mjcoon
Well-known member
I think there may be a fundamental limitation. If you are at a location that is at the extreme range of shore-based wi-fi, that means that the signal-to-noise ratio is already bad. You can only make minor improvements on that from the receiver side. The real solution is to position an extender somewhere where the signal is better and relay from there. But you are still sharing out the available bandwidth. That is why most of the preferred solutions are to use the much longer-range mobile signal and ignore the shore wi-fi.