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That unit is rated to cover a radius area of 56 feet. Depending on the environment you could get more or less coverage. For the distance you are trying to achieve you need to use the Pro Series units AP600EX and SR600Ex.

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It will make the range but needs constant rebooting. Stay away. Get the one that costs 69.00. I don't remember the name but it works good.

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Yes. 10,000 sq/ft is 100ft x 100ft or 250ft x 40ft, or 200ft x 50ft. However, I would not get the SR10000, I would get the SR25000. The SR25000 is dual band which will give you faster throughput if you have a dual band router.

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10,000 Sq feet would cover a 100ft by 100ft square. So sounds like it won't reach. You might have to look into the amped product that allows the extension up to 1.5 MILES. "line of sight connection required with Amped AP600EX AP or UA600EX USB Adapter for 1.5mi "

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10 years, 8 months ago

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My internet is with ATT

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I have my internet with ATT. I want to increase the wifi range. If I get the amped wireless, this will work to boast my wifi connection to reach far places such as my back yard?

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9 years, 2 months ago

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Yes this will extend your range greatly. I recently set this range extender up for a friend to push a wireless signal to two homes and it has been working great. They get signal through the entire house and outside a fair distance as well.

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Lucerne Valley, CA

9 years ago

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I have about 2 acres of land next door to a park and I have no problem connecting even at the park.

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9 years ago

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Yes, easily; assuming you have a normal urban back yard and not a few acres !

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It depends on how big your yard is and how many walls/material of walls the signal has to reach the expanses of your back yard, but this has worked well for me. If you believe the manufacturer's videos, yes, you should get a good 500 feet from the extender.

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9 years, 1 month ago

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you need the most unobstructed view from your modem to your amped. Then you need a similar path to outdoors. Also, get a general idea of total distance, then refer to the instructions that talk about distance capabilities.

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9 years, 1 month ago

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My mother-in-law lives across the alley and we live in an alley house with some pretty good distance between us with the alley separating the properties. Works all the way from the front of my house which faces my street and we get a good connection anywhere in her bedroom.

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9 years, 1 month ago

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To get your wifi working in your backyard, you will need to have a wifi router located as close to that back wall as possible.... maybe even placing one in a window sill...... That is what you will need.

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Appleton, WI

9 years, 2 months ago

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Hello,
WIFI is environmental so there is no way to determine how far the signal will go as there are many variables that affect the signal.

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good choice to make signal stronger downstairs when router is upstairs?

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My router is upstairs in the opposite corner where I want to increase signal. When I use the laptop in the living room, the signal is between 2-4 bars. Ideally, I'd also like to have a stronger signal for Wii so I can use Netflix, etc. on my TV in that room.
If this isn't the best choice, can you recommend?

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9 years, 3 months ago

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This should work unless you have brick, concrete or steel walls.

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9 years ago

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We have ours downstairs, but our Comcast modem wouldn't get a signal in the next room, but with this extender we can not only get the signal in the next room, but in my mother-in-law bedroom across the alley

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9 years, 1 month ago

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9 years, 3 months ago

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Hello,
This should increase your signal in the second level better than what you have right now but a better solution would be to run an Ethernet cable to that level and install an access point like the AP20000G.

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If you can't (or don't wan to) run wires to other locations these devices are an excellent option. Out situation was exactly the same as yours. We now have strong WIFI throughout the house.

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9 years, 3 months ago

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Yes, I think this can probably meet your needs. You'll want to place the extender as close as possible (directly underneath would be good) to where the router is, but on the floor where you want to improve signal. For us, it extends this signal in a basement, but without the interference of the intervening floor it is able to extend it the entire range of the basement.

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9 years, 3 months ago

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It does work but also depends on the sq footage of your place. This one is for smaller homes or apartments. There are stronger boosters that Amped makes if you have a large home. Best Buy carries a ton.

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Wil it work?

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Will the ranger extender work with Verizon Fios Actiontec MI424WR router?

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10 years, 8 months ago

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Yes. All routers work.

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its not a router problem its a software problem that dosent come with it

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9 years, 4 months ago

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Yes, and it is very very easy to setup and use!!!o

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9 years, 6 months ago

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Our units are universal and work with all routers. You should have no problems with your router model.

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yes, that's what I have and it works fine.

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10 years ago

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Yes. This will work with any Wireless-N router. However, the SR10000 is single band 2.4GHz so your throughput between the extender and the router will be slow. Get the SR25000 or another dual band extender for faster throughput.

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10 years, 8 months ago

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