Wireless LAN world record - 382km across Venezuela

Posted on June 23rd, 2007.


WLAN world record at venezuelaErmanno Pietrosemoli from Venezuela had broken the previous W-LAN world record with a phenomenal distance of 382 km of two computers connected via wireless connection. The previous record was a wireless connection between a ballon and a PC on the ground with a distance of 222km.

To overcome the route between El Aguila to Platillon Mountain, Pietrosemoli and his team used mainly the standard hardware such as router from Linksys. With that, they succeeded building a video and audio connection.

Besides the motivation to break the world record, the team also wants to show that rural regions can be connected to the Internet per W-LAN.

This is for me a great achievement to break the digital barrier between the cities and rural areas.

via:CHIP Online

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This is really cool. They use special frequency or same like ours? 802.11a/n/g…

Nicholas
July 5th, 2007

Not sure if a single test for a few minutes or hours shows “that rural regions can be connected to the Internet per W-LAN.”

To demonstrate that you’d need to sustain this connection through adverse weather and more than a couple of point to point transmissions and in different locations. But it some step into that direction for sure.

Conficio
September 10th, 2007

Do you have this theme you are currently using, widget ready for download? I can only find the regular fadtastic…Appreciate it.

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saad
September 25th, 2007

This news totally blew me off, 328 kilometres with wifi? :O

WarMMO
October 2nd, 2007

that`s a real big distance. but why people are doing this ??? just for fun ?

Hoto
October 10th, 2007

that was really cool…382 km…. so far so good…ehehe

ajacx
November 23rd, 2007

cool

ajacx
December 3rd, 2007

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