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How does one go about getting access in the US to use a frequency that can cover a large area per access point? I've worked in remote mines before which heavil
by vsskanth 5y ago
How does one go about getting access in the US to use a frequency that can cover a large area per access point?
I've worked in remote mines before which heavily use telemetry and they all seem to be on 2.4 ghz mesh networks. IIRC they need an access point every half a mile or less and are expensive to maintain.
If you could install just one tower in a mine in the office and have the entire area covered, it would be a game changer.
- bradstimpson 5y agoCBRS (3.55-3.7GHz) has been available for over a year now in the US. I’ve worked with a few mines that are deploying it to get a larger coverage area than WiFi. You should start by speaking with one of the SAS vendors, e.g. Federated Wireless.