Hello, Ulisses. You wrote Thursday, June 26, 2003, 22:59:44:
UE> Hi, UE> Today i use Cisco BR340 to setup long range outdoor links (around 25-30 UE> miles) and they work very, very well. UE> The problem is the real badwidth is only about 4Mbits. Without amplifier? It is normal UE> But now i need ot UE> setup a 25 mile link with 20Mbits REAL bandwidth. UE> I'm thinking in using 802.11g. Anyone got a setup like this working ? yes. UE> Any UE> suggestions ? After 10 km, 802.11g = 802.11b UE> What equipment/brand should i use ? Linksys WAP54G UE> 802.11b amps and antennas are compatible with 802.11g ? antennas - yes amps - not testet, not sure UE> What is the real bandwidth of 802.11g ? 24 db grid antenna, 10-15 meters of a cable (0.28 db/m) ------------------------------------------------------ 1,6 km - 22-24 mbps 3,5 km - 17-18 mbps 6 km - ~12 mbps 12 km - after replacement WAP11(Atmel) to WAP54G rate changes is not observed (~4-5 mbps) ----------------------------------------------------- test results from different locations, all links point-2-point -- WBR, Andrey http://www.wavelan.ru [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- general wireless list, a bawug thing <http://www.bawug.org/> [un]subscribe: http://lists.bawug.org/mailman/listinfo/wireless
