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Subject: Re: outdoor Wireless-indoor access
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Dear Andy,
So, What is the maximum distance for a 128Kbit/s BW,
and in OutDoor Anthena and Indoor Wireless Card That
can work together?

I mean If it will work 1 KM for the wireless card that
without anthena can work, So after 1 KM I should Add
another AP or Bridge. 

Thanks for Your Answer,
Waiting for Your Reply,
AFShin (AAS)


--- Andy Ellifson <andy@ellifson.com> wrote:
> 
> Remember that if you have an antenna with 12db of
> gain, it will use that gain
> to broadcast the signal to the wireless card. 
> Unless the wireless card also
> has an antenna with 12db of gain the signal will not
> get back to the base
> station.
> 
> -Andy
> 
> --- afshin <afshinbsdbox@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > Dear Helpers,
> > I want to know if there is a solution for wireless
> > Network in a 2 KM circle?
> > In Other words I want to if the Below Situation
> would
> > work or not:
> > Installing an Access Point 802.11b with an omni
> > anthena in  20 Meter high from the earth.
> > and then I want to know can an indoor wireless LAN
> > card 802.11b can access the AP or not.
> > 
> > Thank you in advance,
> > AFShin (AAS)
> > 
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