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Najeeb Ullah Qadir
By Najeeb Ullah Qadir
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Hellow 

I know this is an inposible question but is it possible to use my home wifi some where else like away from home 

 

The main reason is that a clse relitive of mine is in hospital with no internet reception and i have a decent home network The hospital is a block away and thus i thaught that is there any way i can extend internet to there place 

 

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No, you can't use your home wifi network unless you get multiple super range extenders and place them all along the way from your house to the hospital. 

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No, you can't use your home wifi network unless you get multiple super range extenders and place them all along the way from your house to the hospital. 

That would be a pain in the ass but would actually work.

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Which isn't.. exactly.. un-doable.. 

 

 

That would be a pain in the ass but would actually work.

I can also technically run an ethernet wire from my apartment to all of my classes. I would just need about a mile of Cat6 cable to be suspended about 300 feet in the air with a pull cord that I could use to bring it to each class. Oh, and a bunch of repeaters. 

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I can also technically run an ethernet wire from my apartment to all of my classes. I would just need about a mile of Cat6 cable to be suspended about 300 feet in the air with a pull cord that I could use to bring it to each class. Oh, and a bunch of repeaters. 

That would cost a small fortune. Just go with Cat5e, not Cat6.

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That would cost a small fortune. Just go with Cat5e, not Cat6.

5e would also require more boosters negating that cost difference. 

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