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Walter Roberson wrote:
> In article <cvR9d.99253$35.4766447@news4.tin.it>,
> Luca Tortiglione <uozzap2000@yahoo.itot> wrote:
> :What is ?
> :I need to cover a distance of 120/150 feet plus 2/3 walls.
> :Is it possibile by increasing trasmit power up to 80/100 mW ??
>
> I would suggest you repost your question to alt.internet.wireless .
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