Hi RBAUTISTA,   The more important consideration is topology. We generally recommend a star topology, with no more than one hop between the main access point and the mesh repeaters. Multi-hop paths are possible, but come at a fairly significant performance hit. In theory you could mesh up to the maximum supported number of APs in a Meraki Go network (20), however this would not be recommended, as it would not make efficient use of available WiFi channels and we would not expect a good experience for devices connecting to the WiFi.   It might be worth seeing if one of our local partners can help with assessing the feasibility of what you are attempting, or if the regular Meraki product might be a better fit https://www.meraki-go.com/c/r/merakigo/en/us/all-partners.html   Regards Lee ... View more

Hey @RJMac1,   The Meraki Go Access Points automatically and dynamically adjust their power levels depending on the environment they are in, the density of the environment, etc. so there is no hard and fast rule around what the radios power would be.   Cheers,   Joe ... View more

That's what i needed to know. Thanks ... View more