I did also have a 10.2 mile link on Laird HD dishes, basically the same
as Rocket dishes. That link went to 11GHz a couple months ago.
If your Andrew dishes are dual pol and N female connectors, just
order/make some RP-SMA to N-male pigtails and it should work just fine.
On 1/11/2016 8:26 PM, Craig House wrote:
I currently have Andrews dishes on the links and would like to just swap to
epmp radios one link is 10 miles. One is 6 and one is 28 miles but I'm
planning on an In between hop soon for that link that will shorten it up some
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On Jan 11, 2016, at 20:10, George Skorup <[email protected]> wrote:
I have a 13.8 mile ePTP link in 5.1 on a 20MHz channel currently. It does about
81x65Mbps. I need to get it moved to a 40MHz channel to squeeze some more
throughput out of it until spring and we most likely do licensed.
It replaced a Rocket that would do only about 60x45 in a 20MHz channel. A 40MHz
channel didn't do any better. So I hope the ePMP does better on 40MHz.
BTW, the RF Elements easy brackets allowed the ePMP radios to hang onto the
RocketDishes. Really nice.
On 1/11/2016 7:54 PM, Craig House wrote:
Anyone using EPMP for PTP links at 10 miles or more? What are the results and
throughput on them. What kind of throughput in a 40mhz channel?
I have one in use at 4 miles or so that has great signal on the force dish
doing 88/77 MB Flawless but I would like to know if your running them at all
in 40mhz wide and what is the throughput?
Craig
