Two seperate routers?

>deteriorate
>leaving a bad signal
>travel to is semi-far
>walls are thick

Wat.

>>59321921
call geeksquad

>>59321921
Why don't you just buy two powerline Ethernet adapters?

>>59321921
Use Google, you dumb fuck or at least stay in sqt!

You can contract a second internet connection, but you'll be paying double. They'll set it up for you.

I'm more interested in knowing if you can have 2 different access points in 2 different parts of the house using the same line.

>>59321921
Electronics don't wear out slowly over time, your wireless signal won't slowly wear out because the hardware is getting older, it either works or it doesn't. Or stages in-between possibly but discontinuously.
Anyway.
What do you want? Your own network, your own WiFi, your own internet connection?
If you have one phone line you have one internet connection unless you have cable or satellite internet I guess.
So, to go from internet to network you need a modem. Your ip will give you probably only one ip address so typically you create a private network using one of the rfc private ranges and then use a router to route packets between networks. Finally for WiFi you need an access point. What people call routers are really actually all 3 in one.
If you want to extend WiFi you need a wireless access point. If you want your own network you need to reconfigure the router connected to the modem to handle the two networks then a wireless access point for each. If you want your own internet then you pay to get another line installed.
WiFi on 2.4ghz overlaps like a motherfucker, you can have channel 1,6 and 11 running at the same time without an issue, that's the most. If people near you are running WiFi at channels within 5 or 6 hops of your channel it will interfere. If someone uses a microwave or cordless phone it will interfere. If you want a second access point on a close channel or will interfere.
If you can use a cable use a cable. Cable is infinitely better than wireless

>>59324921
It's the first time I heard of those, and they seem pretty amazing. Would they work if you have different power lines coming into your house?

Electrical wiring sometimes is a mess in older houses.

>>59324921
>>59325039
Instead of using powerline adapters simply pay homeless men to fuck you in the asshole until you get aids. A much more pleasant experience.

>>59325039
They seem to work at my dad's house really well it's how he connects to his office which actually a little separate apartment downstairs. As far as wiring goes I'm not too sure best ask the manufacturer.

No, you could not run another router without running an ethernet line. However buying a router like pic related would probably be strong enough to reach your room especially you use the 2.4gHz band.