If you are interested by advanced antenna setups, i advice you to enter the Ham radio world (amator radio) through Internet searches and forums. :shock: You beat me to the punch line :) I would suggest to look around your town to find an amateur radio club you will most likely find some well weathe...

There are special splitters that are used for this and to get around the losses there are amps too, but there is no free ride.
You must make sure that you use proper site design and good quality coax i.e. LMR400 with N end connectors.

Just the SFP is 140$ not to mention that the converter box is about 100$ to 200$

Simple workaround ESXi from VMWare

LSI Logic Ultra320 for the workstation, I will have to boot a server to say exactly witch one but I know most of the onboard SCSI is LSI Logic

P.S. VMWare SCSI dose not work neither

It dose not support IBM XEON server or workstation SCSI hardware

The x86 version only supports IDE drives ... I have some hardware that has SCSI drives. Would it be possible to add SCSI support to the x86 version ?

Are you willing to pay for this feature some extra $300 when you can buy fiber transceiver for $40 ?

If you are looking to reduce the component count for the end user, yes. I have not found any such transceiver at that price, please send me a link to your supplier!

RB750 is a great little router. What would be great though is if they added an SFP port to it so that one could add a fiber adapter to it. Then the router could be used in a fiber to the premise solution.