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Homelabs

this is the worst product name i have ever seen https://eu.store.ui.com/eu/en/pro/category/whats-new/products/uk-ultra

Does anyone have recommendations for outdoor wifi equipment?

Use case is a Starlink + area no cell service and want to extend wifi for max distance without having to set up a mesh or multiple APs.

Ok then. Imho you need a good outdoor WiFi antenna. The router is not fundamental, but it must have the connector for the external antenna.

How much distance you need to cover? Any obstacles like big trees?

can’t defy physics of radio waves. if the area is that big with trees you will need multiple APs

I haven’t used Ubiquiti’s outdoor equipment but I’m super happy with their indoor mesh networking. It’s quality stuff

This worked great in a heavily wooded area.

This worked great in a heavily wooded area.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B082FW54WK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

gotta go with Ubiquiti - they get quite a bit of stick in reviews, however I find the software runs well on a pi & the equipment is reliable, fast and easy to setup

also their software is good. i broke their control panel one day and was able to go into mongodb to fix it

I'd check out some of the Ruckus outdoor APs. Cost is a fair bit more but you'll get better RF performance than Ubiquiti gear. If you run it with Unleashed firmware, you won't need any other management software