I would use WAP54G's
I do....

My shop end..... http://www.bagpipes.net/files/Picture%20016.jpg
in bad weather.. http://www.bagpipes.net/files/Picture%20009.jpg
My relay           http://www.bagpipes.net/files/Picture%20020.jpg
My sisters house http://www.bagpipes.net/files/Picture%20023.jpg

Issues found....  Wet Snow and below 0 temps
                      Fix  Wet snow = Broom on a pole
                       Below 0 temps  = swap out WAP54g with a spare
                       Only 1 cause a problem....

Bandwith on a "near line of site" system at little over a mile.... T1 speeds via a test
1.18 Mbps
which means you can download at 150.88 KB/sec. from our servers.


Speed can vary pending weather conditions.....


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----- Original Message ----- From: "Russell Nelson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <wireless@lists.bawug.org>
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 6:49 PM
Subject: [BAWUG] multi-hop network?



Okay, my ISP is dropping all their frame relay lines, including mine.
Cable Internet is not an option because they refuse to run cable TV
down my road.  I'm 5.5 miles from the CO, so DSL won't work.
Point-to-point leased line is horrifically expensive.  Satellite
Internet is a last option.  I might even be able to afford fiber, but
that's a research project, not a reality.  Reality is that I need to
get from my house either to my ISP or else to some place that has
Cable Internet.  Reality is also that I lack line of sight to either.

So, I'm looking at having to provision a multi-hop network.  What is
the current state of the art?  Should I buy pairs of WRT54G,
cross-connect their Ethernets, and throw them into plastic buckets on
rooftops, one with an onmi and the other with a directional pointing
at the next hop?

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