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Wireless Range.

Jaden · 2003-07-23 15:15:01

Hi All, Is there any wireless equipment readily available in Ireland, that will allow a line of sight connection between two points, at a distance of 15 miles or so. The link itself needs only to be 1MBps, but quicker would be better. I have already installed two SMC bridge routers and antennae that have got me 7 or so…

23-07-2003 3:15pm

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Jaden

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Hi All,
Is there any wireless equipment readily available in Ireland, that will allow a line of sight connection between two points, at a distance of 15 miles or so. The link itself needs only to be 1MBps, but quicker would be better. I have already installed two SMC bridge routers and antennae that have got me 7 or so miles. I need more. any ideas?

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#2 24-07-2003 12:24am

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yes , get proxma cards [802.11b] and 2 high gain directional stella antennas [the gain you get depends wether or not you want to say within the power limits] then get 2 linux boxs and hey presto you will get a connection at 11mbps. proxima is the way to go for more info drop into the irishwan on IRC

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