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75' is a long way for the sort of signal level a WAP54 puts out. Even with a stout low loss cable like LMR400 I doubt you will get good results. A better solution would be to locate the WAP54 in a weatherproof box at the antenna location.
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75' is a long way for the sort of signal level a WAP54 puts out. Even with a stout low loss cable like LMR400 I doubt you will get good results. A better solution would be to locate the WAP54 in a weatherproof box at the antenna location.

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hmm I guess I coudl run the cat 5 out to the box would be better then huh?
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hmm I guess I coudl run the cat 5 out to the box would be better then huh?

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yeah was thinking about POE hmm thanks<br />
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Sup experts, here is what Im trying to do.<br />
I need to run a wireless antenna to the roof. I am looking at a 75 ft run to shoot wireless over to another building.<br />
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Has anyone tried this? Will the signal degrade at that length?<br />
I have a linksys wap54g sitting in a box I wanted to use.<br />
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Thoughts, concerns, anyone done this?<br />
Let me know thanks!<br />

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Sup experts, here is what Im trying to do.
I need to run a wireless antenna to the roof. I am looking at a 75 ft run to shoot wireless over to another building.

Has anyone tried this? Will the signal degrade at that length?
I have a linksys wap54g sitting in a box I wanted to use.

Thoughts, concerns, anyone done this?
Let me know thanks!


Boosting a Signal and signal degredation

Wireless networking is a method by which homes, telecommunications networks and enterprise (business) installations avoid the costly process of introducing cables into a building, or as a connection between various equipment locations. Wireless telecommunications networks are generally implemented and administered using radio communication. This implementation takes place at the physical level (layer) of the OSI model network structure. The key hardware components of a wireless computer network include adapters, routers and access points, antennas and repeaters.