You might also want to consider the 900 MHz. stuff, longer distance and 
about T-1 speed about $1K per link.

Bob McCormick W1QA wrote:
>
>
>
> Having a few megabits per second of bandwidth may not
> be a bad idea - especially if you implement 23cm DD.
>
> For the normal ERP limitations in the 5.x GHz bands
> some of those distances may be excessive for any
> link you would call reliable. But since it is
> public safety already - see what they have done/used
> for intersite linking. You may be able to design your
> own network -- and then have a couple of Internet
> ingress/egress points in the network ... making it
> fault tolerant and reliable.
>


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