Comments on: Who has a yagi wireless internet booster and how well does it work? http://www.wirelessbooster.org/wireless-booster/who-has-a-yagi-wireless-internet-booster-and-how-well-does-it-work.php Wireless Booster Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:36:24 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Eki http://www.wirelessbooster.org/wireless-booster/who-has-a-yagi-wireless-internet-booster-and-how-well-does-it-work.php/comment-page-1#comment-32 Eki Tue, 01 Dec 2009 15:49:52 +0000 http://wirelessbooster.org/wireless-booster/who-has-a-yagi-wireless-internet-booster-and-how-well-does-it-work.php#comment-32 If there is any way to get line-of-sight connection pursue it ! If not sometimes you can get usable connection. Depending on the type of yagi , and of course types of the buildings. I had cases with 16dB yagi and 60mW client to successfully connect to 15dB omni and 200mW server @ 2Mbps. The more the building contain moisture the greater attenuance. If you can get signal better than -70 , you can use connection while for best results you need reception signal better than -60 on both client and server. Using the modified 1,3M satelite dish and using bi-quad feed you can get up to 5 Km connection @ 2.4 GHz Using the same equipment with 100mW @5.2 GHz you can get point to point connections up to 58 Km (tested) If there is any way to get line-of-sight connection pursue it !

If not sometimes you can get usable connection.

Depending on the type of yagi , and of course types of the buildings. I had cases with 16dB yagi and 60mW client to successfully connect to 15dB omni and 200mW server @ 2Mbps.

The more the building contain moisture the greater attenuance.
If you can get signal better than -70 , you can use connection while for best results you need reception signal better than -60 on both client and server.

Using the modified 1,3M satelite dish and using bi-quad feed you can get up to 5 Km connection @ 2.4 GHz
Using the same equipment with 100mW @5.2 GHz you can get point to point connections up to 58 Km (tested)

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