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keyboard5684
Sam

join:2001-08-01
Pittsburgh, PA
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reply to RadioDoc

Re: CB all over again

I agree. This is getting out of hand. I have a small 2.4GHZ dish pointing down town to my access point (I am on a hill) and I can pick up (and use) about 50 wireless networks. These are all small residential 802.11 networks connected to different broadband providers. There are probably more if I decided to move the dish around since it has a small radiation pattern.

2.4 ghz phones are everywhere and completely not neccessary. A 2.4ghz phone is no better than a 900 mhz cordless phone. I think people think it is better if it is a higher frequency (Now available, 5.8GHZ phones that can go 30 ft).

We then have people competing with people. Bobby sue puts up a wireless network to use the laptop in the pool. George next door uses a local ISP 2.4 ghz connection. Since Bobby Sue put in the omni on her roof George now needs a 5 watt amp to overcome the interference. Then so does Bobby Sue. It goes on and on like that.


wolfox
Gentle Wolfox

join:2002-11-27
Dunnellon, FL

said by keyboard5684:
We then have people competing with people. Bobby sue puts up a wireless network to use the laptop in the pool. George next door uses a local ISP 2.4 ghz connection. Since Bobby Sue put in the omni on her roof George now needs a 5 watt amp to overcome the interference. Then so does Bobby Sue. It goes on and on like that.

Horizontal polarization. Problem solved - no need to escalate the "Wi-Fi" cold war. But then, that would require using a little ingenuity. Nobody wants to be bothered to try that...

Hey, show me your Wi-Fi dish, I will show you my ugly hacked one, we'll compare notes. I get about 30 miles away with mine!
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RadioDoc
58ef2c0
Premium,ExMod 2000-03
join:2000-05-11

said by wolfox:
Horizontal polarization. Problem solved
OK, then what do you do when access point #3 (or 4 or 11) appears? That only works in a sparsely populated RF world. We're talking Japanese commuter train density here.


superdog
I Need A Drink
Premium,MVM
join:2001-07-13
Lebanon, PA

reply to wolfox

said by wolfox:

Hey, show me your Wi-Fi dish, I will show you my ugly hacked one, we'll compare notes. I get about 30 miles away with mine!

I highly doubt it?. Unless You have found a way to adjust the timing on Your radio, that link will not work.;)
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