topic Re: Sky q boosters in Archive

Sky q boosters

Omegaman220347 — Tue, 10 May 2022 17:24:41 GMT

I have my sky q box hardwired to the router and my mini boxes hardwired through Ethernet ports in their respective rooms. I currently have 2 boosters also hardwired through Ethernet ports which work perfectly but I am left with limited WiFi to a garden building.
I do have another Ethernet port in this building but my question is whether I can use a third booster in the garden building without affecting the coverage elsewhere. I have read conflicting answers on here. Some are saying that more than 2 boosters will conflict with each other, others say it should be fine.
any help appreciated

thanks

Re: Sky q boosters

oldfella — Tue, 10 May 2022 17:29:10 GMT

@Omegaman220347 wrote:

I have my sky q box hardwired to the router and my mini boxes hardwired through Ethernet ports in their respective rooms. I currently have 2 boosters also hardwired through Ethernet ports which work perfectly but I am left with limited WiFi to a garden building.
I do have another Ethernet port in this building but my question is whether I can use a third booster in the garden building without affecting the coverage elsewhere. I have read conflicting answers on here. Some are saying that more than 2 boosters will conflict with each other, others say it should be fine.
any help appreciated

thanks

If they are all Q WiFi Boosters then there should be no conflicts @Omegaman220347

Re: Sky q boosters

kop32 — Wed, 11 May 2022 06:31:01 GMT

@Omegaman220347 ,Just a quick question,if all your Sky Q boxes are connected via ethernet why do you also need 2 x Sky Boosters?