Longest Range Router!

[dansuper43]

What is the longest range router, I want a router that has a very long range so I can use it while walking around my neighborhood

[ZetZet]

walking around my neighborhood 

you wish

[thatguyyouknow75]

What is the longest range router, I want a router that has a very long range so I can use it while walking around my neighborhood

Sometimes you can buy an antenna and solder it on

[KemoKa]

You're gonna have to attach a large antenna and (maybe) an amplifier to either device's wi-fi card, but make sure it's set to a band that no-one's using - interference doesn't make the FCC happy.

[Amazingasian]

What is the longest range router, I want a router that has a very long range so I can use it while walking around my neighborhood

A hotspot.

[Altecice]

We have external access points that can push out an SSID (network) for miles, this issue is that your end device (phone/laptop) cant push the signal back to the access point over such a distance due to regulations on antenna size/power. You wont ever be able to achieve this.

[dansuper43]

We have external access points that can push out an SSID (network) for miles, this issue is that your end device (phone/laptop) cant push the signal back to the access point over such a distance due to regulations on antenna size/power. You wont ever be able to achieve this.

i was thinking a ASus ac88u

[dansuper43]

i was thinking a ASUsac88u

[Altecice]

i was thinking a ASus ac88u

 

Again the issue is not the router pushing out its SSID the issue is your end device being able to reply back with its limited antenna power. It wont ever happen with todays tech no matter how powerful your router is, the signal cannot get back and so create a connection.

[thekeemo]

you will need to attach a big powerful antenna to the end device and the router

are you ok with that?

[spartaman64]

what you are asking for would be illegal

im looking for a router also but to cover my whole house not my neighborhood so i would like some help also

[Scheer]

You're gonna have to attach a large antenna and (maybe) an amplifier to either device's wi-fi card, but make sure it's set to a band that no-one's using - interference doesn't make the FCC happy.

 

The FCC cannot do anything to you for overpowering others signals on an unlicensed band, as long as you fall within the law on output power. Check the regulatory labels on all of your WiFi devices, they comply with part 15 which means they must accept interference.

 

Amplifying the signal or specifically jamming it, however, will get you into a lot of trouble.