We have over 100 customers/sites connected using Ignitenet.
It works. Reliability has been impressive.
As has been stated, Mounting is important.
On 2 Dec 2019, at 20:19, Dev wrote:
They’re surprisingly good, we were pleasantly shocked. We have a
35cm link running 1300 meters at -57dBm which claims to have a
theoretical max throughput of 2.3Gbit, until it rains, then you need
the built-in 5GHz backup.
They’ve had hiccups, but hey, buy a $10K link and you’ll probably
get more reliability if that’s what you need.
Mounting needs to be very solid, you need their rifle scope doo-dad to
aim them at any distance.
Also, the GUI isn’t terrifically annoying, which is a plus.
On Dec 2, 2019, at 4:09 PM, Steve D <[email protected]> wrote:
So I know a few of you have these. What's been the long term feeling
on their performance and reliability?
Looking at doing a commercial/industrial type setup with each of the
buildings between 120 - 400m away at most. I'd have the Omni thing
ML-60-10G-360 at the fiber side feeding about 4 other buildings and
probably using the highest gain cpe (ML2.5-60-35 I think?)
I don't see why this won't work, but I have zero experience with
these guys. My only other concern is that I've heard mounting has to
be rock solid which might be tricky for one of them as I'd need to be
10 feet in the air off the side of a small trailer.
Thoughts and insights would be welcome.
-Steve D
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