If your network is 192.168.1.X, then all components must be in this subnet. It sounds like you
did it correctly, certainly the 192.168.0.X will not work.
From what I now understand, you are saying that the Bullets work with the RRC's at a short
distance, but no longer work when you move the Bullets further apart. In this case the issue
lies completely with the Bullets and would have nothing to do with the RRC's.
To find the problem, I suggest that you watch the Bullets' internal reporting as to the quality
of the connection. Move them slowly apart and see what happens. Eventually you can use a
monitoring program on a connected computer to determine the quality of the network. I suspect
that you will find that the connection quality becomes too poor to maintain the connection you need
to make this work effectively. You will need to find what you need to fix (e.g. firmware adjustment,
antenna position, etc.) to improve the connection, since it should work well with two Bullets and 24db
gain antennas.
My guess is that the antenna gain is so high, that you are not aiming them properly at each other
to get them to work properly, but that is only one possibility that you need to check.
If I understood you wrong again, then hopefully someone speaking Spanish can help you out here
instead. Good luck!
73,
Mitch DJ0QN / K7DX