Ubiquiti now vs Ubiquiti back then is a night and day difference.
So far I'm happy with the LTU product. I know other people who seem to
think the Airmax AC is better. I'm not gonna argue that point either
way, but they're both a good value. Their current UI puts a lot of info
in front of you in a pretty clean way.
Although since we're the old Motorola list I'll point out that PMP 450m
currently gives you the most capacity in one sector. The counterpoint
is that you can put up a whole lot of Ubiquiti sectors for what that
costs. The counter-counter point is you might be paying rent for each
item, and you'll certainly have wind load for each item.
If anybody tries to sell you Telrad, they are either an idiot or a liar.
On 8/26/2020 11:54 AM, Craig Baird wrote:
So I've been out of the WISP business for a few years now, but I have
a project where I'm considering using some UBNT gear. I'm wondering if
the new GPS sync gear is decent. From what I've read, they've fixed
the issues that were present years ago in their first sync attempt.
Specifically, I'm considering using some LiteAP 5 GPS APs to
Nanostation Loco 5s. Any input?
Craig
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