[G4] Wireless Setup

C. Russell russells at tabletoptelephone.com
Wed Sep 29 21:25:38 PDT 2004


jj

Thanks for the input.. I know that it is a long distance and will 
require some level of a higher gain antenna and more directional. Line 
of site one can get out 5 10 miles. I read an account on the net of a 
connection 192 miles via weather balloon. O'Reily Books has a book on 
Wireless hacking which gives some idea for antenna's and they indicate  
10 mile ranges via line of  sight. I sure there are some site where 
these issues are being address. I was hoping I could find some one that 
has done this.

Russell



On Wednesday, September 29, 2004, at 08:58  PM, Snow White wrote:

> Russel:
>
> That is a very long way and most wireless will not reach ever 1/4 the 
> distance you want.  With every foot of distance the signal gets slower 
> and requires more power.  1320 feet (1/4 mile) is even very long for 
> an ethernet cable but I would probably look for that solution with a 
> wireless base on each end.  Wireless base connected by ethernet means 
> no risk to your computer due to lightning strikes.
>
> Maybe there are some directional antenae you could find, but I don't 
> know of it.
>
> Hope this helps
>
> jj
>
> On Wednesday, September 29, 2004, at 04:28 PM, 
> g4-request at listserver.themacintoshguy.com wrote:
>
>> Wireless Setup
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>> Has anyone done any wireless links with 1/4 to 1/5 mile.. I would like
>> to make a link but need some input as to getting from the radios to an
>> external antenna that has to be set for line of site.. Or is there a
>> good forum that one my get some ideas.
>>
>>
>> Russell
>
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