Breezecom makes some pretty nice 2.4GHz spread-spectrum wireless stuff.
http://www.breezecom.com/ for their marketing fluff. I've used it, it
works fine. Up to 3Mbit/sec nominal, half duplex, we got an actual
measured 1.6M doing one-way FTP transfer and about .77M doing FTP both
ways, simultaneously. We used 80MB files for a good sample. That was
over about 100 meters or so using directional antennas.
Dale
On Wed, 22 Sep 1999, Darin Willits wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> This is not a strictly Linux question but more a general networking
> question but I thought that you people might have some insight. We are
> writing an application that must communicate with a number of embedded
> computers using a 10baseT network. Unfortunately however one of these
> embedded PCs lives on a completely untethered (i.e. free moving like a car)
> piece of machinery that operates in an environment where a continuous clear
> line of sight is difficult if not impossible to maintain. Are there any
> manufacturers of wireless 10baseT equipment that you would recommend? It
> has to have reasonably reliable communications within 200 feet. Are there
> any sources of information that you would recommend? (Links etc)
>
>
> Thank you in advance for all of your help.
>
> Darin
>
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