Wi fi question

[Animal]

Interesting way to get around the metal building interference...

This is what I got.

I'll try plugging it in to both the house and the shop to see if it solves the problem.
My house and shop are both on the same meter, I'll try that if not.

Since you are trying things. Get an extension cord for each one and when you plug it in put it in a window or in a location that has clear sight to the shop. Then do the same at the shop and see if that makes a difference. I think what you have should work.

[CentralTexasCrude]

I still don't think this will solve the whole "signal through metal" problem but I'm not sure of the setup.

[Animal]

fortunately for him, you are almost always wrong. so his chances look pretty good at this point.

[stonedmegman]

[peterosehaircut]

Yes that reply gives me great hope!

[stonedmegman]

Yes that reply gives me great hope!

Actually I'm surprised he didn't mention drilling holes in your door.

[rule34]

Yes that reply gives me great hope!

Actually I'm surprised he didn't mention drilling holes in your door.

How else do you get the cables through the doorway?

[CentralTexasCrude]

fortunately for him, you are almost always wrong. so his chances look pretty good at this point.

Yeah, it's truly amazing all the people that come flocking here asking for your advice on issues.
PRH mentioned in his opening post that the metal walls of his shop seemed to be the problem. I just don't think a wi-fi extender is the answer but like I said, I don't know the set-up.

[saltydog]

fortunately for him, you are almost always wrong. so his chances look pretty good at this point.

Yeah, it's truly amazing all the people that come flocking here asking for your advice on issues.
PRH mentioned in his opening post that the metal walls of his shop seemed to be the problem. I just don't think a wi-fi extender is the answer but like I said, I don't know the set-up.

Ask him about fraud.

[CentralTexasCrude]

fortunately for him, you are almost always wrong. so his chances look pretty good at this point.

Yeah, it's truly amazing all the people that come flocking here asking for your advice on issues.
PRH mentioned in his opening post that the metal walls of his shop seemed to be the problem. I just don't think a wi-fi extender is the answer but like I said, I don't know the set-up.

Ask him about fraud.

Actually, I was thinking about his feral pig trash can traps that he couldn't stop talking about until he stopped talking about his feral pig trash can traps.

[Animal]

you two work really well together. what one of you lacks the other has none of.

[CentralTexasCrude]

you two work really well together. what one of you lacks the other has none of.

[Ricrude]

Interesting way to get around the metal building interference...

This setup works...I've had a similar situation and it solved my problem...did this a couple of years back.

[Ricrude]

I have a five story condo with the wi-fi coming in on the bottom floor. I use Eero and have a strong signal even on the top floor and stream the Roku seamlessly through it

At least you are getting your steps in...

[peterosehaircut]

Interesting way to get around the metal building interference...

This is what I got.

I'll try plugging it in to both the house and the shop to see if it solves the problem.
My house and shop are both on the same meter, I'll try that if not.

Well I hooked this up today. I set it up in the garage because the walls are uninsulated and there is no inside sheeting so I thought that would give me the best chance.
Just as ctc predicted, it works great. I am now able to watch TV in the shop with the doors closed.

[CentralTexasCrude]

Told ya

[Reservoir Dog]

CTC was wrong... again!
What a shocker!!!

[CentralTexasCrude]

What?

[Animal]

What?

and it was a fucking coin flip. how do you do it?

[CentralTexasCrude]

What?

and it was a fucking coin flip. how do you do it?

I already knew the answer before he asked, of course.

[Reservoir Dog]

What?

I still don't think this will solve the whole "signal through metal" problem

I just don't think a wi-fi extender is the answer

[CentralTexasCrude]

Boy, nothing get's past the razor sharp mind of RD