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Originally Posted by cmavr8
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The distance between the cards will be large. ...
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Define "large." If you're expecting this to work a 108mps over a 15 mile radius, forget it right now. If you think "large" is several thousand square feet, or perhaps an acre or two, it
might be something possible to do.
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... Logically the greater the "starter-named speed" is the larger the real speed and the velocity will be. so it is better to buy an 108 than a 54. ...
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Not always. Besides, the 108mps rated equipment is usually proprietary. Not a smart move, unless you expect not never add any other brand of equipment.
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but a friend of mine (he works for intel) told me that the 108 model will need greater signal strength than the 54, so for this great distance it would be better to buy the 54 models than the 108s. ...
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This is generally true, but it depends on the distance, and other factors.
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... what is your opinion? please if you can do not refer to complex formulas and experts' language cause I know many of you are technicians and I am not...
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Like it or not this stuff involves math, and it IS technical. We also don't tend to spoonfeed people. If you expect us to design the system, forget it. If you want pointers to help with your design, then that's what you'll get. It is also pretty hard to describe some of this stuff without the techical names. Again, we can give you pointers on were to look.
Besides, the math isn't that hard. If you graduated from the average high school you should be able to do it. It's simple stuff: some algerbra, some trigonometry, some geometry.
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Originally Posted by cmavr8
so plz help..
thank you even for the time you spent to read so far..
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You're welcome. (By the way, AOL talk ("plz") and a lack of capitalization will only convince people that you're not worth helping.)