Outdoor WiFi Setup | A Closer Look at the Omada AX1800 Access Point

In the attic, connected to Starlink, but now we need to get it outside. That is where the Omada by TP-Link comes into play. It's a Wi-Fi 6 access point. Supposedly, this is going to give us about a 900-foot range. 900 feet from the antenna would put me at the back of my property. So I have 10 acres. It will also give me the ability to walk up and down the road in front of the house. It's not real big, it is weighty though. It is a PoE, power over ethernet connection. We'll be connecting that to the plug in the attic, which will be tied into the UPS, the uninterruptible power supply. This is that great big electric battery solar generator we worked with a few days ago, a weeks ago so then we have a mounting bracket we have we can mount it on a pole we're gonna mount it flat to the wall not sure how i'm going to be mounting it yet but i am planning and that brings us to i read my homework here before i before frame of the building i have i tested the range we're all hooked up it was very simple literally you just plugged it in and turned it on i've tested the range going so the road runs up in front of my place i went down to the low spot on the road i went to the high spot on the road and i went to the very bottom of my property the big pine tree between here and the bottom is about the distance so realistically i'm getting about 100 yards in every direction and that's pretty good compared to where we were so now we can work outside, play outside, just be outside I'm happy with it. All of it, the posts, the antenna, the surge protector