Wireless Joey issues

[Marktown]

I'm sure this has been discussed previously but I am new to this group, so I apologize. I have a hopper three with multiple wireless Joeys. I don't have any problems with three of them, but number four at the hot tub doesn't work near as well as the others Including the one on the back porch. The hot tub Joey is the furthest away from the wifi. I've been doing some research about different ways to increase the signal strength to the Joey but I'm looking for the best method besides running a Cat5e to it. Please advise, thanks

FYI I just read up last night on how to check the reception of the Joey, but I have not been able to check it yet so I cannot tell you the signal strength

 

[Jim5506]

How many Dish network wireless access points (WAP) do you have? One WAP can support 3 Joeys, if you have four on one WAP that may be part of the problem.

 

[Marktown]

How many Dish network wireless access points (WAP) do you have? One WAP can support 3 Joeys, if you have four on one WAP that may be part of the problem.

I have two of them

 

[ethanlerma]

Are they both connected to the Hopper or is one on a HIC? One idea that comes to mind is grabbing a WAP and placing it in a better position, if you can put it on a shelf or even better, use a longer CAT5e cable and place it in a more optimal/central place in the house.

 

[rip77]

How far away is it from the WAP? Is it connecting to the closest WAP?

Also, it might be easier for you to run RG6 from the hub to the Joey and just make it non-wireless, but that's up to you. Just an idea.

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[Marktown]

Are they both connected to the Hopper or is one on a HIC? One idea that comes to mind is grabbing a WAP and placing it in a better position, if you can put it on a shelf or even better, use a longer CAT5e cable and place it in a more optimal/central place in the house.

Both of them are connected to the hopper