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I need help with routers xD

BaronDaLeppu
By BaronDaLeppu
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ok so i have ben building this 3 meters by 3 meters small house or shack where i will have lan parties and stuff with my friends when its summer. But i have 1 problem and it is that i dont know how i will get internet there becouse wi-fi will not be good enough and i dont know how i could rout a ethernet cable from my house to the shack and it is almost 50m away and i dont have money for a 50 meter long ethernet cable. But i was wondering are there any like routers what i can put in the lan house what only needs electricity and no other cables? Or is there any other solutions for my problem?

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routers cost more than cables....

your best bet is getting a long ethernet cable

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If you just need to connect computers to each other, get a cheap switch and you're good to go.

If you need access to outside world (read: if you need internet access), then you will need a long cable and additional devices. If you already have a router in the house, then you just need a switch.

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