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I wonder why the use 'radio' at all, since they need a cable anyway. Too cheap to have tossed a fiber along it?
by LargoLasskhyfv 5y ago
I wonder why the use 'radio' at all, since they need a cable anyway. Too cheap to have tossed a fiber along it?
- robbedpeter 5y agoThey didn't consult IT before deploying the project.
- Nextgrid 5y agoI feel stupid for not even thinking about it but you're absolutely correct.
- LargoLasskhyfv 5y agoI've meanwhile read that they are networked very well, with fibre even, but only between each other when built in a park/farm. And often very remote, far from other inftastructure. The problem arises at the transfer/injection point from the utitility one level up. Not always, but sometimes, and in different ways. It can happen that there is no 3/4g at all there. It can happen that the other utility isn't networked(in a usable way). It can happen that the other utility doesn't want to network for whichever reasons, security, etc. And it can happen that you get 1Gb/s symmetrical there. Apparently Enercon choose to offer its clients this solution as 'carefree package', to spare them the regulatory/bureaurocratic hassle of having to deal with this.