Remote Rig
RRC 1258 Support in English => Configuration of Routers, Firewalls, etc => Topic started by: fnord on 2011-04-20, 22:26:04
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I found a simple and reliable way to connect the existing Remoterig Radio Control to a Wireless Lan.
The Nanostation M5 is a very professional low cost solution, with Power over Ethernet (15V PSU works), you just have to put a Ethernet Wire to the mast, and install the Nano Station M5 on the mast, that would easily connect a 3-4 Mile far away WLAN Access Point.
i didnt find any better solution on the market with the same price/value
its using 802.11an (5GHz and speed is up to 70mbit Full duplex real life througput)
(http://images01.olx.com.pe/ui/4/26/71/67202571_2-Fotos-de-Ubiquiti-Nanostation-M5ghz-Tecnologia-Airmax-Mimo-2x2.jpg)
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Yes I have used the big brother Powerstation 5 my self for remoting a IC-2820 on a mountain top 16km=10 mile away for years and they work perfect. I have a input level of -56 dBm so the noise margin is really big.
73 de mike
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another little tip and i think much cheaper but not really for outside receiving signals.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vap11G-Wireless-Wifi-Bridge-Dongle-f-Dreambox-Xbox-PS3-/140518074524?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item20b787a89c
its called wifi bridge and the costs arent even that high.
you only have to connect it to a computer then set the Wifi AP were he can connect to.
put the plug into the rj45 connector and a 5v adapter.
then your rrc is ready for wifi use.
works on all devices off course that are not wireless