While certain outdoor aps with certain antenna options may work in certain conditions. Cisco is not really in the wireless bridge market anymore and hasn't been in years.
Once you provide distance we can let you know if something may work, but you also may want to be simultaneously looking at other options. Vendors with dedicated bridge products are able to work in different spectrums that may provide better connectivity and might be easier to manage and setup.
I don't enjoy their support model and definitely don't prefer to use them for anything else we use UniFi's UISP line for all of our wireless bridging.
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