I read where it claims to do 100mbit, but I think that might be referring to how fast the on-board ethernet ports can go. It only supports 802.11b and 802.11g, which operate at, I'm sure you know, 11 and 54mbit/s. And if you scroll down to where it says "Communication Range", it says: "With 15dB Antenna 5+ Miles @ 11MBPS LOS".
I'll definitely be calling manufacturers, but I'm still hoping to bump into someone who has done this before, at >=50mbit/s actual throughput. Dan On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 2:15 PM, Doug Hughes <d...@will.to> wrote: > Dan Parsons wrote: >> >> Thanks for the info. Unfortunately 11mbit won't do, I really need at >> least 50mbit of actual throughput, and that site seems short on >> details regarding going faster. I did some googling myself and found >> lots of options, but the reason I'm asking here is to, hopefully, talk >> to people who have *actually used* any of these products. >> >> Dan >> >> > > The one I pasted claims to be able to do 100, but I saw one that would do > 1gbit for 'several KM'. It seems reasonable to investigate this to see if it > would get your 100mbit at 4 miles. > > (call manufacturer, for instance) > > Good luck. You might check with some rural cooperative groups? > In the old days, this was done with non consumer unlicensed spectrum. Some > of those products may still be around if you hunt, but probably > diminishingly few. > > If you do the consumer stuff, you can almost always return it, too. > > _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list Discuss@lopsa.org http://lopsa.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/discuss This list provided by the League of Professional System Administrators http://lopsa.org/
