what type of hardware need to connect to wireless networks 1

[Naylor]

ok first network is wireless internet provided by someone in my rural area. He has a 190ft tower.
I also have a tower that will have a clear LOS. But my tower is not next to my house. It's about 200ft away.
I have a wireless network in my house that connects 2 destops and a laptop. I want to connect his wireless internet service with my wireless lan.
Example one of what I was thinking. linksys wet11 to bridge his tower with mine (not a problem) but from my tower to my other house computer with its wireless lan.
I am on a budget and don't want to spend any more money than I have too. I just don't know what equipment I need. This set up might be considered point to point to multipoint.
And as I said my tower is 200ft away from home.

 

[bcastner]

You can run ethernet cable 100 meters, or slightly over 300 feet.

You can purchase cable designed for underground burial.

 

[Naylor]

Thanks for the info bcastner, that just made me think of something else. Can I run the ethernet cable from the wet11 to a wireless router or ap instead of running it the 200ft to my house? I would just have to build an encloser to protect the wireless router from the weather.
Thanks again and any help to these questions are appreciated.

 

[bcastner]

Yes you could. The WET11 is essentially a bridge device, so you could:

WET11 -->WAN port of AP or router setup as an AP

And then essentially do a wireless bridge to another AP or wireless router set to client mode. With the right equipment you may not have to do a bridge from this point at all; but rather use an AP or router with a good antenna to reach coverage to your house; and wireless adapters with good antenna choices available should be do-able at 200'.

Likely using a sector or panel antenna would help in this situation.