Without having gotten too close to them, they do appear to be tall, old, and well-established deciduous trees. Thick green foilage and a total of a few hundred yards of them, I would guesstimate, in multiple lines stacked between both ends of this potential link.
Thanks. On 5/11/2011 12:29, Kevin Battersby wrote: > I have dealt with a lot of 900 MHz in wooded areas. Non-LOS is really > Near-LOS. > > What kind of trees, how thick and etc.? > > On May 11, 2011, Steven McGehee wrote: >> I have a link I am looking to establish soon that is 1.2 miles, non-LOS >> due to several thick tree lines (no buildings or earth, just trees). I' >> d >> like to get at least 10x10Mbps with plans to carry voice traffic. A PTP >> setup is fine, but if there is a capable PtMP platform available that >> could support 4-6 customers with at least 3x3Mbps (and up to 10x10 or >> more for one or all subs), that would be even better (as there are a >> handful of other potential clients in the area). All potential links >> that would be in this PtMP sector are within 90 degrees of each other >> with very similar distance (1-1.5 mile) and NLOS due to trees. Noise >> floor is expected to be favorable. >> >> Most of you seem to like Ubiquiti gear but I'm not very familiar with >> them. The AirMax Sector in 900Mhz may fit the bill. Or maybe a Rocket or >> NBM9 if I do strictly a single PTP link? I deal mostly with LOS >> applications and non-Ubiquiti gear, so any advice (including model >> numbers) would be appreciated. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WISPA Wants You! Join today! http://signup.wispa.org/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WISPA Wireless List: [email protected] Subscribe/Unsubscribe: http://lists.wispa.org/mailman/listinfo/wireless Archives: http://lists.wispa.org/pipermail/wireless/
