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2.8 km is pretty easy with two Ubiquiti Nanobridges for example, that's a short distance... Nice expensive COW trailer too.
by walrus0 14y ago
2.8 km is pretty easy with two Ubiquiti Nanobridges for example, that's a short distance... Nice expensive COW trailer too.
- natm 14y agoYep, our backup/second link will be a Nanobridge-M5, the primary is using 38ghz DragonWave kit. Nat (who wrote that blog post)
- EchoAbstract 14y agoDoes the UK have any regulation of the 38ghz band? Based on the FCC info here in the US (http://transition.fcc.gov/oet/spectrum/table/fcctable.pdf http://transition.fcc.gov/oet/spectrum/table/fcctable.pdf) the 38ghz area of the spectrum seems to have only a small subset of bands that qualify for this use. Do you know the exact frequency the DragonWave kit uses?
- flangey 14y agoYeah, it's all licensed up there. We've got a license from OFCOM (UK's FCC equivalent) for the radio link.