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I’ve done this with standard
low-cost Netgear access points and directional antennas. I used two WG302
access points and two ANT24D18 directional antennas at a construction site. If
you go this route, be sure to get a cable long enough to connect the access
point to the antenna. The cables are on Netgear’s web page: http://www.netgear.com/products/details/Antenna_Cables.php -Jeff From:
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Behalf Of Troy D. Hilton Hello
All, Wonder
if someone might have some insight here. I’m researching setting up a
wireless connection between two hangers at our local municipal airport. I
don’t know the approximate distance yet but I wanted to know if anyone
here has ever done any wireless networking with a range
of about ½ mile or so, and would care to share their experiences. Please
feel free to contact me offline. Thanks! Serveon, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] 302-529-8640 |
Title: Way OT: Long range wireless connectivity
- [IMail Forum] Way OT: Long range wireless connectivity Troy D. Hilton
- Re: [IMail Forum] Way OT: Long range wireless conn... Jeffery Rehm
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- RE: [IMail Forum] Way OT: Long range wireless conn... Christopher Checca
- Re: [IMail Forum] Way OT: Long range wireless conn... Nick Hayer
- RE: [IMail Forum] Way OT: Long range wireless ... Christopher Checca
- RE: [IMail Forum] Way OT: Long range wireless ... Christopher Checca
- RE: [IMail Forum] Way OT: Long range wireless conn... Jeff Frantz
- RE: [IMail Forum] Way OT: Long range wireless conn... Jason Loven
- RE: [IMail Forum] Way OT: Long range wireless ... John T \(Lists\)
- RE: [IMail Forum] Way OT: Long range wirel... Troy D. Hilton
- RE: [IMail Forum] Way OT: Long range wireless conn... Jason Loven
