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Subject: Wireless Solution under $10K
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Greetings,

I have been charged with finding a wireless solution.  The specifics are as
follows:

Run Length:  1000' LOS
Speed:    near wire speed... 10Mbps preferred,  100Mbps accepted.
The desire is to extend a local area network to a nearby shed.

Does anyone know of a wireless solution that could do this, preferrably
under $10K.