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Wireless access for an RV park

Asked by stonesmith in Broadband Internet

Tags: park, rv, wireless

My company is building an RV park with the dimensions of 460 ft. x 240 ft. There will be a 28 ft. x 32 ft. building at one end of the park such that the building will be 400 plus feet from the far edge of the park. We want to offer wireless internet to the campers. We will be bringing a new DSL line in for this purpose. It will not be connected to our network in any way, so the only security issues will be between campers. We do not want to charge for the service and we want to set it up ourselves.

My questions are: Do I just need a regular wireless router such as a Linksys inside the building? Or do I need to erect a tower on the side of the building and get something like the smartBridges airPoint-PRO Outdoor Access Point or the SOHOware Wireless Outdoor Access Point and put an external antenna up high? The smartBridges product claims to work for miles. I don't really need that kind of range. I just can't get a handle on what kind of power I need to do this project.

I know that the RV's metal shells might also cause a problem, being lined up beside each other. Any guidance offered will be greatly appreciated. We have plenty in the budget, but I don't want to spend money needlessly.

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Wireless access for an RV park

Asked by stonesmith in Broadband Internet

Tags: park, rv, wireless

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