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>Hello, > I may need a wireless access point that can give coverage over 1km >(3280 >feet) in a field. Does this seem reasonable, or would it be more >appropriate to string a few together? If this does seem reasonable can >anyone recommend a WAP that will perform at these distances? > Is the goal to cover the field, or cross the field? I would turn to the folks at War Driving World (wardrivingworld.com) and/or Netgate (netgate.com) for advice. Both are helpful and informed. If you have line-of-sight and don't need high bandwidth, you may get away with some off the shelf high power (300~400mW) cards and big external antennas. Sounds interesting. Jack Daniel -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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