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Splitting WND930 antennas between indoor and outdoor.
Hi! Question. I have a bunch of 30X30 sound stages (a metal hangar). Need to provide internet inside and outside. Solid connection to up to 20-50 clients. I want to mount WND930 inside the ha...
Sorry. I can not acsept it as a solution. Beacause nether thre solution notr the explanation why in is "impossible" was provided. And even if it was - you where wrong in the first place. As for the acseptable solution - I went ahead and bought WND930 and tested the seperate antenna placement.
And guess what - it worked. Antennas seperated in to two zones work perfectly!
BTW the final call was to switch the intire operation to Cisco. Just so you know.
Looking at this router specs I see only 2 bands it operates on.
What's these antennas actually are?
2 antennas 2,4 GHz
2 antennas 5 GHz
If I seperate the antennas like this:
One 2,4 GHz and one 5 GHz antennas inside and
one 2,4 GHz and one 5 GHz antennas outside.
It should wirk. From what I know Wi-Fi tranivers are duplex. So there is no TX-RX destinguished antennas.
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