That price is in the same ball park as Ceragon. The Ceragon gear I've
worked with has lower bandwidth, but greater range. (18 Mb/s @ 35 Km IIRC)
Mike - QTI wrote:
Phil,
Thanks for the info on Ubiquiti .
Seems they have a great bunch of engineers ( who worked on the
Motorola Canopy system ). The AirFibre looks awesome. 1500 for both
ends ( http://www.ubnt.com/store/airfiber/airfiber_24 ) and 1.4 Gbps
over 13+km. Just need an available date.
Mike
On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 7:27 AM, James Knott <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Reza - Voipernetics wrote:
I know of members in TAUG - who has achieved two way
communication with clear line of site, using nothing but off
the shelf Linksys routers and dish antemma's - having achieved
80+ KM range. Their only complaint was its was a royal pain
the the behind, to aim properly. Basic geometry and the
assistance of GPS equipment and measurements got the antenna's
to be aligned on a clear line of sight. What I've been told
is the margin of error with the consumer dish antennas is a
mere 3 degrees conical beam.
While it may be possible to do this with consumer level gear, one
has to look at the whole picture? Is this for a business? If so,
it may be better to go with equipment designed for the job, rather
than going for lowest cost. I had mentioned to brands of
microwave hardware that are designed for this sort of task. They
are physically much more rugged than consumer gear, so as to stand
up to wind etc. They also have significant protection against
lightning induced surges. While it may be OK to go cheap for
personal use, when you have business use and potential liability
on the line, going cheap may be the wrong way to go.
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