[own company] ISP business

if you want easy use.. go with TP-LINK.. make sure both same ( Client and AP ) to get good result..
1 Ap TL-WA7510N can cover 6-8 client.
build pole both area and make sure not enclosed material... expl. if you build 20M in AP.. build same 15-20M in client
buy router for your client, so their device (PC, Laptop, HP) can connect in their home and make sure buy standart router
so your signal can cover in your client home only.. so their neighbor must buy from you if want connect to your wifi.
buy Belden US cable utp cat5 is enough but beter use cat6 ( becareful don't buy fake belden or AU belden )
RJ45 for connector, hub lan if you router socket not enough.

GoDesain said:

if you want easy use.. go with TP-LINK.. make sure both same ( Client and AP ) to get good result..
1 Ap TL-WA7510N can cover 6-8 client.

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So 1 AP will handle only 6-8 clients?

GoDesain said:

if you want easy use.. go with TP-LINK.. make sure both same ( Client and AP ) to get good result..

build pole both area and make sure not enclosed material... expl. if you build 20M in AP.. build same 15-20M in client

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can you please elaborate this line?

is there anyone who is running already?

There's been 2 posts that I've seen tonight where the OP has no idea what they're doing and they want to start a technical business however this one takes
the cake. I'm not going to be rude but you should honestly find something you're pretty knowledgeable about first.

iamdeadat2017 said:

So 1 AP will handle only 6-8 clients?

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Not like that.. for good result use 1 AP for 6-8 so their connection will stable.
like you see.. in tl-wa7510 can transmit 150MB, that mean your AP can handle 150M ( in-bound out-bond )
so if you only give 1mb each client, you can handle more than 10 client.. but make sure still 60% total allocation from AP capacity.

why buy same device ? sometimes different device have different ability, expl. your AP ubiquity with AirOS enable, and your client use TP-Link without airos.
in this case, your client can't connect or will got trouble if try to connect your network.

how to build AP? on this image, you can see how to place your AP, and make sure you do same in your client home (antenna facing each other)

Unknown Overlord said:

There's been 2 posts that I've seen tonight where the OP has no idea what they're doing and they want to start a technical business however this one takes
the cake. I'm not going to be rude but you should honestly find something you're pretty knowledgeable about first.

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i know some about this now...and have some corporate person in different companies who are licensed IIG IGW in my country...thats why i thought its one of my opportunity to take

so are you in business or still trying?