I Made Outdoor Wireless Internet.

I am sincerely grateful to Lady Bonnie for allowing me to do a project at her home. In addition, I used my Xfinity modem in her living room, which was part of my plan account. I didn’t use her internet bill. So, I made a cable for her camera that goes through a hole in her living room. She let me put a line there. I set up a Gigabit Wireless Bridge on her existing pole that was used to be an antenna TV cable. That’s the perfect spot for a perfect strength signal speed. My RV pole is also hooked up, which is better than Xfinity Pods. I am seeking a spot that is perfect and a perfect speed. Here is my project. My good buddy Slade Lutz, He helps me set up Wi-Fi up there for me.

Location Master B is where the circle is that is my pole light.
See that far, this device can go up to 5KM! So cool which my idea is maybe I can give around to whoever doesn’t have internet. I am happy to set up a network for them.
The package is very well and secured and the bag very nice.
Credit photo= by:Slade Lutz

You wonder how it works?

I could make here RV Park get Wi-Fi Service instead of paying a lot of money on the Xfinity bill. I would love to work project for your business. One will be located in an office, headquarter, or shed where the Internet is. If the place has COAX or Fiber but too far away and poor speed, and you don’t get what you’re paying on the bill. You lost speed at least 60 – 90 percent with the extender and keep failing to upload YouTube or my sever so, at least 3KM to get ok speed. Then it is recommended to place the pole on the roof with Gigabit Wireless Bridge and adjust the angle access point to the correct degree for your RV, Mobile Home, or business.

For example, Coffee stand. If you don’t have coax wall or cable to use service Internet, then we can do wireless bridge. But if you have internet from another store, we can ask the office lease for permission to add a Gigabit Wireless Bridge on their building roof. Or, if you own a Resident’s or Business, then I can do that. And one cable 100–150 feet to your office or living room to hook up your router. It is plug and play unless you change network information on your router.


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2 responses to “I Made Outdoor Wireless Internet.”

  1. Awesome! A very detailed and helpful info.

    1. Thank you, Vicky! I am trying to fix improve my speed. I may think about upgrading to better hardware same company. Not only that, but I am not sure which is latest.

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