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    i want to get a wireless connection to go over 100 meters from my house to my grandma's house the distance is about 200 meters but it is covered by about 4 street blocks. what is the best way i can amplify the connection. i was thinking of using a directional attena or a parabolic dish to do the sending. am i on the right lines ?
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    Tbh, with all the cost that will involve, you are better setting up broadband for her (if thats the intention of installing the wireless)

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    This worked for me,

    http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...oductID=167184

    there is also this from maplin which is a little stronger,

    http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...20usb&doy=13m6

    you only need one.

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    Directional external antenna with line of sight (e.g. sufficient height to look down towards her property).
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