How to Easily Extend Your Home Internet Point of Access by Two Miles!

Have you ever had problems with getting internet connections on your property? Maybe you'd like to get internet access to a shop, barn or separate carriage house, but are out of the range of your modem or wifi and don't want the cost associated with setting up another account from your internet service provider?
Here's a simple solution - the Adalov Wireless Bridge. With the wireless bridge you can extend your internet point of access up to 3000 metres or two miles. It's a simple system and easily installed. Here's how to order yours today and get 10% off!
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Start date: 2024-7-4 00:01 PDT
End date: 2024-7-15 23:59 PDT
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[@marksoprano007]

Exactly what I been looking for. Thank you.

[@theinternetelectrician]

Glad to help out! Don't forget the 10% discount by using the link in the description.

[@KenPryor]

Very nice. I've been thinking about adding a computer repair workshop building for a home business soon and this device would make it much easier (and cheaper) to get internet service from the house to the shop.

[@theinternetelectrician]

Happy to help out! Don't forget to use the link in the description for 10% off!

[@marksoprano007]

So I have a couple of silly questions.
1.) do I need to have both modules hosted outside or can I have one in my closet of my house and the other one in my garage?
2.) Internet from my house to my garage, which is a couple blocks away, I need a second router for the garage?
3.) can I still use the same IP address as my home?

[@theinternetelectrician]

1) It does say in the manual not to have any walls in the way, but I'm thinking that would just reduce the distance it can transmit and receive.
2) Yes, you need a second router at the receiving unit.
3) I think so as it is just extending your primary modem and internet connection, but that question may be a bit above my pay grade 🙂 There is a lot of information in the manual about setting IP's . I could scan the manual and send it to you if you want. [e-mail]