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I want to set up a Buffalo point-to-point wireless connection between
two buildings. I want the speed to be 54Mbps. However, It seems to
me that Buffalo only has WLA-AWCG bridge for this application. I am
told that it's possible to use 2*WLA-G54 + 2* WLE-HG-DYG + 2* low
loose cable to creat a 54Mbps wireless point-to-point connection.

Anyone has done this?

KC

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kc@sinzon.com.tw (KC Mao) wrote in message news:<4e4bffb5.0408230101.669cc385@posting.google.com>...
> I want to set up a Buffalo point-to-point wireless connection between
> two buildings. I want the speed to be 54Mbps. However, It seems to
> me that Buffalo only has WLA-AWCG bridge for this application. I am
> told that it's possible to use 2*WLA-G54 + 2* WLE-HG-DYG + 2* low
> loose cable to creat a 54Mbps wireless point-to-point connection.
>
> Anyone has done this?
>
> KC

I'm using similar equiptment for a 2-mile wireless internet connection
here in Hiroshima and am getting ~2mb throughput.

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