Re: O/T: Internet Service at the shop??

Posted by Gene-AL on March 08, 2008 at 14:02:48 from (68.17.188.147):

In Reply to: O/T: Internet Service at the shop?? posted by JCSinGA on March 08, 2008 at 10:47:33:

I don't have any good solution for you, but:

Your old desktop computer will accept a wireless adapter card if your Windows edition isn't too old (read the wireless card box for requirments).
But, 600 feet is at least 10-times the maximum normal range of a wireless router. I run one in a separate building about 50-feet away from the wireless router but have to put up with occasional neighbor's 2.4Ghz wireless phone interference. A wireless router's antenna and the computer card's antenna have to be located carefully for best signal transmission/reception between them.

After using DSL, if you can tolerate the slow speed of a dial-up modem, which your old computer probably already has, you might be able to use your ISP's alternate local dial-up number for the Internet if one was provided along with with your DSL service subscription. I don't know if they can both to be used at the same time.

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