Are the front of the dishes flat so we can put the WBMFG clamp and scope
on it? That makes aligning AF24 links so easy, we don't even bother to
pull up the DBM reading while installing. The Trango24ghz dishes had an
angled front on them, so it wouldn't work with them.
On 2/25/2021 10:08 AM, Mathew Howard wrote:
Yeah, the MTI dishes that Siklu uses (at least the ones that I've seen
are MTI), have much nicer adjustments than the Bridgewave/Radiowaves
dishes. Anything at 80ghz is a pain to aim, but it helps if one
adjustment doesn't throw another one way off everytime you touch it.
On Wed, Feb 24, 2021 at 5:56 PM Jaime Solorza
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
The Siklu adjustments on mounts are very accurate...the trick is
to make sure mount is solid on structure...I mean solid...the
Bridgewave mount we used three years ago were more difficult to
align as bolt tightening moved the dish.
Longest like was just under two miles
It was a large project at Fort Bliss...we took three months to
install hundreds of Siklu and Bridgewave PTP links, several
hundred Cisco APs and Ubiquiti 3.65 links ...
On Wed, Feb 24, 2021, 3:44 PM Nate Burke <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
One of our distributors is trying to push us into an 80ghz
link for a
1.7 mile hop. Siklu says that 2' dishes on each side will
have no rain
problems in our Rain zone 'K'. I have trouble believing that.
Our AF24
link that is in place now Fades during rain events. An AF60
link we
have at 0.4 miles also fades. What are real world experiences
with 80ghz?
How hard is it to align 80ghz dishes, especially at that
distance? We
once had to align a 24ghz 3' Trango dish that had no fine
adjustments,
and it took almost 2 hours because the signal would change
with every
turn of the UBolt. Same with the AF60 radio, but that mount
bracket is
a pile of garbage anyway. I see they sell a fine adjustment
bracket for
the AF60 now.
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