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A point to point T1/PRI is going to be the best solution as Turbo had mentioned. Anything you run underground will eventually go bad. I don't care if its an exterior cable or not. It'll end up going bad. A point to point T1/PRI runs through the internet provider and allows Building B to run off Building As internet at par with the same speeds.
If you run it 18" under ground, in PVC conduit, it won't go bad. Hell, it CAN'T go bad. Its like sealing it up in a ziplock baggie. I've even seen runs that had leaked and filled with water that still worked perfectly fine. Its hard wired copper. Unless you put the conduit together shitty, AND nick the cable, its bullet proof.
Directional Pringle can antennas to extend your wireless range.
lmao Ground wire will do the same thing. I did that with a radio at one of our big wiring jobs. Some dude had a radio that had horrid reception so I stuck a long chunk of ground wire on the antenna and wrapped it around a pipe in the ceiling. Worked great after that. lol
The swapping part is easy... building the engine is harder. Increasing torque without increasing displacement is difficult.
I'm not an engineer yet, close though.
Mike, thats why you have NAWZ.
anyway, on TechTV (before it was G4), they ghetto rigged a router with clothes hangers (wire of course) wrapped with aluminum foil and made it into a parabola. it actually increased signal.... so could be a fun experiment? then dump ddwrt into and overclock that mother with more mhz and voltages!