[MLB-WIRELESS] Network Structure - Was Re: Anyone know these people?

[bchild at wireless.org.au]

Well u could run 6 links, technically speaking more, if u run them at
different polarizations, in theory the noise floor increases true, but in
the same respect, if they are 180 degrees out of phase then there is not
much interference against ur other antenna, u can mount u antenna @ any
angle u link in a directional form, so long as the other antenna is at the
rite polarization.

Regards Glen
(Nodes AAC,FTA)

> At this stage the majority of people I'm working with are going to be
> type 2) Backbone nodes.  We have several systems setup with multiple
> wireless cards which will use directional antennas.  Some of these nodes
> may run AP's also preferably with 180degree antennas to cover specific
> areas that only they can cover.  These will be aligned so as not to
> overlap and can only be run at nodes with 2 directional links.  As you
> can see each location can really only have a maximum of 3 wireless
> devices in total, so 2 backbones and an AP, or 3 backbones, or 1
> backbone and 2 AP's (weird?).




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