I work at dickies and i agree with rexxar (mod), its better to get powerline connectors so that you run over the power line, only issue is if your house is on more than one different power system (some have two different connections for different levels or if house is too big) it wont work, as it needs to be on same line

have a look around at these though

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i have this, but they arent in stock at the moment

Lol.

If you have spare old wifi routers lying around (doesn't everyone ) you could buy powerlines to make a "hard wire" connection and then plug the router in there. Most have a setup option to become a wireless repeater.

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If you didn't use so much damn concrete, you'd not have this problem!

Hide a wireless repeater in each of your plaster lions heads, should provide enough signal.

Dig through the large lawn you ha... oh

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im just going to buy a 100 of these babies

WN3000RP

should be enough coverage i think!!!

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The PowerPoint adapters are normally based on the circuit. If you want to use them I would try and shut off a circuit and see if you can get 2 power points off (one near your router, one near where you want more signal).

Cheap ass tp-link wireless access point in repeater mode.

match ssid
match encryption

Position just before the dead zone to rebroadcast the signal.

Done.