How to Cover a 6 Acre Farm with Mesh Wifi

In this video I show you how I covered my 6 acre farm with indoor and outdoor Wifi.
#Wifi #Netgear #Orbi #Mesh #Rurallife #Farm #HowTo

Items seen in this video:

NETGEAR Orbi Tri-Band WiFi Router (LBR20)

NETGEAR Orbi Satellite (RBS50)

NETGEAR Orbi Outdoor Mesh Extender (RBS50Yv2)

[craigwilson]

Very helpful. I am researching how to cover a very large property, including outdoor spaces and security cameras and you just provided all the solutions. Thanks! Liked and subscribed.

[hopessick]

GENIUS....THANKS FOR CLARIFYING AND ILLUSTRATING HOW YOU ACHIEVED COMPLETE MESH COVERAGE OF SO MANY SEPERATE STRUCTIURES/AREAS. THANKS AGAIN FOR TAKING THE TIME.

[OnyiUdeh]

You are the man! This was so helpful. Interesting to know why you don’t have a weatherproof enclosure case for your outdoor satellite

[blaqkaudio]

MY DUDE! Incredibly helpful, you have no idea! I have a large property that I am trying to cover and you answered all my questions! New subscriber, Cheers!

[scud]

I want to see more content. Very entertaining and educational to teach people that every problem has a solution :)

[johnslugger]

*Great Video! No one ever tells you if they can be chained for long distance or do they have to surround the router.*

[larryroddy]

Great video and very helpful too. Just wanted to know what kind of speeds are you getting in all the different locations such as your work shop, garage, etc?

[djtomtrain]

Nice joint man. Good useful stuff too. Thanks

[ahmadceelowskeaddy]

Great video and beautiful property too!😀

[Skans-Gustav]

Great idea. Will use to connect to my neighbour. Any info on how far you reached between two outdoor units?

[cackleberryfarm]

This is the BEST video I've seen on actual real life installing the Orbi system. How far is it from the Shop to the Orbi satellite you connected it to? AND, is the outdoor Orbi anything more than the normal router with a plastic box around it? Thanks, Rick

[Adesico]

Wifi repeaters and extenders are two different animals from what ive read in the past.

I’m using Google mesh WiFi, but installing almost like an access points. I’m running CAT 5e to each mesh device that are the furthest away from my main router, then connecting another mesh, not hardwired, between each hardwired one, like a branch, so my wireless mesh is bouncing strong signals from the others. Essentially giving me a redundant, and strong WiFi signal all around the house, yard, garage etc

[AnudeepDONDONDONRlol]

Its a good idea however you can improve on those speeds by wiring your outdoor extender or your 1st floor extender to boost wifi performance, as the backhaul uses 5ghz which will interfere with speeds in your shed area. even having one more wired router improves performance a lot

[ronperez]

Nice but what is the range they'll extend, my shop is 200 feet from my home main router and I have a barndominium 250 feet in another direction.

[HMNNO]

Nice video expect one thing that a lot of people get snagged on. Wheres the power source to run it all?

[maxsuarez]

How far and what walls did you go through to reach your Firepit and Garage. Did you place one near a window? I need to go through ICF Cement walls.

[ChickenFriedBBQ]

thanks for the video! i have a metal shop with no internet, so i might give this a try!

[lazurm]

Wonderful content that answered my many questions. Though only a minor thing, semantical but a point nonetheless, the cameras aren't security, they're surveillance. They can act as security, if the perps take heed and leave, but security is what you do when they don't.

[hopessick]

Thank you for a Great video & description. Can you please clarify exactly what components you are using and how they are connected: Is your system = 1 Router with ethernet connection to your cable modem (?) + 3 Add-on Satellites wirelessly connected to your Router? I believe you have referred to your Satellites as "routers" and "extenders" but I think you mean Satellites? I have 4-Satellites in my 860 Mesh System, one wirelessly connected to the Router and the other 3 "daisy-chained"/"synched" to the one next closest and they work fine. However, I want to extend coverage by adding 2 more Satellites, but Netgear says 4 is the max you can add without degrading the wifi speed. Do you h
ave any opinion/experience with adding more than 4? I believe you said one of your "satellites"? is 100' from the router? how far is your farthest away satellite from the router and is it "synched" to one of the other satellites??

[papabapyro]

I’m working on getting Wi-Fi from my neighbor (Comcast wants $34, 000 to run 850’ ) I bought the uuvee wireless bridge. I don’t have clear line of site. Working on clearing out the brush now. I’ve managed to get signal at least 400’ through it. I thought when you used routers as repeaters you lost half your signal each time it repeated. Cheers