Wifi extender that works well with Starlink

Does anybody out there know of a "for sure" wifi extender that works with Starlink?

Can’t sa this will work for Starlink.

Wi-Fi does not work well to set up my inverter so i used an Ethernet adapter that makes a wireless Ethernet connection and this works good.

I don't think this will work for me. I have my Starlink modem in my house and I want to get the signal to my wife's school room, which is a different building with a different power source. I have an ethernet cable running from my house modem to the school. I want to find an extender or booster I can put in the school room and plug the ethernet cable into and have signal. Living totally off grid and my buildings are cement block. Any other ideas? Thanks

Nothing practical.

On the commercial level, there are microwave relays to move large amounts of data. These dishes are usually 1 to 2 feet in diameter. A school i worked at was on the edge of civilization and that’s how it got the internet from the main campus miles away.

If you have a couple of parabolic dishes laying around, like old dish network, could concentrate the signal in one direction. I just dropped dish network so I have one on my wall until I take it down.

willful simplicity said:

I don't think this will work for me. I have my Starlink modem in my house and I want to get the signal to my wife's school room, which is a different building with a different power source. I have an ethernet cable running from my house modem to the school. I want to find an extender or booster I can put in the school room and plug the ethernet cable into and have signal. Living totally off grid and my buildings are cement block. Any other ideas? Thanks

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“Ethernet cable running from home to school” …. what distance?

If have max distance around 50m-100m? I’d try this.


I guess Tesla are preparing for Elon’s new factory in Mexico account you have better speed - coverage then I would in the USA. Is the price $120 US dollars a month there? That price of $120 is double my cable internet - 500mbps here. Max get from Starlink is 150+ Mbps. So no experience with it.

I am posting because you aren’t getting much traffic…- answers suggestions. Chrisski is offering help.
How many meters is your network cable run?

The school is only, max 15 meters away. I ordered the TPLink that you suggested. Wish me luck. My Starlink down here in Baja is a little less than $60 a month. I live in a little fishing at least 75 miles from a town/city of La Paz. Truly off grid which I think that lowers the price. The last 45 miles to our village takes 2.5 to 3 hours to drive, depending on the current condition of our road. Thanks for all your hrlp on this project.