What is the furthest distance some have experienced with SmartBridges burning through heavy trees?
Trees seem to do very funny things to the signal and varies depending of time of year, leafs and weather (dry/snow/wet). If there are trees, I tend to say NO!
The modulation type used by 802.11a/g/h is supposed to handle these changes better, but it's hard to predict the effect without testing.
Microwave communication still seems to be 60% Black Magic. But it's fun to thumb your nose at the ILEC/CLECs when it works. ;-)
-- LarsG
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