While it should work I find other issues with the WiFi speeds taking big hits on such things. I prefer powerline networking which has it's own rules about sides of the mains it has to be on the same side to really fly.
Example at http://www.amazon.com/TRENDnet-Powerline-Wi-Fi-Extender-TPL-410APK/dp/B00I6EY1JI
There are other kits like this.
Bob
I have a Linksys RE1000 Range Extender set up as part of my home network. This totally solved the problem in the part of the house where the signal was weakest.
As that was such a success I'm wondering if I should add a second one - this time to improve the weakish signal in the attic.
But I don't want to shell out for it and then find that you can only have one extender on the same wireless network or that setting up the second one causes problems with the one that currently works fine.
Grateful for advice from anyone who knows about this.

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