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Satellite dish wireless network

Asked by radomirthegreat in Wireless Networking, Wireless Technologies, 802.11 Wireless Access Points

Tags: dish, satellite

I'm primarily wondering about how the FCC would permit what I'd like to do.

I have a 36" oval satellite dish someone gave to me for free. It's pretty cool. Can I get an RG5 to SMA cable - or crimp one - and take the dish over to my wireless adapter? I would like to do this for a friend of mine as well. He lives 11.1 driving miles away, but a straight line from my house to his house, according to satellite footage and careful calculation, is only 4.4476137145935602501548398749492 miles.

So, I want to go ~4.45 miles SSE (south-southeast) with a satellite-to-satellite network. I've seen this satellite setup done before, but it was only across a clear street. That's a bit overkill, but it works. I live in a treeless suburb, and my friend lives in a treeful suburb. How feasible is this?

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Satellite dish wireless network

Asked by radomirthegreat in Wireless Networking, Wireless Technologies, 802.11 Wireless Access Points

Tags: dish, satellite

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