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The closest google's getting me is this question here, but the answer (presumably "none, run a wire") is behind a paywall.

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If you want one that plugs into your router use this one. http://www.radiolabs.com/products/wireless/wireless-range-extender.php

I have this one and it is awesome. Easily 2.5x longer range and stronger signal. We use it to send Wi-Fi about 1/4 mile down a trail at my camp.

This one goes on the device receiving the signal instead of sending http://www.radiolabs.com/products/wireless/802.11n-amplifier.php

I have no experience with this product, but I like the radio labs guys. Solid people there.

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  • I'd like to be able to push my signal out to some other buildings on the property -- the first device looks like it'd work like a champ. I may have to try it even though it's only 'g' -- I don't see an 802.11n equivalent on their site.
    – Niniki
    Jul 7, 2009 at 21:06
  • this is true, I would definalty put a call into the Radio labs guys and see what they say. They have always given me a money-back deal and I have taken them up on it when I got something that did not work the way I thought it would. There number is (877) 575-3700.
    – Matt
    Jul 7, 2009 at 22:27
  • This might prove useful, its an 'n' mimo inline antenna amp for just a little more than the above product -> radiolabs.com/products/wireless/802.11n-amplifier.php
    – drgncabe
    Jul 8, 2009 at 13:51
  • I agree drgncabe, that does look like it might do what Niniki wants. On either the recieving, sending, or heck both ends if he feels like it. Nice find.
    – Matt
    Jul 8, 2009 at 16:04
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I use the one from linksys here. You can also get it at bestbuy. What router are you using though?

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  • Appears to be 'g' not 'n' =x
    – Niniki
    Jul 7, 2009 at 20:12

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