Internet equipment experts - can you translate tech-speak for me please?

Hi all, 

My wife started a thread on a forum trying to deduce what product we need to get Starlink internet from our main house to a tiny house 100 yards away. We are thinking of using a wireless bridge, but know very little about this sort of thing.

Here's the thread:

https://community.ui.com/questions/seeking-product-recommendation-total-novice-extending-wifi-to-another-building/c886befc-6b1b-4cb9-8dfd-4db0fb529913

And here are the tech words I don't understand:

For 100 yards you can use several different products. In the 5GHz line, two Loco5AC with appropriate POE adapters are $65 per side. A pair of NS5AC can use 48V POE if you have it already and can pass that through to another device like a WIFI AP. Figure $125 per side. An easier to mount and aim device is the NBE5AC. These are $99 each. All of these 5GHz solutions are good for about 200-300Mbps throughput.

For true gigabit speed, get a pair of Wave Pico but these will set you back $179 each.

I am feeling confused by the above options. I am hoping to install this myself. Also, just FYI power is limited to an extension cord at the tiny house.

Thanks for any insight you can offer.

Can you run an ethernet cable out to the tiny house?

In reply to BoxheadTim :

I suppose I could, but it's a challange. It's a 100 yards and would have to be buried as it would be crossing a lawn. Seems like a lot of digging. 

I'm leaning towards getthis after some time of deciphering the language above. 

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0D8CK4TJS/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A1CWARKP010ISH&psc=1

So all of the above random letters/numbers are their part numbers for the devices.

The other main acronym is PoE.  Power Over Ethernet if you have a switch/router that has it, allows you to power a device with only the Ethernet cable.  So, they're saying make sure you buy a WAP (wireless access point, not the more, errr... Contemporary meaning) that has PoE. 

The devices you linked to would work great.  You'll need a WAP at the little house to share Ethernet over there. 

Thanks! by WAP, you mean like a router, correct? (And appreciated the joke).

Do you know a router that can handle being outside?