can i connect it to an airport extreme ac from 300 ft away
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It will depend a lot on how clear of a path you have to the Airport Extreme. Also 5ghz will not travel as far as the 2.4ghz channel. I would guess that it will not connect at that distance or it will be a very weak connection. If you are looking to connect two buildings at that distance I would look at setting up a true wireless bridge with a pair of Nano Station M5's. Wire 1 to the Airport Extreme and then point it at the second with the best line of sight possible. Then wire the second M5 to the UniFi AC and that will bridge the two and give you a stable connection and the best throughput.
134514
These lights run off of the goal zero batteries like the Sherpas, they also come with a DC adapter to run off of a car DC type outlet. I do not think you can connect to AC
2059307
Yes you can, I just used it this week in The Netherlands. You just need to buy an adaptor, it costs like 2-3 dollars at airports and/or home centers.
457275
I am not sure. I am not good with that kind of stuff. there only are two wires connecting the two. I can tell a difference in my house. we live in Hot Arizona.
918724
I think so, as long as it's a small one that uses 12v DC power (if you need 120 ac you'll need a good long extension cord... probably about 20 miles worth.
650434
I don't know any reason why you can't put it out there as long as you have a 30amp grounded plugin. Also you might want to keep in mind that you probably won't be wearing any clothes. How close are your neighbors?
1203090
No it won't. Watts are computed as volt x amps = watts. 120v x 30A= 3600watts Most people use at least a 3000(3KW) generator for a trailer. Up here in Alaska I rarelyEven have as need for AC.
646826
It doesn't have that kind of range. Mine wont activate or turn off from 20ft away.
1038038
The maximum length of a USB cable is 15ft.. Anything more than that and it degrades the signal and the power is not transferred as well. The wires inside the cable are very thin and don't conduct very well over distances. You could do a USB over Ethernet adapter and then you can go up to 300 ft as the adapter is powered..
1358424
Yes you can, only if your ac adapter is powered by your car battery...Otherwise it"s imposible.
1059245
It is possible if you have very few things in the way. You may need a 1/2 watt or 1 watt power booster. If you have to Hawking antennas aimed at each other it should increase your range. Be sure to check on speed to make sure the connection works correctly. Sometimes you can have a good link and no speed.
970352
I meant to say no. 300 watt is the max. You are at 400. Too much will melt cable
1092105
No, you have to connect it to your battery or a/c. You can use the 12 volts that runs the system.
1461185
I have ran up to 300ft and it worked as long as you don't exceed the current rating of the power supply.
1070907
you could connect it either way I used a transformer and use it in the house but it is 12v so you could use it in the car. the range is not bad but does have to be in a direct line of the IR
40626
At just 30 feet you would get a strong signal, yes. Not sure you need a unit with this range capability for just 30 feet and nothing blocking, maybe something cheaper would do as well. Suggest to look at the other Hawking indoor repeater units, as they would likley do the job.
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I do not believe that you can. I just used it for turning on a single station. It would never work for the distance it should.