How to get Internet in your Shed / Man Cave / Outbuilding.A few options for you.
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- Apologies if I go on a bit, but I hope it gives you some insight and some basic instructions on getting a reliable internet signal to your outside building.
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Great job with the video! Appreciate you showing more than one way to get internet signal to shed. (Neat man cave!!)
Thanks Greggin appreciate that buddy.
This is a class video, the fact you actually took the time to show the cable route and never cut while you walked to the shed, very well done
Cheers Kev appreciated buddy.I think I need to put some humour and be my self in my vids as I come across a bit stiff lol.
Proper bloke good advice best video on Wi-Fi and I’ve watched about 40 videos. This bloke is the best so far Cheers 🍻.
Thanks pal really appreciate that 👍
Top bloke, extremely helpful. 👍👍👍
Thanks buddy anytime
Great video 👍 and that is one cracking shed must of been great in lockdown with that in your garden
Yeah thanks Paul I built it 2015 it's like I knew lockdown was coming lol.
@@mginbolton 😂
Thank you. This has helped me out loads. Was using BT 600 home plug but was only able to connect to internet via the ethernet cable. Thanks to your video I realised I could plug the BT 600 home plug the ethernet cable into and my TPLink wifi extender. Now have wifi in the girl cave and garden. So happy days😁
Thanks Sara it's all about sharing tactics lol effectively the plugs save messy wires through the house,happy to help.If you get a small cheap switch plug the BT 600 receiver into it and the your tplink WiFi extender in it too that then gives you spare wired ports on the switch in your girlcave too hope that makes sense.Email me if not I'll send a diagram mark_g7@hotmail.com
Thanks the set up works so well. I can't believe I have been struggling to figure this out for the past couple of months. The BT 600 went down to £15 and I bought the TP link a few months back for about £20.
@@Slannaman I work for BT have been there since we'll before the internet and mobile phones makes me feel well old lol
@@mginbolton when I get the rest of the girl cave cleared out. Will be back on to get tips on how to hook up the tv🤗
Absolutely top bloke very helpful rang him last night he was more helpful than ee was his videos are great 😘
Thanks Susan anytime x
Thank you - truly helpful! What a boss.
Always happy to help bro
I found this so very helpful thank you
Thanks Adam appreciate the feedback few bits of tech have moved on since then but generally the same.
Thank you very much for an interesting video.
No problem Sabre anytime.
Hi Mark, thanks for the video very helpful. I don't have a garden shed/ garden electricity but I have been trying to find out if I can still work outside at my garden table & chairs (whilst the weather's nice). So I'm wondering if I purchase the powerline network adapters and just use a 25m extension cord (that's plugged into a power socket in the house) to reach my garden table and plug the receiver into one of the sockets in the extender - would that work?
Also do you know if powerline network adapters are typically better than wifi boosters? (As I've also been thinking about just plugging in a wifi booster into either the power socket in my house (that's nearest the garden) or into the extender just like my idea with the powerline adapters - but I've got no idea which would be the most effective (of if any of them would work) so any insight into this would be great too,
Cheers, Liam
Well helpful video 💯 thanks mate
Anytime no problem, thank you. :)
Excellent video and wow, what a great little bar !! Just had my man cave built at the bottom of the garden so this was a great help in getting internet into it. I’ve used a TP-Limk power line kit as I too have an armoured cable running power to it. I’m still waiting on getting a tv down there but can I use a small Sky Q box to get Sky down to it? Need to get the footie inside !! Nice again, great video 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks Steve yeah internet is just a data signal so just like you can branch off your electricity via 4 gang extensions you do the same with ethernet but use a cheap switch as shown in the video then branch off to TV sky box pc whatever.Thanks for the comments appreciated 🙂👍
@@mginbolton Can i ask: How big is your shed? Mine's about 4.5 x 4.2 m but all I've got inside mine (atm) is a tv, tv unit and a settee. Yours is crammed full and looks banging. Also, whats the dimensions of the bar? Cheers buddy.
@@steviexup hi Steve yeah mine is smaller than that it's all about clever use of space 4.1m x 3.38m I'll send dimensions for front and back bar later.
Thank you Sir Kenneth Branagh
nice video & good information :)
No problem Jalaram anytime 👍😃
Epic shed!
Cheers Ted there's a proper walking tour of it on one of my other videos 👍😊
Very helpful 👍
Thanks Khalid appreciated 👍😊
The powerline kit in this video do not extend the wifi only the wired signal to save messy wires all over the house.To make it wifi plug in an access point to the receiving plug :)
Ran cat 6 cable from router to bar 30 metres away, into old virgin super hub 2 that was changed to modem mode.
I now have great data signal + 150 MBs wifi signal for phones, tele and gaming
Bang on the old routers can come in very handy.
Another option to consider is a Point-to-Point wireless bridge using line of sight. There's loads on Amazon and cost circle £100 and signal in my opinion more faster than power line.
I have a Netgear 1.2gb powerline kit not seen any wireless point to points that will touch it.Wired or powerline always better than WiFi.
Great video. Very helpful
Thanks Luke appreciated
Hi mate regarding your TPLink Currys question that will do it yes that also takes the feed and converts it to wireless at the other end so put the receiver as close to your shed as possible and then you can pick up a strong signal.You would need to change the wireless settings on it to match the one in your house.If you just want to extend the wired connection then the £54.99 model PA8010P will do it.If you need anymore info message me on 07764 745242 Cheers
Mark, great video thanks, we want WIFI in our external garage, armoured cable is to be fitted soon and new consumer unit in the garage to feed plugs etc. Will the power line work from the plug next to the router in the house… through the garage cable (on a different loop) through the consumer unit in the garage to a power line plug in the garage??
Thanks Tom,,It would be better to run an external network cable with the armoured cable at the same time as I have done and put a wireless access point in the garage ,,plug the other end of the cable directly in your router.Ring me on 07764 745242 tomorrow if not sure what I mean.
Cheers for the video Mark, once I get my Mancave built I will be better equipped to get Internet to it.
Can I ask the size of your shed, looks like you have a good set up mate, I have a space between shed and garage of 7 x 4 but looking at 6x3
Thanks Dave appreciate the feedback my shed is 3.38m x 4.1m
Hi Mark Thank you for the video it really helped. We have just finished a bar in the garden. We want to use a Firestick out there. We don't want to run wires from the router.Would it be as simple as purchasing the two plugs you recommended , plugging one into our router indoors and then what would we plug the one in the bar into ? ( apologies we are tech dinosaurs!) Thanks in advance
Hi Sam how are you getting electricity to the shed? If hard wired armoured cable the plugs may not work,,you could put the plug in the router and the other plug in the back room closest to the shed in that plug you will need an access point.Argos product code 714/8130 TP-Link C50 Message me if stuck 07764 745242
Thank you for doing this video Mark. I have been trying to get the Internet into outbuilding with disappointing results so far:-( . However, this video has given me hope and a few more options to try!! The Netgear WiFi extender I am currently using does sometimes work, but frequently loses connection and works better if I open the double glazed door, but that is not an ideal working setting for me. I am interested in Option 2. So I plan on buying a power line kit and then I am wondering as 1. my Netgear extender has an access point option and Ethernet input too, should I use that to connect to powerline in outbuilding? or 2. As I also have an old Netgear router that I could use, would this be better? But is it simple plug and play using router ? or would I have to mess around with settings? Would this be left in router or modem mode? Sorry to ask so many questions, but you seem to have a good understanding with this and I want to be clear and glean from your insight. Many thanks in advance. 👍🏾
Hi Ria,thanks email me on mark_g7@hotmail.com and I will email you back a few options and some links and advice :) (Tomorrow of course England match tonight :) )
Hi mark. Great video 👍
I need your help still.
I've got the 2 plug recievers, 1 wired into my router. The other in the garage. From that, where do I plug the ethenet cable into
Cheers you can either put that straight into a device or a network switch or a wireless access point.My number is 07764745242 if your stuck
Those powerline adapters are neat, but A: they need to be on the same breaker box, B: They're not great for any kind of heavy use like gaming. So in situations like mine, where i live in an RV, and wanted internet from the main house. It just won't work. Tried running the adapter part of the way, then using other means to extend the network all the way out to the RV, It works, but i take such a heavy mbps hit, makes my gaming experience near impossible.
PS. that's one hell of a man cave!! I want one! lol
Yeah understand what you mean I suppose it's damage limitation I have 1.2gb powerline adaptors the more you pay the better the bandwidth,thanks for the comments I'm in the Mancave today it's my Birthday lol.Take is easy 👍😁
legend!
Thanks buddy appreciated ☺️😊
Hello mate ,apologies if you have already covered but can I buy and use the bt broadband extender kit you first mention on my virgin router ? Cheers
Yes you can, on its own it will allow you to plug into one device at the other end, however if you plug a wireless access point into it, it gives you wifi and more ports at that location. Something like this very good value, You plug the network cable from the receiving BT plug into the red port on this access point. Ok? Email me if you have issues at mark_g7@hotmail.com www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0BG5ND47H/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Hi mark fantastic video I’m very interested in the diesel heater is it just the 1 pipe that has to go outside or 2 ? & does it warm your incredible shed up to the point where you have to turn it down / off …im also told they run very quietly is this true ?
Hi Andrew thanks pal yeah the heater is only one 20mm pipe to go outside.It really warms up to the point u need to turn it off.Its a little noisy on start up but once ticking over you just hear a small click of the fuel pump,highly recommended better than anything I've tried and will run on red diesel if you can get hands on that.
@@mginbolton thanks so much mark…again very detailed on information & now I have WiFi sorted I will invest in heater next in time for winter.
All the best mark
Hi Mark, excellent video.
Could I use the power plugs one in the house the other in the shed but not use a switching port but use an Access port? Or do I need to use a switch port then go into the access port?
You mean a wifi access point? generally wifi access points are switches too just with wifi capability yes you can do that. Make sure there is no consumer units in the shed as the powerlines may not work through those. You can call me if your stuck 07764 745242
@@mginbolton thank you for your reply. I do have a fuse trip box in the shed. If it doesn’t work I will run a cable.
Love the video mark, I not a tech or DIY guy, the problem I've got is the internet is on the old fuse board and my cave is wired to the new fuse board, cave is 30meters from the router, is they anything I could do?or would I be better of getting a professional in
Thanks bud it's not difficult to run a cable down can you email me.a top view of your house and where your router is in the house hand draw will be fine ill advise the best course of action save you some money.Mark_g7@hotmail.com
Hi Mark, This really is a very informative video - thank you so much. My question is: My garage is approx 30ft from my house and at the rear, with my BT Router situated in the lounge of my house, which is in the front. I suffered a serious burglary in y garage, which personally cost me circa £26K. I have installed cameras BUT need a wifi signal to allow them to work OR they will take a hard wire cable to each camera. What would your advice be please?
Hi buddy no problem happy to help with your situation however I'm away at the moment and back home Saturday.I have cameras around 6 running off wifi too so I could recommend a setup like mine.Not expensive.Email me your contact number at mark_g7@hotmail.com and I'll bell you when back.
@@mginbolton Hi Mark, I hope all is well with you? I emailed you with my contact details as you suggested but am yet to hear from you??? Hope to speak soon, regards, Martyn
@Masterblaster sorry bud not seen it come in mark_g7@hotmail.com ill check my spam
UPDATE dual band access point superior to what's in the video (3 years old now) www.amazon.co.uk/TP-LINK-TL-WA1201-AC1200-MU-MIMO-Wireless/dp/B084BGKJZT/ref=asc_df_B084BGKJZT/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=697248463135&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=15677417340376733543&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9046610&hvtargid=pla-907765487938&psc=1&mcid=8a236656be2d33e18c6f504f125d736d&th=1&psc=1&gad_source=1
Hi mark, great video I’ve just got a question. So I’ve got a man cave and would like to use Ethernet connection to my pc but wireless to my phone, tv etc what would you recommend I buy?
Ok thanks, get the Ethernet cable to the man cave then plug that into dual band wireless router that will have 4 or so ethernet ports on for hard wired kit and a wireless option too just like your main router in your house.Email me at mark_g7@hotmail.com I'll give you some recommendations and I can help/guide you.to set up they are pretty straight forward and inexpensive.
@@mginboltonhey sent an email, thanks
Hi mate, my electric to garden room is spurred from the same circuit in my house. Would I be able to miss the step of running the network cable to garden room and just have the second extender directly plugged in the garden room? Thanks mate
Does it go through a consumer unit with separate fuses ? And how is it split from the house ? Hardwired or just an extension cable? Message me on 07764 745242
Hi Mark, when running a shielded cable from house to garden room, do you need to terminate in to a face plate, I've read both yes and no. And wonder the difference for those approaches?
You don't have to if your drilled hole is big enough to feed the rj45 connector through then plug that into a gigabit router or access point.I did as the roll of cable had no connectors on it and I wasn't sure how much I'd need.If stuck for info bell me on 07764 745242 cheers
@@mginbolton no worries, cheers Mark. I've ordered the roll cable, and connectors etc with the face plates also, so have the options.
Just wasn't sure if could run direct to router - access point but cheers for that, will have a think.
@@weemic no problem buddy you ordered the crimp tool to crimp the connectors on?
@@mginbolton I'm getting a spark in to fit as part of garden room build to run electricity in, I'm hopeful he'll have....
If not I've seen a couple of vids on here that I reckon I could follow to crimp if we're to plug direct to router - access point..... (they can do the channeling etc.)...
@@weemic no probs u got my number if stuck
Great video, I'm in the process of attempting to get better wifi in my pub shed (approx 10 metres from house)and really trying to avoid running a cable, if I bought these plugs as in option 2 on your video what sort of router would you recommend. Im with Talk Talk and they are sending me a new router so I will now have 2 Talk Talk routers would this work if I put one in the shed instead of buying one? thanks
Hi make sure the plugs work first by connecting a hard wired device to the one in the shed,,then use the talk talk router or any access point. 😉
If stuck message me
Hi Mark.. just seen your video by chance been trying for ages to get wifi in my garage from my house..l have the bt extenders can you tell me do I need both network switch and WiFi excess point. Or just the the access point..if I don't want to connect anything else...loved the tips .
Hi mate no prob does the bt extender work when you hard wire connect a device? If so u just.need a WiFi access.point that has a switch built in.
@@mginbolton yes it powers up an android box.. Will look out for tp link access point, one the same in your video.. I have lots of old routers but as you say to much tech involved. Thank you very much for your prompt reply
@@alexmac1953 ok get this dual band bargain same as mine in the shed I can help u to set up www.ebay.co.uk/itm/175434006075?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=LNGkZ_8uTwG&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=BYg3mQ6UQgW&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
@@mginbolton hi Mark that doesn't look like the 1 in your video. Link is taken me to auction. I'll wait on you getting back to me before I buy the one I was looking at on ebay..
Was about £20.00 including delivery. Or go for this one . does it have to be dual band mark.. cheers. I've just purchased tp link
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Help! I bought the TP link, did what it said in the instructions, but the signal is rubbish. I am with Sky and wireless. I am rubbish with this technology but I need to sort this out because it’s for a home office for my daughter. I have some old Sky modems/routers, have the TP link plugs plugged in. I get a wireless signal down there as can use my iPad but I need something much stronger and it’s got to be permanent. Would I be better to go with an Ethernet cable, could someone please explain, many thanks. Would add that my shed is about 50ft down the garden and the router is in the hall which is in the middle of the property. TIA
Have you got a powerline adaptor plugged into the sky router and the other one in the office with the access point plugged into that and did you rename the internet name from tplink etc to match your sky one,,,that solution is just as good as running an ethernet cable from front room to office.
With option 2, would you be able to wireless log onto WiFi from the receiver unit? Great vid BTW
Hi buddy the home plugs shown only extends the wired connection,not wireless you would need to connect the wireless access point to the receiving plug.Is the electricity in your shed extended by extension cable or hardwired with its own fuse box etc?
@@mginbolton thanks for clarification, it's going to be on a fuse switch. So basically I'd need a sender and receiver each end of this power cable?
@@goodbyedelete1 yes I'd try a set first ie one plugged in the router and receiver in a bedroom for example and plug it into a laptop or smart TV (with WiFi off) make sure the plugs work fine before moving on to shed
@@mginbolton cheers Mark, will try this. Still mot entirely sure how the Internet signal could get fed down the shed power line but will do further research and testing. All the best
@@goodbyedelete1 if your running a cable for the electricity anyway why not attach a network cable to it?
Hi mark sorry I forgot to ask how these heaters power up car battery im guessing ?
You can do or get a mains power supply from ebay search for DC12v 20a 240v power supply around 20 quid or so.
Just for my shed do i just need the plugs and the 5 way switch ? Or do i need the Access point aswell if i am running from the 5 way to tv or from the 5 way to xbox using ethernet cables ??
If using the access point that has extra wired ports on it so no need for the small switch.Email me mark_g7@hotmail.com and I'll draw a basic diagram.
Hello, thanks for the info. If I run an ethernet cable from my router to the garden building would I only need to buy a WiFi access router? I'm just trying to work out why you used the powerline adapters ? Thanks.
Hi Paul if you run your ethernet cable directly from your router to the shed all you then need is a wireless access point to open up WiFi in there.The reason I used a powerline was to get the internet to an outside wall (the garage) wall rather than have more cable on the front of the house.Really I should drill a hole and run the cable from router to shed but wife didn't want more cables on the outside 😆
www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/7148130.htm?cmpid=APP003
I have this one in mine it's decent and easy to set up.
@@mginbolton OK that makes sense. Thankyou for the info and the link. I'll look into it. Cheers
@@paulmills79 no probs anytime
@@mginbolton should of got a cat5 or better cat6 shielded cable run it through the ground and into the shed wouldn’t need to go down much either 150 to 200 max
Did you find any specified power cable length limitations on these ? I have a rather long stretch I´d like to solve, at about 200 meters of cable
if running that far I would highly recommend straight from the router to a socket in your shed, get external grade cable cat5e or cat6 (Kenable website)
@@mginboltonCat6 was my first idea, but then I found out they have signal reach limitation of 100 m, my stretch will then need a POE fed injector or modem stationed on the cable half way. I was hoping these power line things had better reaches... Do you know anywhere selling easy to use outdoor fiberoptic cables to a price affordable for mortals ? Or voltage step up/step down solutions for network lines, or something ?
Unfortunately none of my friends have such large gardens :) lucky you ,,, you could put a decent switch half way there if possible, other than that then yes fibre, there is some cable on the market that will go to 200m i have seen it in the states but not here (yet) amazon must do it.@@ogreunderbridge5204
@@mginboltonNo big garden for me I´m afraid, just complicated challenges :))
Hi Mark,ive got a wifi security camera on my shed,it keeps losing signal from the bt wifi extender thats plugged in the shed,could i just use the bt powerline to sort it,cheers
WhatsApp me on 07764 745242
Hi Mark what's the best way to do it,cheers
@@richardsmith771 I've got your WhatsApp Illl message u layer just at work pal
Ok,I'll be out till 7pm so when you ave time we'll speak later,cheers
The plug to plug pass through is handy but before I would go buying all that kit I would first log into my router and change the WiFi channels then a good plug in WIFI extender should do the trick. That's what I did and I have perfect WiFi. 👍
You might struggle streaming decent content with WiFi extenders especially if the shed is 70ft away.Do a speedtest on your WiFi connection vs a hard wired.Pass through plugs totally agree are much better.
@@mginbolton mine works great, the only band I checked in my shed is the 5Ghz and I get around 40/45mbps. I haven't checked the 2.4Ghz but I have my amazon stick connected to that band and youtube and iptv works flawlessly off it. I keep the 5Ghz free for my 4yo son who just spends his time gaming on roblox or minecraft when he is in the shed. I'm not dishing your video BTW I think the plug to plug pass through is a great idea. I would just suggest if you have the knowledge try changing your wifi channels so they don't get any interference with every other neighbour on your street then go out and test the signal strength, if they are half decent then a WiFi extender should do the trick.
@@NapoleonDynamites Spot on John those are great WiFi results and yeah dual band access points are about and can be configured the same as single band I just wanted to offer entry level spec to get a internet connection in their shed.I suppose it's like getting more bhp from your car you need to upgrade the components no point having diamond tipped spark plugs if you wire the plug leads the wrong way round it's the same with internet,better,cable, plugs WiFi extenders all add to a better Megabyte per second result,thanks for your support and comments really appreciated 🙂👍
No problem Mate, I was actually watching the video of your pub. Top marks for it BTW am always looking for ideas to keep me busy with mine. After watching that video it went to this one on auto play thats how I arrived here lol 👍
@@NapoleonDynamites ah right spot on yeah tempting to go in there every night but I been working from home since last march so must behave on a school night lol
I have every thing you mention .including electricity running to man cave but .my router inthe house has a erhternet plugged in to the tp port in the wall socket ... so how can I plug another erhenet wire in to an already used tp link (receiver) ?
The receiver is in the man cave? What have you plugged that into a device? And it works? If you want more ports plug the cable from the receiver to a wireless access point that will give you more ports and WiFi too This will do it but make sure the receiver is working ok first.www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/7148130.htm?cmpid=APP003
My number is 07764 745242 if you still need help.
Is there anything I can come out of back of router then in to man cave? Rather than using the sockets? So out of router then straight down to man cave and in to a wifi expander?
Cheers
Yeah if you have a cable from the router all way to the man cave plug it into a wireless access point that will give you spare sockets and wireless in there with a perfect signal.Its actually better direct from router to man cave I didn't want to wrap cables round the front of the house.Thats why I used those powerlines product code 714/8130 at argos will be perfect.I can show u a video on how to setup pretty easy.
@@mginbolton yes please mate, appreciate it
@@benbest8711 Have you got a laptop or computer? if not you can set up via your mobile phone but this link should help if your struggling message me.ua-cam.com/video/_ksTkbmA4ZM/v-deo.html
@@mginbolton nice one I'll have a crack at it over next couple days 👍🏻
hi mate I've got a TP link wifi extender set to access point mode that's connected to the router via cat6 ethernet cable, however theres no internet coming through
What model is it? Have you changed the ssid and password?
@@mginbolton it's the TL-WA850RE model, I've changed the SSID to the same name as the router in the house an the password is different
@@bfrank3950 change ssid to something different then you can deffo separate the connection have you plugged the cat 6 cable directly into a device such as TV or laptop to deffo make sure its feeding the Internet.
@@mginbolton okay I'll change the SSID and I've plugged it into a laptop and says theres no internet, also on the TP link website when u enter the ip it said the internet was unkown
Power line kits don’t work if your shed/ man cave is on a separate circuit, which it most likely is.
In most cases that's true which I've mentioned on the video not everyone has a separate circuit some people just have extensions,as I said both options cover individual setups.A powerline from the front to the back of the house then a network cable from the powerline to the shed would be the best option for separate circuits although my friend has a separate consumer unit and his devolo powerlines works fine 👍
Same here, I have a separate consumer unit in my man cave with its own ring main and the tp link kit works a treat.
Will a broadband provider install in a shed?
Maybe, not sure they would be cheap.Roughly which part if the country are you?
Hi mate how do I get wifi without direct hardwired electricity as I only use an extension cheers
You use a power extension cable ie on a reel? A powerline kit may work on that to be honest.
@@mginbolton yes mate extension reel as I don't have constant electric in it and don't want to buy the gear for it not to work cheers for ur reply tho mate
@@paulhutchinson7039 I tell u what email me your address I'll send you a powerline kit if it don't work just send it me back. Mark_g7@hotmail.com remember these powerlines extend the wired connection not the wireless you will know if it works by connecting a laptop or smart TV to it.If works then u can connect a wireless access point to it to give you solid WiFi connection I can help setting that up.
Smart pub
Thanks Ian appreciated buddy.
UPDATE these gigabit powerlines are trending cheaply on ebay at the moment and faster than the ones recommended on the video (3 years old). www.ebay.co.uk/itm/115814959357?itmmeta=01J1T2DMHSF6ZQ6RX90HZVGNRY&hash=item1af71c08fd:g:Wa4AAOSwAExkb3BX
This method didn't work for me as my power lines need to be in the same ring. I ran a cable from the router to my bar and plugged it into the same tp link ap that you have there but the signal on it was rubbish and dropped frequently. I tried a different router and it's banging. Tenda brand from Amazon, was only £15 and better spec than the tp link one.
Yeah I didn't say the tplink was the best out there just giving people an explanation of basic options depending on people's budgets.Thanks for watching it though.I have the dual band 5g tplink version it's faultless I get 150mb per sec.Plug your cable into a gigabit switch in the bar then into the access point to give you 100% speed wired from the router to your bar for pc smart TV etc.
@@mginbolton I have that as my main modem/router then cables out to 3 tenda routers. One in the pub down the garden, one in the gym on the other side of the garden and one in the daughters bedroom. I've hard wired everything that I can so the WiFi is banging now. I picked up a 100metre reel of cat 5e for just £2 out of a clearance bin at b&q.
@@skids181 Absolute bargain nice one,,hard wired the only way really for today's demands on steaming quality 4k TV and gaming etc.B and Q hopeless at customer service it's like a bingo gathering of coffin Dodgers lol.
Hi mark ive bought the £29.98 bt plugs you recommended for my dads man cave what else would we need to get WiFi in there as he has a firestick he wants to use on tv so doesn’t want to run cables everywhere? Hope you can help
Check the plugs work first by connecting a laptop or something with a network port on then message me I'll send you a link for an access point to plug into it that will give good WiFi in the shed to firestick etc
So Basically what exactly do i need
I'll tell you if you tell me what your set up is
Well, I put a wireless router in my shed & hacked my neighbors WiFi.
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Hey Mark
Hope you are well.
I really enjoyed your walkthrough!
I’ve sent you an email, if you have a few minutes to review and offer some guidance/ advice, I would REALLY appreciate it!
Thanks
Sean
Sure will do no problem
Legend :)