Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
No ethernet, no PROBLEM; here's how to send your wifi to another building even if its miles away! Get wifi signal to far away locations using a point to point (P2P) wifi bridge. Here's a TP-Link one (product links below) that I use for ~$100 for a pair. This acts or "appears" like an ethernet cable to the devices on either end, no special setup or configuration is needed. In fact these come pre-configured as a pair and are literally "plug n play", just mount them and point them at each other and they will self connect. The EAP215 has a max (ideal) range of 3miles while the EAP211 has about 1 mile of range in ideal conditions. TP-link provided the P2P Bridges for review. Special thanks to Captain Scott for the use of his house, boat and island for this filming.
Special 10% DISCOUNT Code valid til March 2026:
#Omada store Code: NATETATERA
TP-Link EAP211: tplinksystemsinc.pxf.io/bOJ0WM
TP-Link EAP215: tplinksystemsinc.pxf.io/7aqKe5
#Amazon code: NATETATERA
EAP211-Bridge KIT & EAP215-Bridge KIT Only: amzn.to/3XPQ8Mv
Exterior Antenna Pole Mounts: amzn.to/2XdHoDP
40ft Ethernet Cable: amzn.to/3tHfY5B
20ft Ethernet Cable: amzn.to/3k5f9jQ
0:00 The Problem
01:28 The Solution: TP-Link Omada Wireless Bridge
02:42 EAP211 vs EAP215
03:45 Choosing the EAP215 Bridge Kit
05:15 Main AP and Client AP setup
09:27 Initial Speed Test
15:28 Improving the Signal
17:12 Final Test and Results
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No ethernet, no PROBLEM; here's how to send your wifi to another building even if its miles away! Get wifi signal to far away locations using a point to point (P2P) wifi bridge. Here's a TP-Link one (product links below) that I use for ~$100 for a pair. This acts or "appears" like an ethernet cable to the devices on either end, no special setup or configuration is needed. In fact these come pre-configured as a pair and are literally "plug n play", just mount them and point them at each other and they will self connect. The EAP215 has a max (ideal) range of 3miles while the EAP211 has about 1 mile of range in ideal conditions. TP-link provided the P2P Bridges for review. Special thanks to Captain Scott for the use of his house, boat and island for this filming.
Special 10% DISCOUNT Code valid til March 2026:
#Omada store Code: NATETATERA
TP-Link EAP211: tplinksystemsinc.pxf.io/bOJ0WM
TP-Link EAP215: tplinksystemsinc.pxf.io/7aqKe5
#Amazon code: NATETATERA
EAP211-Bridge KIT & EAP215-Bridge KIT Only: amzn.to/3XPQ8Mv
Exterior Antenna Pole Mounts: amzn.to/2XdHoDP
40ft Ethernet Cable: amzn.to/3tHfY5B
20ft Ethernet Cable: amzn.to/3k5f9jQ
0:00 The Problem
01:28 The Solution: TP-Link Omada Wireless Bridge
02:42 EAP211 vs EAP215
03:45 Choosing the EAP215 Bridge Kit
05:15 Main AP and Client AP setup
09:27 Initial Speed Test
15:28 Improving the Signal
17:12 Final Test and Results
Nater Tater Merch Store: natertaterchannel.com/shop Stickers, magnets, shirts, bags and more!
Donate to support this channel: paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=AZMXDBJMEQX3E
My Filming and other Gear: amazon.com/shop/natertater
The Nater Tater Channel (youtube.com/c/NaterTater) covers any topics related to my 47 acre property. Building things, driving things, smarthome, wifi, outdoor activities etc. Follow me to see my many projects!
Subscribe here: tinyurl.com/y5ct8pkl
