i want to share my internet to a spacific home which is 100 meter away from my home there are 3 homes between them internet sharing should lower the cast and low data loss what devices should i use

To share your internet with a specific home 100 meters away, with three homes between yours and the target home, you'll need a solution that provides a reliable and stable connection over that distance. Here are some considerations and devices that can help you achieve this: ### Options for Sharing Internet 1. **Wireless Point-to-Point (PtP) Link**: - **Outdoor WiFi CPE (Customer Premises Equipment)**: Devices like Ubiquiti NanoStation, TP-Link CPE510, or MikroTik SXT can create a wireless bridge. They are designed for outdoor use, have a good range, and can handle interference from other homes. - **Installation**: Mount one unit on your house (aligned toward the target home) and the other unit on the target house. - **Range**: These devices can typically cover distances from a few hundred meters to several kilometers, depending on the model, and under ideal conditions. 2. **Directional Antennas**: - If you already have a router with an external antenna connection, you can replace the antenna with a directional one (like a Yagi or a parabolic antenna). This will help focus the signal in the direction of the target home. 3. **Powerline Ethernet Adapters** (may not be reliable due to distance): - If the homes share the same electrical circuit, you could use powerline adapters. However, given your situation (three homes in between), this solution is less likely to work effectively. 4. **Mesh WiFi Systems**: - Although this isn’t ideal for long distances, if it’s a flatter area with a weak signal, you could try a mesh system with outdoor units. However, since you're sharing with a different home, the mesh might not be configured appropriately. ### Setup Considerations - **Line of Sight**: The most reliable wireless connections require a clear line of sight. Ensure there are minimal obstructions (like trees or buildings) between your home and the target home. - **Interference**: Check for existing wireless networks in the area to find the least congested channel. - **Bandwidth and Data Usage**: Discuss with the neighbor about usage limits or times for sharing the connection to avoid slowdowns. - **Legal Considerations**: Ensure that you check your ISP’s terms of service regarding sharing your Internet connection. ### Recommended Device - **Ubiquiti NanoStation M5**: - Excellent for point-to-point links. - Can use interchangeable antennas for different coverage needs. - Good range and durability for outdoor use. - **TP-Link CPE510**: - Economic option for long-range wireless links. - Designed for outdoor use with good performance in some interference conditions. ### Summary For a distance of 100 meters while maintaining a low cost and reducing data loss, I recommend using outdoor wireless CPE devices (like Ubiquiti NanoStation or TP-Link CPE510) configured in a point-to-point setup. This would ensure a better connection than typical indoor WiFi devices and help you maintain a strong and reliable internet connection to the target home.