how much miles can reach this AP?
1510061
1/4 to 1/2 mile depending on settings and line of sight for the devices. The farther it goes the less bandwith it can handle. It can't seem to handle more than a couple (2) of computers at a 1/4 mile.
1510062
I have th5 5GHz network broken out from the 2.4. I use the 5GHz for backhaul and I have it point-to-point just over 1/4 mile, but this is not usable spectrum as its only backhaul. The 2.4 goes around 500 - 750 foot radius
679272
Yes, I'm not sure of range limit! I've done it from about 1.5 blocks ! I'd say it would probably be good up to 1/4 mile tops! But I can't verify that!
2161652
1-1 1/2 miles in urban environment, 2 miles suburban, 3-5 miles open countryside. Make sure to mount the antenna just a little above the roof line of any surrounding buildings to achieve best range
95736
That is about the farthest range I could get. The 300 ft. info is bull, as is the131 claim. 50 ft. is about right.
772628
I can't intelligently answer that question. I think mine is pulling in stations for 30-40 miles (L.A. County).
881710
I believe the manufacturer states 45 miles, but I've had success at about 60 miles. Height does matter in this case, I've boosted my signal just by setting the antenna about 1.5 feet higher than it was about 2 weeks ago and it's made a significant difference.
32795
I've had mine out to roughly 200 feet. 2.4 GHz should extended roughly a quarter mile.
2061382
I've used this AP in two different setups. An open warehouse and in my apartment.In the warehouse I could connect reliably at 40 yards. In my apartment I can connect reliably up to 15 feet with only one wall in between my devices and the AP. Any further or any additional walls create an unreliable connection. I should also note that in my building, every channel has at least 1 other wireless network broadcasting on it.Not great in an apartment setup. Excellent in open and less congested spaces.
1799824
It should easily reach that far. I just tested it and it was a good 20 some feet before it started bugging out. Just know that some wireless sources can interfere with the reception.
1926176
Rule of thumb for these radios is 1 watt = 1 mile .. so a 2 watt radio can go 2 miles ...
1236754
It would depend on where the AP is located in the main building. The coverage on this unit is good, but if the AP is located in the basement or closet, the range will be reduced. I suspect you might be better off bridging the two buildings with AP's. I used these for our business both the indoor and out door. They are two different kinds, so not sure which model you are referring to.
182267
I cannot give an answer to maximum range, but mine will go at least 150 feet.
1921201
Depends on the terrain.Thick forest...maybe 1-2 miles on high power.Open terrain such as a lake....3-4 miles.Inside a bldg with metal structure...poor range...perhaps 2 or 3 floors.Remember; the higher power levels should be licensed thru the FRS license
306606
It depends on the strength of the signal. Many signals are only designed to carry a certain distance. I would think that 45 miles is stretching it, but it's possible. Let the community know how you made out.
2209479
Too many unknowns (distance/topography/power/etc). I'd recommend contacting a local IT company to do a site survey. BTW, these specific APs are not designed for outdoor use. See http://amzn.com/B0066DV06I
1593201
This has a long range. Very very long. Lol. Like 1/4 mile. Or more. I was trying to see how far the range was. And i gave up. Lol.
822117
It's pretty far... Even though the manual says 90 meters(100 feet) it can go much farther than that.