Re: Inexpensive point-to-point solution needed

On Thu, 18 Dec 2008 18:38:51 -0600, "Lloyd E. Sponenburgh"
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When leaves arrive the reliability and data rate will probably be
diminished even with directional antennas.

I understood they were pines or Larch, John. The foliage shouldn't
change substantially.

Hemlock is what he said, and I missed, which are evergreen, so change
will be less of a problem. I stand corrected.

And, don't forget, he's already getting marginal connectivity with a
consumer AP at the host site. A directional rig should better that
substantially.

More signal, but multipath may still be a problem.
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