in the middle of the residence. The claimed range is 183 metres and that's to be taken with a grain of salt but generally it EASILY covers a whole house. YMMV with 2 storey houses but the ones we've tried generally cover two floors also.