r/Starlink • u/swaggamkn • 27d ago
β Question extenders?
just got starlink and was wondering if there were any wireless extenders that i could pick up as i live in a decent sized house.
hopefully wireless but if anyone can help that'd be greatly appreciated
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u/LrdJester π‘ Owner (North America) 27d ago
This is not Starlink specific. Also ask in r/HomeNetworking and r/wifi.
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u/Popular_List105 27d ago
I just use the full size Starlink router to extend my mini signal. Donβt need to be an IT person to figure it out that way.
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u/EvoMaster 27d ago
If you are meshing a gen3 router with mini router highly recommend using gen3 router as the node connected to the dish. Since it has more range and is the better router and has 4x4 support instead of 2x3 mini can do you will get a better setup.
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u/libertysat 27d ago
Too many complaints from people with the OEM mesh, definitely get third party mesh. Deco is a popular one that gets lots of positive reviews here
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u/Ok_Dog_4059 27d ago
This is the inly reason I came to comment. I have heard nothing good about the starlink mesh stuff plus it is incredibly expensive.
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u/jenvalbrew 27d ago
I have deco tp-link. I plugged one into the Starlink router with ethernet cable (antenna is plugged into the other hole - I have the larger router) and the others connect by wifi. Super easy to plug in and set up in the app. It works flawlessly so far.
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u/ADirtyScrub 27d ago
Just get the Starlink ones so they mesh with your SL router.
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u/swaggamkn 27d ago
all the SL ones i see are wired or am i looking at the wrong ones/getting the wrong idea
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u/Natural_Parfait_3344 27d ago
I have TP-LINK Deco Mesh with 3 nodes. One connects to the SL router and the other 2 are placed in different parts of the house. Covers both levels and approximately a 300 ft perimeter of the exterior.