WiFi Strength Curiosity (CPE510 and WA901ND 2.5Ghz 24dbi Yagi Antenna)

[MarHazK]

Im curious with my WiFi Strength. Before im going to test, I would like to ask is it possible I can tx/rx the signals between both AP.

Here's the details:

1) I have TL-CPE510 13dbi at Point A (5-10ft height from ground level)
2) I have TL-WA901ND v3.1 with 2.5Ghz 24dbi Yagi Antenna at Point B (5-10ft height from ground level)
3) In between the Point A & B is a rural and urban area, approx height 50 meters height from ground
4) approx distance from A to B less than 5 km.

Here's the google map for A and B

is it possible? or any solution how to make the signals between A & B successfully excellent?

Thanks..

 

[WyomingKnott]

I'm not entirely sure what you mean; you could make it clearer. If you are asking if you can put two wifi points 5 km apart and expect to get a signal from one or the other everywhere in between, it's completely unlikely. Even if there were no "rural and urban area" in between.

 

[MarHazK]

I'm not entirely sure what you mean; you could make it clearer. If you are asking if you can put two wifi points 5 km apart and expect to get a signal from one or the other everywhere in between, it's completely unlikely. Even if there were no "rural and urban area" in between.

Thanks for your response..

As I've seen from the photo below referring to Tp-Link support - Wireless Link Condition Calculator (Assuming the website's TL-WA5210G is my CPE510, TL-WA701ND is my TL-WA901ND, TL-ANT2424B as my 2.5Ghz 24dbi Yagi Antenna, and same cable specs), I got this result. I thought the signals between both devices are reachable at 10-20%.. Correct me if i'm wrong, im quite confused.. Sorry

 

[WyomingKnott]

I've never worked with long-distance wifi, so I'll bow out. But notice that in their diagram what's between the two antennas is open air. you've got buildings in the way. That will severely degrade a signal. Best of luck.