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Not unless the bird is very close to the antennas at either end. This is a neat exercise in antenna design. They've built high gain directional antennas and m
by topspin 5y ago
Not unless the bird is very close to the antennas at either end.
This is a neat exercise in antenna design. They've built high gain directional antennas and minimized transmission line losses. The 15 dBi antennas aren't even that remarkable; you can buy 30+ dBi wifi antennas.
My first 'better than dial-up' internet connection was a 2.4 GHz wifi service across 7 miles. On my end was a roof mounted aluminum parabolic grid antenna. It worked rather well and sometimes I wish I still had it.
- creeble 5y agoMine too! Though mine was the other way ‘round: I had a frac T1 line (256kbps iirc) and shared it with two other locations via a central omni antenna. Breezecom radios that I think were frequency-hopping (pre-spread-spectrum).