Hi there,
We live in a home that does not have cable. Actually there isn't cable on our road, BUT the road behind us has it. I'll save the stupidity of Comcast/Xfinity convo for another time.
ANYWAYS, I drove down the road behind us and with my iPhone I was able to detect the homes behind me had Xfinity Wifi hotspots. I can log into one of these with my work account so that part is not the issue. The issue is there is about 1,000ft of distance between said house and my own. There are also lots of trees in the way. The good news is I can see a light that is on at their house through the woods and we are on a hill and they are more below us.
What I am trying to do is figure out a way to tap into that hotspot. My Asus PCE-AC56 AC1300 card can't pick it up. I could however potentially cut the distance as we own about half the land that is behind us. So I could run a very long wire through the woods cutting the distance down to about 500ft.
Anyone have any good ideas on how to achieve this? We have satalite internet, which is TERRIBLE. So being able to get some decent speed (and lower than 800ms latency) would be great!
Thanks!
We live in a home that does not have cable. Actually there isn't cable on our road, BUT the road behind us has it. I'll save the stupidity of Comcast/Xfinity convo for another time.
ANYWAYS, I drove down the road behind us and with my iPhone I was able to detect the homes behind me had Xfinity Wifi hotspots. I can log into one of these with my work account so that part is not the issue. The issue is there is about 1,000ft of distance between said house and my own. There are also lots of trees in the way. The good news is I can see a light that is on at their house through the woods and we are on a hill and they are more below us.
What I am trying to do is figure out a way to tap into that hotspot. My Asus PCE-AC56 AC1300 card can't pick it up. I could however potentially cut the distance as we own about half the land that is behind us. So I could run a very long wire through the woods cutting the distance down to about 500ft.
Anyone have any good ideas on how to achieve this? We have satalite internet, which is TERRIBLE. So being able to get some decent speed (and lower than 800ms latency) would be great!
Thanks!