[BC] Long-range WiFi
Tom Spencer
Radiofreetom at gmail.com
Thu Feb 4 18:37:15 CST 2010
It would seem to me that repurposed ITFS antennas would also work...
Especially if they were tuned to A/B group.
Or with a bit of help from a file or diagonal cutters, a couple of MDS
antennas.
OTOH, you can get a Yagi WITH router for under $150, new, on eBay...
Needs an outdoor enclosure and a power feed as well as Ethernet...
They DID have some modified ones that could use POE and came in a NEMA
6, IIRC, weather enclosure.
Outfit called Innovative Devices, up in Canada, I believe...
http://stores.ebay.com/InnovativeDevice?_rdc=1
They use a Linksys router...
Yagi antenna 17dBi with N Type Connector
AND
WRT54GL ROUTER (Professional Firmware installed)
HTH!
Robert Chrysafis wrote:
> Ahh, Yes. I suggested yagi's, but repurposed DBS dishes can be had for the
> asking in most cases. i forgot about them.
>
> check out freecycle.org for a group in your area. you may luck into a lot of
> what you need to complete the project and it would all be free :)
>
>
>> I've had good luck with re-purposed 18 inch DBS dishes for this. You can
>> build an antenna for the feedpoint out of Romex.
>>
>> Jeff/KD4RBG
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Tom Spencer
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