Marlon,

We've had quite a few deployed (100 or so, some for 6 months), not seen 
a week transmitter yet, all failures were ethernet related and normally 
out of the box they failed (1 in the field). The levels are normally 
within 1/2 db at the tower vs. the CPE, unless there is a tilt issue (AP 
antenna too much downtilt).

Regards
Michael Baird
> Hi All,
>
> I tried my first one of these yesterday.  It's hooked to an antenna that was 
> already in place so I know the old system worked though I did not check 
> signal levels before taking out the old SB radios (they don't give rssi 
> accurately anyway so there was no point).
>
> This new radio has an RSSI of -78 or so coming FROM the tower.  AT the tower 
> we're picking up -88 or so.  I turned it up to 20dB out (factory was set at 
> 16) and that did help a bit.
>
> The calculations show that I should be in the -74 to -78 range based on the 
> exact distance of the link.  So my RSSI AT the remote end is right in there. 
> I should be seeing the same at the tower as well.
>
> Anyone seen these units have faulty transmitters?  This is the third 
> ubiquity I've tried.  Two PowerStations died (receive sensitivity went dead) 
> after several months.  Both units at almost the exact same time.  This not 
> giving me any comfort levels at all....
>
> I know others out there are using a lot of these, are you seeing ANY strange 
> issues at all?  Have you looked at the RSSI from both ends?  Does it match?
>
> Thanks,
> marlon
>
>
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