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Subject: Re: [i3detroit-public] Wireless shot across the parking lot.
From: Drew <drew4...@gmail.com>
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If you use two Cantennae, one on each end and pointed at each other,
it should not matter if you're using a frequency (2.4 GHz) that is
heavilly stepped on.

(Btw, I thought the space to be acquired was adjacent?)