Actually, 32.60 may be a bit far out for 2.4GHz (4 miles), unless he has clear LOS. He may be better suited on another site, or with a bigger dish or more elevation.
On Mon, Jan 18, 2016 at 6:38 PM, Jeremy <[email protected]> wrote: > 42.54 and 32.60 likely need service calls. > > On Mon, Jan 18, 2016 at 6:36 PM, Jeremy <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Yes, you can do 10MHz channels, and speeds will improve. The weak >> signals are hurting your overall bandwidth by the percentage of AirMax >> capacity shown on the AP. (ie. if it is 80% Airmax then your AP can do 80% >> of it's total capability for that channel width. >> >> On Mon, Jan 18, 2016 at 4:59 PM, CBB - Jay Fuller < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >>> >>> >>> eh, i was hoping for a few more responses, so cross posting on other >>> lists. >>> thanks. :) >>> >>> >>> ----- Original Message ----- >>> *From:* CBB - Jay Fuller <[email protected]> >>> *To:* Ubiquiti Users Group <[email protected]> >>> *Sent:* Monday, January 18, 2016 3:16 PM >>> *Subject:* a ton o ubnt ? 's >>> >>> >>> yay. ton o ubnt questions... >>> >>> howdy ya'll. hope you're staying warm today. it's friggin 24 here in >>> the great state of Alabama. >>> I spent some time at the lake before lunch wishing it were 94 so i could >>> do some seadooing.... >>> oh well. That being said, guess I'm doing some INSIDE work. :) >>> >>> I've been wondering about these questions for a while. For the most >>> part we've been leaving well enough alone. >>> We purchased a network over two years ago and have just been adding >>> customers to it. Lately we've been trying >>> to sell higher packages and they're selling - - but i'm concerned we are >>> running into bottle necks. >>> >>> Here are the key points. This is our businest site on this network. >>> There is one omni at 2.4 ghz and two sectors at >>> 2.4 ghz. Everything is in 5 ghz channels. I'd like to go to 10 mhz >>> channels. What is your experience as an operator >>> for 10 mhz channels with this amount of equipment? Each sector has RF >>> armor behind it. >>> >>> I am also concerned with the lack of information appearing on the sector >>> list. I believe one of the protocols is disabled on most of the radios - >>> any reason I shouldn't go in and turn all of that protocol stuff back on? >>> I believe it is the CDP protocol. Any reason we shouldn't run that? I >>> assume the former owner turned that off cause it was bits he didn't want >>> going back and forth in his 5 mhz channels. ;) Um, i turned that back on >>> for one customer but the device info still did not populate under >>> the station list - so - i guess i need help with that too. >>> >>> The Omni: >>> 17 clients >>> 2452 - 5 mhz channels >>> 2449.5 - 2454.5 MHz >>> >>> >>> (only a handful are upgraded to 5.6.3, thats why tx is missing on some) >>> >>> >>> 8 clients >>> 2464 - 5 mhz channels >>> 2461.5 - 2466.5 MHz >>> >>> >>> 8 clients >>> 2422 - 5 mhz channels >>> 2419.5 - 2424.5 MHz >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> whatcha think? Can i do 10 mhz channels? >>> How much are these weakish signals hurting the overall bandwidth? >>> What general advice can you give us? >>> >>> Thanks ya'll! >>> >>> Happy Monday! >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> >
