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picking up distant Wifi

Hey guys, I've read through some posts here but could only find incomplete info…

Out of all subs, I'm assuming someone here has to have this figured out…

My goal is to (legally) pickup free, distant wifi and wirelessly broadcast it to multiple devices.

Here's a simple diagram of my current goal setup for those who like pictures better! https://imgur.com/a/jz4TUmI

I'm imagining having a "regular wifi router", but instead of getting its signal from an ethernet cable provided by internet company, it gets its signal from some sort of external antenna.

What I've researched so far (mostly in this sub):

* wifi network adapters (eg alfa) - but they only provide internet connection via usb
* every time I search for "router with external antenna", I find information on how to boost your already existing wifi signal (OUTPUT), rather than a router that can accept an antenna as INPUT
* super expensive (overkill) mesh / outdoor systems that are hundreds of dollars
* I've looked at nanostations, mikrotik, cantennas, gl.inet, etc, but I can't figure out a complete implementation. (most solutions grab wifi from far away and feed it to a single device, rather than a router or something that can repeat / broadcast)

I understand basic signal & electronics, and can configure a router (static IP, etc) if I have to, but prefer not to. I also have some experience (many years ago) with Alfa antennas and Kismac…

I'd like this setup to be "travel friendly" - making use of a power outlet is fine, but I want to keep the wires relatively short, and the entire setup simple and compact. I'm imagining using this as an in-home setup, but can also pack and take to hotels, and even a vehicle. I'm ok with having 2 antennas to accommodate different circumstances (eg 1 omni, 1 directional).

Finally, if the broadcasting device not only received antenna as input, but could also use a SIM card (with local data plan), that would be amazing!

Thank you so much!

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