Great question. This can be used as an extender for Starlink, but please do bear in mind that the performance of the signal is actually not down to the power of the wireless access point, but the device that is connecting. For example a laptop has a fairly weak antenna and so will probably only ever be able to be 20 or so metres away from the access point A mobile phone has a better antenna and may be able to be up to 200 or even 300 m away, but it will be down to the quality of the device that’s connecting and any obstacles you have in the way, i.e. the roof line, trees, buildings Etc, I hope this helps
Great question. I have not tried it, but in theory yes you could connect both ports together to allow you to have them wired together and incrase coverage without having to use them in wireless repeater mode.
Can I used with starlink as extender I would like 300 m in 360°
Great question. This can be used as an extender for Starlink, but please do bear in mind that the performance of the signal is actually not down to the power of the wireless access point, but the device that is connecting. For example a laptop has a fairly weak antenna and so will probably only ever be able to be 20 or so metres away from the access point A mobile phone has a better antenna and may be able to be up to 200 or even 300 m away, but it will be down to the quality of the device that’s connecting and any obstacles you have in the way, i.e. the roof line, trees, buildings Etc, I hope this helps
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can sfp support to connect between two access point
Great question. I have not tried it, but in theory yes you could connect both ports together to allow you to have them wired together and incrase coverage without having to use them in wireless repeater mode.
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