[SOLVED] Just moved. Best way to extend wireless...

[HoPStA]

Like title says,
Just moved to a very remote location. I'm in the back house, and they can only put internet in the main, about 70-100 yards away. We have those antenae relays plugged in halfway between...but is there anything else I can get to make it more powerful. I'm 1.25 Mbs. I can't even work from here. I'll have to move again, or lose my job...any help is greatly appreciated.

 

[RealBeast]

Like title says,
Just moved to a very remote location. I'm in the back house, and they can only put internet in the main, about 70-100 yards away. We have those antenae relays plugged in halfway between...but is there anything else I can get to make it more powerful. I'm 1.25 Mbs. I can't even work from here. I'll have to move again, or lose my job...any help is greatly appreciated.

If at all possible run an Ethernet cable, wireless cannot cross such a large area with matter in between (walls, etc.), and Ethernet can be run at least 100m. Do you own the place or rent?

 

[popatim]

Does the back house get power from the front house?
You may be able to use powerline adapters which puts the network signal thru the power lines.
https://www.amazon.com/TP-LINK-Powerline-Pass-Through-TL-PA9020P-KIT/dp/B01H74VKZU

 

[kanewolf]

Like title says,
Just moved to a very remote location. I'm in the back house, and they can only put internet in the main, about 70-100 yards away. We have those antenae relays plugged in halfway between...but is there anything else I can get to make it more powerful. I'm 1.25 Mbs. I can't even work from here. I'll have to move again, or lose my job...any help is greatly appreciated.

If you can't do an ethernet cable all the way, then a pair of point-to-point wireless adapters on the outside of each building is the next best. The Ubiquiti Loco AC units can support 100Mbit at that distance IF you have a clear line of sight.