Solution for long range wireless link on ISM band?

Apr 22, 2006 7 Replies

I am looking for a solution for connecting equipment over a wireless link with a range of 2-3 Km. Should be on ISM band. Any good ideas?



Thanks



Hi ElderUberGeek,

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Good luck.

Miem Chan

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Turned out OK on my newsreader (complete thread, Forte agent reader).

Although it's handy to have quoted text..

-Andrew m

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Except for years with high sun spot activity, the 27 MHz ISM band with CB equipment should be quite reliable with proper antennas.

Without direct line-of-sight paths, getting reliable contacts on other ISM bands within legal power levels is quite uncertain.

Paul

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