How to set up a wireless internet bridge from one building to another

[@ueevii]

Thanks for the fantastic video! The UeeVii wireless bridge is perfect for connecting two houses without the hassle of running new cables-saving you both time and money. Would you be okay with us sharing your video on our official channels? We'll make sure to credit you and include a link to your KZbin video!

[@BuiltKnotBought]

@@ueevii thank you for the kind words I'm excited to have Wi-Fi out in my shop!

[@bunsdad4530]

I thought you could plug the router into the power supply That is why it has two ports You only run one wire outside?

[@BuiltKnotBought]

I've recently learned you're correct only one cable is needed on the main router side of the bridge

[@Bripromo]

Hi, I need 2 routers to make this system work?

[@BuiltKnotBought]

@@Bripromo yes you'll need a 2nd router in the new area/building to project the signal

[@AL-cu6qd]

It depends on whether or not you want wireless in your second location. A switch will do if you do not need wireless, but a router will be needed to be able to connect wireless devices.

[@assman0314]

A WAP (wireless access point) is a simpler solution than a second router. You will basically configure the second router to serve as a WAP. So unless you have an old router laying around use a WAP instead.