Could Russia have sent the Second Pacific Squadron before the war?

What if the First Pacific Squadron had been reinforced by the Second Pacific Squadron before the Russo-Japanese War?

The force might be stronger and better worked up, but the distance and lack of support would still make the deployment extraordinarily difficult.

Sending the Russian squadron before war could preserve more ships and allow a more worked-up force or a different admiral. Even a more capable commander would still face the voyage's underlying supply problem. French forces struggled over much shorter distances during the Franco-Prussian War. Logistics, rather than timing alone, remained the controlling constraint on the road to Tsushima.