Outdoor wireless

im trying to expand wifi from my house to my dock which is about a quarter mile away, but at the bottom of a hill (not line of sight). i currently have a linksys N router in my house and want to try and install two or three "boosters" between my house and the dock. i have power along the way, so that is not an issue, i just need to know what i need to buy and how to go about configuring it. looking to keep cost fairly reasonable as well.

Thanks!!

Hi

use the commercial power line equipment which is now 500 meters or a Product Name:AMU-2405G-SMA
Product Class:Long Range Wireless LAN system
Features: AMU-2405G-SMA 802.11g/b 500mW , AP/Client/Repeater/Bridge; LED Wan/Lan/Power; Lighting arrestors protection; Stainless Steel adjustable mounting bracket;No internal antenna panel; Plastic outdoor weatherproof case; -30c~65c ,120/240~48vdc power ,up to 30km with Yagi, 16-dbi gain[not included .the unit will work non line of site for about 1 mile and connect laptop. as the 16 db yagie will pick up the weak signal from the laptop. and the power range will bounce from many locations.

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Linksys WRT54G with DDWRT firmware. Buy 3 routers, costing approx 50 dollars each, and use WDS to bridge the routers together through wireless, no cables other than power. Use it here at home, and it works great.

i agree with cgen79

i just did the same and it is easy and efficient i got my routers off of ebay the thing i found is that the v8 wrt5g's do not have removable antennas so get a v7 or older so you can put a larger db antenna on with a N type connection