[MLB-WIRELESS] Getting 802.11g through an apartment block

[Me]

Hi David,

No, this isn't about the 4 node concept. My question was about another
location and of course my friends think I'm the wireless expert. So,
whenever I'm asked a wireless question I just post it on here and hope
someone gets back to me in time :)

Thanks everyone - you've made me sound intelligent!

As for the 4 nodes... I've been spending my time setting up the workstation
and local network side of things. I've configured the routers and the
weekend after this coming one I'll do a "proof of concept" by setting up all
4 nodes at the church and configure from there. Then, I'll do the purchase
and implement.

Anyone want to repair a modified 24db grid antenna? It's need some more
silicon at the base and some bit of metal has fallen off the end of the
cable inside the case thing (what do you call it anyway?). ?

Guy


On 19/4/05 1:59 PM, "David Ashburner" <d_ashburner at hotmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Guy,
> Is this your 4 node network you were talking about a month or so ago?
> How is it going, getting closer?
> 
> These things seem to take a lot longer to set up than it seems at first. I
> am now close to putting my node up on the roof permenantly, I'm between your
> Kew and Camberwell nodes (HYA).  My AP will be on Channel 11 ( turns out my
> waveguide is centred on 4.7 GHz so it has to be at a higher channel ).
> 
> Are you able to put an antenna on the Church you mentioned? Is that Holy
> Trinity?
> 
> cheers,
> dna
> 
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> Does anyone know if it's possible, using high gain directional antennas to
>> get a signal through an apartment block?
>> 
>> I'm pretty sure it's only 2 apartments wide so it's a fairly short distance
>> but I assume it'd be concrete walls.
>> 
>> Otherwise, does anyone know of any black-hole technology that allows
>> microwaves to go around buildings?
>> 
>> Guy
> 
> 




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