[bluecoral]

Hey guys,

do you guys know any wireless router that will be can broadcast signals more than 50m in height ?

cos need to link up 2 office in the same building but at diff levels.

[HyoRi]

Get an antenna booster instead.

[bluecoral]

yup also looking at that...
anyone knows whether belkin got any antenna booster or not cos their website din show much about the antenna...
lookin at their N router but then i would need more than that.

My config will be :
2 x Wireless N router
2 x Antenna

currently only dlink seems to have the full package.
but i am also looking for other alternatives.
hopefully some networker can enlighten me

Checkout the WRT54G with the open source firmware.

-sx

[&d00]

the Buffalo WHR-HP-54 is your best bet.

with the included high-gain antenna, stock firmware and stock settings, i got a stable signal over 1km line-of-sight.

also cuts through 1 floor 3 walls diagonally at home with no problem.

[welcomb]

high-gain antenna with over 1km coverage isn't very friendly to other limited networks. more courteous to use a directed antenna. (=

[&d00]

i use channel 13 to 14 and some frequencies in 2.3GHz.

shh don't tell IDA.

but i'm neighbour friendly!

[Evange]

I'm using a 10dBi antenna with my Dlink DGL-4300. Damn power man.

[&d00]

try 10dbi with a buffalo high power router

directional 10dbi can travel around 2km open air (tested in school, some dead spots though), connect stably around 1km.

omni i use at home, can make voip call using PDA from street