jdmarti1
Jack
join:2004-06-15
Oilton, OK
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Re: low on budget middle of nowhere
You could use one Deliberant 2300 in router mode with a 20 switch and hook both PC's up to it. Simple and very cost effective. I am assuming you own the WISP and want to hookup the school. What are you using for your customers? Just use one of the radios you already use. I know it costs you a bit, but the money you spend to do it right will get you some customers in the end.
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newbiewisp
join:2004-11-19
Montreal, QC
| my dillema is not the school..I'm trying to come up with a solution that enables me to send signals over the
top of a small hill, and down the other side.Repeaters cut the signal strength in half and im afraid that the consumer grade repeaters are not strong enough even with a 15 dBi omni antenna.The distance between my ap to the hill is about 2km and from the hill to school is about 2-3km.Is there a repeater that would do this task using only an omni antenna???im kinda repeating myself,i'm not too familiar with repeaters...thank you again. |
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John Galt
Forward, March
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join:2004-09-30
Happy Camp
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| said by newbiewisp  :my dillema is not the school..I'm trying to come up with a solution that enables me to send signals over the top of a small hill, and down the other side.Repeaters cut the signal strength in half and im afraid that the consumer grade repeaters are not strong enough even with a 15 dBi omni antenna.The distance between my ap to the hill is about 2km and from the hill to school is about 2-3km.Is there a repeater that would do this task using only an omni antenna???im kinda repeating myself,i'm not too familiar with repeaters...thank you again. Actually, they cut the data rate in half...
You can do what you want to do, as long as both of the antennas "look" at the repeater and have sufficient signal strength.
Where is this school located? Town? City? Coordinates?
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