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Isn’t this how they do wifi in tunnels and metros? Using coax and “leaky feeders”? I’d love to read more about deployments like this in the wild and how they w
by madjam002 4y ago
Isn’t this how they do wifi in tunnels and metros? Using coax and “leaky feeders”?
I’d love to read more about deployments like this in the wild and how they work.
- fltnlow 4y agoYes. Depending on the frequency(s), the spaces between cuts on the waveguide vary. But it's basically just open space in the cable/waveguide letting frequency leakage. Coax or waveguide (hollow cabling) can be used.
- jiveturkey 4y agoThis project uses leaky feeders? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaky_feeder https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaky_feeder I must have grossly misread TFA. The way I read it, he is just using an existing coax cable as the wifi RF in/out on 2 APs. Exactly as one would use a commercially available MoCA bridge.