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  1. K

    Rural Wifi

    Thanks stevech, I appreciate it! I think I will go with the ENS500 bridges, even though it may be an over-engineered solution. We do have nice hot summers here in Central Texas, as well as our share of harsh weather!
  2. K

    Rural Wifi

    Thanks - here is the info: Distance between two antennas: 120 ft. Height of antennas: 8 to 10 ft. Description of site: 20 or so mature cedar and post oak trees are in the space between the house and steel building, but a clear line of sight exists between the antenna locations. No foliage...
  3. K

    Rural Wifi

    Thanks stevech. Since there isn't much difference in price, I'm considering 5 Ghz bridges. Specifically I'm looking at the Engenius ENH500 and the ENS500. The latter is newer, and $10 cheaper, but the specs don't look quite as good. The antenna for the ENH500 is listed as 13 dBi, whereas the...
  4. K

    Rural Wifi

    I have a very similar situation, with a steel building about 120 ft down the driveway from my house. The house has DSL with a router/wireless N 2.4 Ghz access point. I want to connect the two buildings so both have wireless. Digging a trench and running cable isn't practical, so I'm looking...
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