Thanks Dan,
  I actually will be getting the 19s. I was just
wondering about the narrower beam. And, I may be asked
to add 2 more APs to this network, and I figured if I
had a wider beam, I can keep the same primary antenna.
But since this is a area where there is a LOT of rain,
I definately need the fade margin...

Thanks
En
--- Dan Fitzpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sounds fine to me but unless there's a reason why
> you want the smaller gain
> antennas I would go with a pair of 24dBi parabolics
> like Andrew/Conifer. 
> My reasoning for this is if you can spare the extra
> few bucks why not have
> the larger fade margin.  The other benefit in using
> the higher gain antennas
> is your beam width will be narrower and your
> AP/bridge will be listening to
> less noise.  Your link will also be less "visible"
> to prying eyes since
> you're not spreading your signal across 5-15 degrees
> in both directions. 
> The only draw back is that it will be a bit harder
> to aim but for a 2mail
> link this shouldn't make a difference.
> 
> Dan.
> 
> On Wed, Jan 08, 2003 at 02:00:50PM -0800, Xparent
> wrote:
> > Hello All, 
> >   I have a 2 mile link to make (bridge) using
> Linksys
> > WAP11's. No real obstructions between, and I will
> be
> > using 15 or 19 dbi Parabolic Grid directional
> antennas
> > with 50 ft. of NLM400 cable. I crunched the
> numbers at
> > one or two online calculators, and they say it
> should
> > be fine.
> > Can any of you tell me your opinions on this link?
> I
> > have never done one this far before.
> > 
> > Thanks
> > 
> > En
> > 
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