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Dan Ritter wrote: > OK, that's pretty easy. You want 100TX to 100FX media converters, > multi-mode fiber, and probably pre-installed SC ends because you don't > need to learn how to polish fiber, trust me. > > Probably under $100 per end plus the fiber. > > Yup, Google confirms. Try this: > > http://aaxeon.com/s.nl;jsessionid=0a01074e1f43709b2b91134c4b7c8cd1c751185d69b2.e3eTaxeKbh0Te34Pa38Ta38ObNr0?it=A&id=200&sc=7&category=1307 > > You'll need 2, plus the fiber -- here's a Belkin 150ft span for > $132 http://www.provantage.com/belkin-a2f20277-150~7BELN1CV.htm > > I haven't used these specific products, but the prices seem > reasonable and they should be pretty much plug-and-play. > > -dsr- Make sure you use outdoor fiber (or indoor-outdoor), and that you take precautions against freezing and water. I know a company that installed fiber between buildings and had to do it over. Strangely, they didn't even attempt to recover from the original installer.
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