How clear line of sight do I need for 1/4 mile ? or 1 mile ? can it go thru a few buildings or houses ? thanks
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My guess is that they will not work even at 1/4 mile without line of site. With LOS you can go 6 or 7 miles. The only way to know for sure would be to try. If there is not of other 2.4 around and you get a good bounce then maybe but I still say not likely.
774709
For a 1/4 mile nlos should work good if you have two devices as a bridge. If it is a mile nlos it is going to be a very poor to no connection especially with buildings. 2.4 ghz drops dramaticlly through solid objects. For nlos 900mhz yagi antennas are better option but a lower bandwidth abilities.
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Ubiquiti has an Outdoor Wireless Link Calculator located at http://airlink.ubnt.com/ that is very useful in determining how well any particular link will work. You enter the two points by address or selecting them on a map, including a few parameters such as equipment model and antenna height, and your result pops up a few seconds later.
327553
150 feet, line of sight. Distance diminishes if you transmit thru a wall...
1098948
Idk the approximate range but it works very well in and outside of my home. My house is about 1300sq ft on a 1/2 acre. I use the phones outside sometimes while in my backyard and its still crystal clear. Hope this helps!
2117917
We have only used inside building with it passing through walls @ a distance of 150' I am not sure about distance for line of sight.
1251389
It can be hidden, it does not have to have a direct line of sight. It actually has a pretty good range.
1537680
I have used it at a hundred yards. 25 yards is for the instruction. This is by far the best and easiest sighter that I have used and among my friends. So just get it and youwont regret it
654914
No it will not work through walls. It is line of sight. The furthest I can get from it in my house is 15 paces, about 40-45 feet and it works every time at that range. It has never false alarmed or missed movement. In my opinion is much better than the two others I tried. I wanted another one but Amazon has been sold out for a long time.
2202305
Depends on your "line of sight". 20-30 feet with an unobstructed line of sight. If you go into a different room or there are obstructions the distance is reduced.
756023
Hi, at my home which is 4 room flat I get 20-25 feet in usable range. Farther than that I begin experiencing cuts And /or distortion. Hope that helps. Have a nice day from Montréal, Canada
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my friend and I own a pair and we use them all the time. outside, if the sky is clear and there's no buildings between you, they'll reach a solid mile. but indoors our around a lot of buildings, they'll only reach a few hundred yards, if that.
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Hi, at my home which is 4 room flat I get 20-25 feet in usable range. Farther than that I begin experiencing cuts And /or distortion. Hope that helps. Have a nice day from Montral, Canada
2189917
It is not line of sight. I've used it from a distance but not through a wall yet......It is a decent buy.
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I have densely wooded areas around my house as well that are within the roaming area and I have had no issues whatsoever. We have our monitor set up on the second floor of our house on an outside wall and it seems to have a really good, fairly consistent range that does not break when our dogs head into the woods. They have tested the boundary along every square inch of the 300 foot radius we set up and we've had no issues.
1238313
It is very simple. Just like setting up a wireless router. 50-60 ft should be no problem as long as there are no obstruction. With clear line of sight you can cover 150-200 ft. Hope this helps
1286219
I love this product. Range is advertised as one Mile- this will vary by the local topography. We have used this in the mountains in Colorado- certainly doubt we get a full mile there- but I have never ever had a range problem.Candidly, I don't think we have ever needed it for more than a 1/3 mile in our actual experience- but the potential for a mile under ideal circumstances- gives me GREAT confidence for all uses . we use this devise every day. Hope this helps
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Line of sight as far as you can see. If you have a good antenna (to a certain extent, bigger is better) and a good location (up high above everything) you can easily get over 80 miles direct. I use a repeater (located on a mountain top) that is about 80 miles from me and it is no problem. My signal relayed through that repeater can go even farther, another 100 miles.
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I'm not too sure but my guess is high beam (depending onew your current eye health) about 100 feet .One can however pick up reflective road signs well beyond that it's amazin.. As far as being seen. .....it's unreal , if someone can say you weren't seen from at least a mile they gotta have serious challenges