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In my house I have a Linksys WKPC54G wireless router, wired to 3 computers and a hub, with a laptop running a wireless card. I have another building on my property about 250-300 feet away, is there anything I can get that will send the signal wireless signal to that building? Like something that will boost the signal or relay it. I took the laptop outside and it only goes about 40 feet before the signal drops off. I don't want to pay another few hundred dollars a year, but I would really like to have a net and home network connection in the other building.
P4 3.4 ghz
1 gb ram
Asus P4P800 se motherboard
ATI All In Wonder 9600 XT video card
40 GB Western Digital hard drive
150 GB Western Digital 2nd hard drive
LG DVD Rom
LG DVD Ram bu

It all really depends on how much you are willing to spend in this scenario. You can setup a system similar to what an ISP uses, which would be cable going outdoors to an Omni-DIrectional antenna or setup a point-to-point link between your main building and the other using a similar unit.
May ways to do it, just a matter of how much you want to spend.

I'm willing to spend quite a bit,oer time it would save me alot of money. The problem is though I'd like to do it wireless, it's almost impossible to have a cable going from one building to the other , i was wondering if there is anything that can do it wirelessly. Like some kind of relay system, if they have outdoor equipment I can do that, but it has to be cabless.
P4 3.4 ghz
1 gb ram
Asus P4P800 se motherboard
ATI All In Wonder 9600 XT video card
40 GB Western Digital hard drive
150 GB Western Digital 2nd hard drive
LG DVD Rom
LG DVD Ram bu

Look into Orinoco. They have systems with a max range of 7 miles.
That should do it.
Larry
What inspired this silly rhyme?
Two parts vodka, one part lime.

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