[wsfii-discuss] What is the best and long range Point to Multi Point radio?

[Bruce Schulte]

We have installed installing canopys at 50km+ here in the mountains of
Ecuador and they are a good bang for the  buck.   Take a good look at
Radwins too.  Mikrotiks are also cool.

Hasta la vista baby!

PS: Look at Meraki for last mile (or even last 10miles...)


On 2/24/07, mahabir at himanchal.org <mahabir at himanchal.org> wrote:
>
> Hello All;
>
> I am working on a plan to build another long range network in Nepal. I had
> posted the satellite photo of the new network in this discussion list but
> it was not delivered because the file was more than 40 KB limit.
>
> The longest P2P distance is 42 KM and the others are in the range of 15 KM
> to 30 KM. I am thinking about using 5.7 GHZ Canopy backhaul (20 Mbps) for
> the 30 to 41 KM P2P link. Howerver, for some links that are in the range
> of 15 to 25 KM, I would like to use Point to Multi Point radios because
> there are some villages that can be covered by one Access Point.
>
> Could you please recommend the radios that you think will be good? I am
> looking for the radios that has built-in antenna. I don't want to use
> radios that need external grid antennas. The main reason is that we will
> put the radios on the top of high mountain and my experiences tell that
> the external grid antennas attract electrical surges from the thunderstorm
> easily that damages the radios.
>
> Could you also tell that whether 802.11g radios will be good for long
> range connection (15 to 25 KM)?
> Thanks.
>
> Mahabir
>
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