“Will it work with Hughes Net Satellite internet? How far will it throw the signal? I'm hoping to move a signal 200 or so feet. Thanks”
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The range depends on the physical layout of your house, but it should reach 200 feet, and several users rate the range as 'very good'. It's for very large homes, and as a dual band router, is compatible with Hughes Net.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It will work with Hughes, but 200 feet is stretching it a bit!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Should work with most modems, not sure what you have. I use Arris SB6190 plugged directly into my Asus router. My router is giving my signal 100 yards out my window to the back of my property. I have 2400 sq/ft home and every room gets the signal and streams anything I send send from it. Hope this helps.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.May not make it that far but beauty of mesh network is you can add a satellite unit to extend coverage.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.We have Verizon DSL that uses a modem/router combination - old school. However, the WiFi Extender is programmed to pick up the WiFi signal, (Enter your network name + password), so it connects to your (secured home network), then you can set it up with its own secured name and password. I believe it would be compatible with any broadcasting WiFi Router. I do believe it extended our signal nearly 200 feet, beyond the walls of our home, into the yard. One thing good about Best Buy is that they usually take returns cheerfully within 30 days as long as you have the original receipt, box, manuals, and packing materials, so you can take it home, set it up and try it out. I hope this helps to answer your questions.
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