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Anybody familiar with these wireless antennas?

I would suggest going to superpass.com and take a look at their lineups, they are the cheapest you'll find around. Email their owner, he's very helpful.
 
Will those antennas attach to a linksys wireless AP and wireless router?

I'm looking at hooking up two houses about a block away (we have line of sight) and I have a Linksys Wireless Router now.

Can I keep one antenna attached for the inside and use the other one outside? That would be cool.
 
The link that I posted only has the antenna, not the cable, so you need to go find a cable as well. If you have line of sight, then try putting the access point in a window that can see your destination point and try it out without an antenna first. I'm using my access point in a 2nd story window that doesn't have line of sight across the diagonal of a busy street and I can still get a signal. This saves me from having to go buy an antenna. Try it out first in the line of sight, I dont know if you tried that yet.

 
Looks like any "standard" antenna can be used. Any of them made for Breezecom & Lucent equipment should work, but you just need a special pigtail to go to the Linksys. That runs about $40 it looks like. You can find really nice antennas out there for less than $100, so that's not bad.
 
I tried the line of site but the trees are ruining it for me. I will check out surpass.com and ask the guy.

Thanks.
 
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