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

Mark Aitken nodegxt at yahoo.com.au
Tue Apr 19 11:28:14 EST 2005


I dont like your chances?  Even thick trees can have a devestating effect on 2.4 GHz signals.  It sounds like to me that you need a second wireless access point/repeater off to the side somewhere that will have LOS (lin of sight) to both points that you wish to connect
 
On a lighter side, maybe a coulpe of megawatts aimed at the apartment building might one day bore a hole through it.  

regards
 
Mark

Me <guy_vid at yahoo.com.au> wrote:
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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