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need help to make wireless network

mk2005

Junior Member
hi my friends
i need ur help in project i want to make it
i want make wireless nertwork for internet use only
and the distance of this wireless network is 1.5 kilo
the wireless network omni network that i wish to get it
and want to ask about this company product are the distance of this copmpany product is true
Senao
thanks
 
It is highly unusual to achieve such distances.

Log to this page and read the Middle, it lists a more realistic distances that can be achieved by using such type of Wireless Devices.

Link to: Wireless What Should I Get?

:sun:
 
Dude, you keep on posting that link.

out point is what matters is the fact that the router should have dettachable antennai and that you use a good unidirectional antenna (ie Pringles Can mod or a quality uni)
 
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Dude, you keep on posting that link.

out point is what matters is the fact that the router should have dettachable antennai and that you use a good unidirectional antenna (i.e. Pringles Can mod or a quality uni)
Super Dude, my point is not to post ?exotic? words (Pringles).

Taking into consideration the level of OP's English and being from Egypt, he might not be aware of the Great American invention (Pringles), and I am not sure that it is available on the selves in Cairo's supermarkets. In any case, the OP also asked whether the distances of the Hardware that is in the link that he provided are to be believed. Hence my answer that they should not be believed, and my attempt to provide a link with realistic expectation rather than suggesting a "snack".

The page that I sent him to provides further links (as seen below) that might direct him to ways of increasing the distance (including forms of Pringles).

Link to: Extending the Distance of Entry Level Wireless Network.

Link to: Wirelessly Bridging Home / Network.

Have a Good night, and Happy Holidays.

:sun:
 
Originally posted by: JackMDS
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Dude, you keep on posting that link.

out point is what matters is the fact that the router should have dettachable antennai and that you use a good unidirectional antenna (i.e. Pringles Can mod or a quality uni)
Super Dude, my point is not to post ?exotic? words (Pringles).

Taking into consideration the level of OP's English and being from Egypt, he might not be aware of the Great American invention (Pringles), and I am not sure that it is available on the selves in Cairo's supermarkets. In any case, the OP also asked whether the distances of the Hardware that is in the link that he provided are to be believed. Hence my answer that they should not be believed, and my attempt to provide a link with realistic expectation rather than suggesting a "snack".

The page that I sent him to provides further links (as seen below) that might direct him to ways of increasing the distance (including forms of Pringles).

Link to: Extending the Distance of Entry Level Wireless Network.

Link to: Wirelessly Bridging Home / Network.

Have a Good night, and Happy Holidays.

:sun:

LOFL JACK...AHAHAHA

Talk about misinterpretation.

I was talking nto the OP:laugh:

Hwe has posted this router before and I was telling him to look into whether or not it has dettachable antennas



:laugh:


<---walks away laughing
 
I help manage a small wireless ISP network, and we get 7 miles on 802.11B. We are running Airbridge indoor/outdoor units with weatherproof cases and external antenna. Our farthest customer is about 7 miles, and it's a jump from there to the AP, then the AP jumps another 4 mile link to the office with the T1 line.
 
Originally posted by: nweaver
I help manage a small wireless ISP network, and we get 7 miles on 802.11B. We are running Airbridge indoor/outdoor units with weatherproof cases and external antenna. Our farthest customer is about 7 miles, and it's a jump from there to the AP, then the AP jumps another 4 mile link to the office with the T1 line.

cool.
 
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