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These types of devices have existed for a while with a dish at least. You're right, at this frequency you need LOS and there's little forgiveness there. Curren
by penagwin 7y ago
These types of devices have existed for a while with a dish at least. You're right, at this frequency you need LOS and there's little forgiveness there.
Current products don't really intend (to my knowledge) for you to connect a client directly to this antenna, rather they're meant for both to be in a fixed location properly aligned to each other, then they go to the access points for the clients.
Like the other's mention, this is useful for many environments with multiple buildings, easy example is a shed out in your backyard.
Obviously if you could run a copper/fiber connection out directly that'd be better, but these are for situations where you can't.