Re: 30 DB directional..

Well, its working for me, but my AP has diversity. Its giving me nice 
coverage in the directional area, and a very nice signal up closer and 
elsewhere with the 10dbi vertical clearly superior to the piece of crap 
that came with the unit on that port. I guess I should of stated I run each 
coax thru a separate amp, because theyre only good for one coax.

At 12:53 7/12/2004, you wrote:
>On Wed, 2004-06-30 at 01:13, blitz wrote:
>
> > My home lan runs a 1 watt transmitter into a 10dbi vertical on one
> > port and a 24dbi dish on another, and that's only because I haven't got 
> the
> > money for the export amps, or I'd be running 5 watts.
>
>Ok, hold on. Is it possible to use non-symmetrical antenna setups?
>I mean, is it possible to attach an omni antenna to one port (to cover
>the local area), and a directional antenna to the other port (to cover a
>remote spot)?
>Or, in other words, when using both antennas, an access point will
>transmit and listen equally to both antenna ports?
>
>Would that work with any access point?
>I'm particularly interested in:
>- Linksys WAP54G
>- Cisco Aironet 1300 (the version with external antennas)
>
>--
>Florin Andrei
>
>http://florin.myip.org/
>
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