MikroTik

Posted: **Sun Jun 17, 2007 4:31 pm**

Hy all.
On 16-06-2007, we (CISAR, a radioHAM italian association) have realized a 304km link (about 100km ground and 200km sea surface), between Amiata mount (1734asl) and Limbara mount (1300 ca asl).
We utilized a pair of wrap board (but they will be replaced by a new RB532 soon), a pair of Ubiquiti XR5, and a pair of handmade antenna (120cm satellite dish for the surface, and a bronze ball-bearing extracted from a bus).
The signal received on both end was from -58dBm to -62dBm, bitrate between 12 and 48Mbps, CCQ between 70 and 100.

IW5CGM and IK0TCL on Amiata mountain

Me (IZ3HAD) on Amiata Mountain

IK0PCJ and IK0YUK on Limbara site.

IW0UIF on Limbara Mountain

The feed (we used the feed on the left)

On the moment i'm writing, this seems to be a distance world record (the precedent was from "Politecnico di Torino" on Italy, 295km).
The people which partecipate on this WR:

Amiata Mount
- Giuseppe IW5CGM (CISAR president);
- Antonello IK0TCL
- Mirco IZ3HAD (me)

Limbara Mount
- Natale IW0UIF
- Paolo IK0PCJ (antenna's constructor)
- Mauro IK0YUK

73 de IZ3HAD, Mirco

Posted: **Sun Jun 17, 2007 6:25 pm**

Too cool! One way to get EchoLink to that remote repeater.

73, de N4HHA

Posted: **Mon Jun 18, 2007 11:41 pm**

Wow thats Respect to you guys! kepp posting about the transfer rate in TCP mode.
And pleas tell me about the Feeder used in this setup.

//Rickard

Posted: **Tue Jun 19, 2007 12:16 am**

@GotNet (or N4HHA): this is the natural evolution of the old FM repeater, no more echolink needed, hi!

@rickard: TCP band, on a bandwidth of 5MHz, was about 5Mbps. The most important thing was the latency: it was between 8 and 20ms. We tested it with the routerboard onboard b-test from one of the two site.
I'm sorry, but i can't provide a real traffic data speed (PC-PC), becouse, on Amiata's mountain, there was a loooot of radio frequency (3 FM repeater @ 6kw - 3 x 2kw - at 3m that pointed us), and we can't made a succesfully connection between the board and a pc (the board was only 10m from the pc!).
The link was dismantled at the end of the day, and it will be reran on the end of August (we will have a permanent authorization for that date).

EDIT: I posted some photo of the feed on the first post of this thread.

Posted: **Tue Jun 19, 2007 1:06 am**

Truly Respect. Good High Points!

Well Done!

Posted: **Tue Jun 19, 2007 8:25 am**

Mitici !!!! Concedetemi....un punto per noi italiani

Posted: **Tue Jun 19, 2007 12:45 pm**

Wow, this is great! unfortunately, you missed the opportunity of worl record by a few days:
http://news.com.com/8301-10784_3-973070 ... 47-1_3-0-5

Posted: **Tue Jun 19, 2007 1:14 pm**

Wow, this is great! unfortunately, you missed the opportunity of worl record by a few days:
http://news.com.com/8301-10784_3-973070 ... 47-1_3-0-5

OMG!!!

Last time we made a record (261,1km, it was only an italian record) we was "defeated" only 3 days after by a 295km link.
We are very unlucky....
Next time we will look for a 1000km link to be sure that our record will not beated as soon as this two times!

Posted: **Tue Jun 19, 2007 7:22 pm**

wow its a great job...in indonesia we said this..."EDAN TENAN"....salute...

Posted: **Tue Jun 19, 2007 8:25 pm**

Hy all.

On the moment i'm writing, this seems to be a distance world record (the precedent was from "Politecnico di Torino" on Italy, 295km).

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m ... _100231044
http://www.newswireless.net/index.cfm/article/1146

Bye
Cuccio

Posted: **Tue Jun 19, 2007 8:37 pm**

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m ... _100231044
http://www.newswireless.net/index.cfm/article/1146

Bye
Cuccio

They have 6W amps, a stratospheric balloon 30km high, 2.4 meters dish antenna controlled by automatic tracking system using GPS, The Swedish Space Corp. partnership, 3k€ or more equipment (only motherboard + radio card, of course), 2,4GHz. 310km.

We have: NO amps (600mW card lowered then to 10mW), 1700m asl one site and 1300m asl the other site, 120cm dish antenna with self-made feed controlled by...my (and my friend) hands

, NO partnership, 300€ or less (total) equipment (motherboard + radio card + pigtail + case....of course), 5,7GHz (more fading, more dispersion, more free space loss). 304km.

Ok, you are right, THEY have the records (on 2,4GHz, of course), but...can you compare this two situations (for 6km difference)?

Posted: **Tue Jun 19, 2007 9:02 pm**

Wow, this is great! unfortunately, you missed the opportunity of worl record by a few days:
http://news.com.com/8301-10784_3-973070 ... 47-1_3-0-5

Theyr link is @2,4GHz, our link is @5,7GHz. We maintain a little consolation....

Posted: **Wed Jun 20, 2007 4:42 am**

Still great - maybe a little EME now?

N4HHA-R Node 44310 Orlando 443.100+ 103.5 5.8 GHz

Posted: **Thu Jun 21, 2007 1:10 am**

Good Work. Amazing the signal and throughput.

Maxi - LU2PCJ

Posted: **Fri Jun 22, 2007 8:56 pm**

Great work, how much uptime do you have, is it stable? world records on such links (over water) should be in uptime, not km.

Posted: **Fri Jun 22, 2007 9:08 pm**

This was only a test link, which will be reinstalled as a fixed link on late August 2007, but we have test it for about 3-4 hour, and it was rock-solid.
More details when we will rebuild that link on, as i wrote above, late August 2007.

Posted: **Fri Jun 22, 2007 11:34 pm**

I guess without space diversity it will be not very stable.

Posted: **Sat Jun 23, 2007 3:24 am**

----
oh, my good
great and congratulation ... ..

regards
Hasbullah.com
----

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m ... _100231044
http://www.newswireless.net/index.cfm/article/1146

Bye
Cuccio

They have 6W amps, a stratospheric balloon 30km high, 2.4 meters dish antenna controlled by automatic tracking system using GPS, The Swedish Space Corp. partnership, 3k€ or more equipment (only motherboard + radio card, of course), 2,4GHz. 310km.

We have: NO amps (600mW card lowered then to 10mW), 1700m asl one site and 1300m asl the other site, 120cm dish antenna with self-made feed controlled by...my (and my friend) hands , NO partnership, 300€ or less (total) equipment (motherboard + radio card + pigtail + case....of course), 5,7GHz (more fading, more dispersion, more free space loss). 304km.

Ok, you are right, THEY have the records (on 2,4GHz, of course), but...can you compare this two situations (for 6km difference)?

Posted: **Fri Jun 29, 2007 4:39 pm**

kudos guys...
is there any chance you would post some blueprints or instructions to build a similar dish from?

Posted: **Sun Jul 01, 2007 11:29 am**

Gr8 work Mirco!.
I'm also in Italy, but at Como.
Did u do test 4 your real throughput in a Full-Dúplex (I ask u because I'm a WISP and I use MTK and other products).

Thanks and excellent!.

Posted: **Sun Jul 01, 2007 2:55 pm**

is there any chance you would post some blueprints or instructions to build a similar dish from?

Hy.
I will ask to the feed constructor if he can give me all the interesting measure.
The antenna was made by a 120cm satellite dish (prime focus) and a hand made feed (simple dipole on a waveguide enclosure, as you can see on my last photo).

Posted: **Sun Jul 01, 2007 2:59 pm**

Did u do test 4 your real throughput in a Full-Dúplex (I ask u because I'm a WISP and I use MTK and other products).

Hy friend, thanks for your congratulations!

I'm sorry, but i'm unable to answer to your question, becouse the link was dismantled on the same evening, and we can't do many test, becouse on one site we was unable to "talk" to the routerboard (many many many radiofrequency on that site!).
This link will be re-established on late August, and on that moment i will let you know ALL tech info.

Posted: **Sun Jul 01, 2007 6:42 pm**

Did u do test 4 your real throughput in a Full-Dúplex (I ask u because I'm a WISP and I use MTK and other products).
Hy friend, thanks for your congratulations!
I'm sorry, but i'm unable to answer to your question, becouse the link was dismantled on the same evening, and we can't do many test, becouse on one site we was unable to "talk" to the routerboard (many many many radiofrequency on that site!).
This link will be re-established on late August, and on that moment i will let you know ALL tech info.

Friend, i understand, I've same problem, that's because I'm using 10GHz links on Milan.

Regards.

Posted: **Wed Jul 04, 2007 12:57 am**

Marconi would be proud!

Posted: **Wed Jul 04, 2007 1:09 pm**

Nice Job. Well done to the hard working team that did that.

Posted: **Fri Jul 06, 2007 1:33 am**

Hats off to you.

Posted: **Sun Jul 08, 2007 9:54 pm**

They have 6W amps, a stratospheric balloon 30km high, 2.4 meters dish antenna controlled by automatic tracking system using GPS, The Swedish Space Corp. partnership, 3k€ or more equipment (only motherboard + radio card, of course), 2,4GHz. 310km.

We have: NO amps (600mW card lowered then to 10mW), 1700m asl one site and 1300m asl the other site, 120cm dish antenna with self-made feed controlled by...my (and my friend) hands , NO partnership, 300€ or less (total) equipment (motherboard + radio card + pigtail + case....of course), 5,7GHz (more fading, more dispersion, more free space loss). 304km.

Which btw also means that you were respecting the Italian power limits (even if i understand that you may user higher EIRP power than commercial WISP), while they were not.
You did a great job guys

Bye,
Ricky

Posted: **Wed Jul 18, 2007 7:37 pm**

Hello mipland,

Nice job and forget about Swedish.

Keeping posting.

regards,

Posted: **Thu Jul 19, 2007 11:57 am**

E vai cosi !!!

Ottimo lavoro

Saluti

Marco

Posted: **Thu Jul 19, 2007 12:05 pm**

Hi Mipland,

if you want , we try a link to about 400km. We have a tower on Vesuvio and a lot of friends in CB ...

Bye

Marco

Posted: **Thu Jul 19, 2007 2:34 pm**

first of all congratulations on the job.

Want to know if you have used Nstreme protocol, can you please send comlpete details relating to this, like:
1. if you have used then what was your configuration at both ends,
2. if not then didnt you face ack-timeout issue for sucha long link

also, can you describe more about your antenna

regards

Posted: **Thu Jul 19, 2007 3:51 pm**

if you want , we try a link to about 400km. We have a tower on Vesuvio and a lot of friends in CB ...

Ciao Marco, we have too some tower on Vesuvio, but i'm unable (at the moment) to find a second site at 400 (or more) kilometers, becouse of the earth curvature.

Posted: **Thu Jul 19, 2007 3:55 pm**

first of all congratulations on the job.

Thanks!

Want to know if you have used Nstreme protocol, can you please send comlpete details relating to this, like:
1. if you have used then what was your configuration at both ends,

Yes, we used Nstreme, becouse without it, it's simply impossible (becouse of the ack timeout limit on Atheros firmware - ideally 61km max shoot -). We configured one end as ap bridge with static wds, and the other end as wds station with dynamic wds, 5MHz bandwidth, 5765MHz frequency.

2. if not then didnt you face ack-timeout issue for sucha long link

No ack timeout, look above.

also, can you describe more about your antenna

It's very simple:
- 1 x satellite dish prime focus;
- 1 x handmade waveguide (a sort of "cantenna") on the dish's focus.

Regards

Posted: **Thu Jul 19, 2007 4:01 pm**

hi mipland,

what kind of nstreme are you using single or dual ??

you didnt had to tune the antenna for 5ghz frequency ...

regards
MKSB

Posted: **Thu Jul 19, 2007 4:22 pm**

what kind of nstreme are you using single or dual ??

Single nstreme.

you didnt had to tune the antenna for 5ghz frequency ...

I don't understand what you are asking here...we (ik0pcj, Paolo) have realized only the feed, and then we have tested it with a SWR meter. We have compared on a short link with a 29dBi pac wireless grid, and we have 6/7dBi more (rx/tx) (so 35dBi total) than with the grid.

Posted: **Fri Jul 20, 2007 10:39 pm**

Congrats! Well done.
Its amazing @ 10mW!

73, de 8R1SR

Posted: **Sat Jul 21, 2007 1:36 pm**

can you give us a mikrotik print screen ?

Posted: **Sun Jul 22, 2007 12:21 am**

can you give us a mikrotik print screen ?

No. I wrote on some post that this link was only a test link (it was active from 14:00 to 19:00 of one day). We will rebuild the link on late August or first of September, becouse we lack the necessary authorization.

Regards

Posted: **Sat Jul 28, 2007 7:37 am**

The signal received on both end was from -58dBm to -62dBm.
Is this legal?

Posted: **Sat Jul 28, 2007 1:54 pm**

Yes, it's legal if we are physically at the site, becouse we are OM. On the moment we leaved the station, we have to lower the power to 10W EIRP, but this is not a problem now, becouse the link was down till the day we made it (we are waiting for necessary authorization).

Posted: **Tue Aug 07, 2007 11:52 pm**

Good job
i would like have more daitals about your link:
- The power of the used card (is it 600mW??)
- The gain of the antenna??
- Have you used Lowloss cables?? if yes witch cables are used (LMR 400?? or LMR900??) and how long are you cables??
- What about climatic conditions?? there was clouds, fogs ??

Posted: **Thu Aug 09, 2007 11:33 am**

card used whats 600mW but it was underpowered to 10mW (you can read this in one of the top posts

Posted: **Thu Aug 09, 2007 11:57 am**

- The power of the used card (is it 600mW??)

Janisk has already answer to this (thanks Janisk).

- The gain of the antenna??

35dBi estimated (120cm parabolic prime focus dish), as already wrote above.

- Have you used Lowloss cables?? if yes witch cables are used (LMR 400?? or LMR900??) and how long are you cables??

The cable was a semi-rigid coax cable, under 4mm diameter. It was long 50cm ca. You can see an example of that cable on this image:

- What about climatic conditions?? there was clouds, fogs ??

There wasn't a perfect climate condition. On our site it was cloud, but sunny on the other site. The path was a little foggy.

Posted: **Sat Aug 11, 2007 1:50 am**

Hey Mipland,

Can you shoot me an email about this link you guys have. Thats an amazing distance! Mike@ubnt.com.

Thank you,

Mike
Ubiquiti Networks

Posted: **Wed Aug 29, 2007 1:52 pm**

here is some news about this link:
http://www.engadget.com/2007/08/27/worl ... 189-miles/

too bad it doesn't mention mikrotik

nstreme is what made it possible

Posted: **Wed Aug 29, 2007 1:59 pm**

I will write here the answer to your mail normis.

Hy Normunds,
this news is an old news. You can see on your forum that
this link was made on 16th of June 2007, and at that time,
it has a lot of resonance. On that news (and on our
technical bullettins, downloadable from our site) we
specified the use of Mikrotik routerOS. Unfortunately, at
the time of the link, we didn't have any Routerboard, only
PCEngines WRAP. Next week we will re-establish that link
(probably with Routerboard), but this time it will be a
fixed installation (at the time of the link, we hasn't the
necessary authorization), and i will publish all the tech
detail on the same thread i started on June 2007 on your
forum. Then, if you want to made a sort of "pubblications"
(as Ubiquiti did), we will provide you all the necessary
info.

The news you are seeing is a sort of "partnership" (they
will provide us some testing hardware for free) between
CISAR and Ubiquiti, and it's from Ubiquiti's
commercial/publisher (but with our approvation). They have
seen the post on your forum 2 months later...

On EVERY our pubblications (except for that Ubiquiti's
pubblications), Mikrotik RouterOS is higly mentioned as
"fundamental firmware".

Regards, Mirco "IZ3HAD"

Posted: **Wed Aug 29, 2007 2:41 pm**

digg this guys: http://digg.com/tech_news/World_record_ ... _189_miles

Posted: **Wed Aug 29, 2007 3:58 pm**

digged!

Posted: **Mon Oct 15, 2007 2:37 pm**

hi mipland.. congrats for your link...
can you please give us some more detail about the antenna and feedhorn used ?

Also how did you do the alignment ? (via alignment mode in ROS ? )

Posted: **Fri Nov 30, 2007 9:25 am**

Hello.
Did you put the permanent link on ? ( you said it would be late sept. this year. )

Posted: **Fri Nov 30, 2007 10:47 am**

can you please give us some more detail about the antenna and feedhorn used ?

They are also on this thread.

Also how did you do the alignment ? (via alignment mode in ROS ? )

Sure.

Did you put the permanent link on ? ( you said it would be late sept. this year. )

Hy jorj, you are right. We tried to re-estabilis that link on the fist days of October, but we encounter some problem to re-establish it. We have still not re-establish it, becouse that site is very hard to reach (on this moment, there's a big quantity of snow there!).
I will write here when we will able to put it permanent.

Posted: **Tue Feb 26, 2008 9:23 am**

It was 70F here today (30F tomorrow!), did you get it going yet? When is winter over there?

Very interested myself.

Posted: **Fri Feb 29, 2008 12:29 am**

The longest working link is between Cyprus and lebanon which is up since 11 months at 284km ,all these trials are not links if they can not be up at least for 48 hours.And there no evidence that this link worked even , at least u can print screen when you got ur first connection, and using 1.2 m dish will get u one or 2 reply on this distance but will not get you a link you need over 2.8m Dish on your next try.

Regards,

Posted: **Sun Jul 06, 2008 1:38 pm**

any update?

great work guys! really quality stuff!

Mikrotik deserves some credit in any articles for sure.

Posted: **Mon Jul 07, 2008 2:30 pm**

"200km Distance of the sea surface ", How you are to build up The Wireless Relay Station?
use Height Balloon or Ship ?

Posted: **Mon Jul 07, 2008 9:14 pm**

"200km sea surface"? How you are to build up Wireless Electrics station? On the Sea...

???

Posted: **Tue Sep 02, 2008 2:56 pm**

Nice work!

73 de 9A3BSP!

Posted: **Sun Sep 14, 2008 2:00 pm**

First of all congratulations for this great job!!
The most impressive of all is that you used handmade feeders! it seems that they are simply PERFECT!
Would you mind giving us the key dimensions? the internal diameter, the total length, the length and the diameter of the cable inside (or did u use something else?) and finaly its distance from the bottom of the feeder.
I have tried to create feeders for the 5ghz band but without such results.

thanks

Posted: **Mon Sep 22, 2008 8:26 pm**

Congratulations on this great job ! As a ham radio operator, and builder of ATV repeaters, I know how hard it is on those frequences ! Very impressive ! Keep us updated on progress and please publish specs on antenna dish.
Thanks,
Earl
N8TV

Posted: **Wed Oct 22, 2008 7:10 pm**

First of all congratulations for this great job!!
The most impressive of all is that you used handmade feeders! it seems that they are simply PERFECT!
Would you mind giving us the key dimensions? the internal diameter, the total length, the length and the diameter of the cable inside (or did u use something else?) and finaly its distance from the bottom of the feeder.
I have tried to create feeders for the 5ghz band but without such results.

thanks

i guess you don't wanna tell us the feeder dimentions...

Posted: **Thu Nov 20, 2008 2:56 am**

I did my speech in Oral Communications on this link last semester!

Posted: **Mon Dec 08, 2008 2:15 am**

try this http://yu1aw.ba-karlsruhe.de/3d_corn_refl_feed.pdf

Posted: **Thu Jan 29, 2009 8:07 pm**

With wath tools Do you Points de Antenas ?
The GPS and what else
Thanks

Posted: **Wed Jun 24, 2009 5:40 pm**

WOW! That is just amazing! I am very much impressed.

Posted: **Fri Jul 31, 2009 7:15 pm**

mipland , congratulations , impresive distance, great job

First of all congratulations for this great job!!
The most impressive of all is that you used handmade feeders! it seems that they are simply PERFECT!
Would you mind giving us the key dimensions? the internal diameter, the total length, the length and the diameter of the cable inside (or did u use something else?) and finaly its distance from the bottom of the feeder.
I have tried to create feeders for the 5ghz band but without such results.

thanks
i guess you don't wanna tell us the feeder dimentions...

i have information about this type of can antenna ,and i have rebuild other's manufacturers antena feeders from 1 to 2 polarizations , work great and used in my real working network without any problems, it can be used in N standart or in Nstream2 configuration , i dont know how much isolation is betwen 2 emiters in db, then one radio is enabled (16db card,30cm pigtail and 1m s400 cable conected with N conectors),other card show -35 db ,but with N standart, 2.4km distance ,2 26db 2 polarization antenas i reached rate 70mbps in and 70mbps out in ful duplex ,i think is good results

there a lot of information about can antena :
http://www.h-online.com/features/Build- ... -/110278/0
i think its helpful for you and all

Posted: **Wed Sep 16, 2009 8:14 am**

Congrat for the hardwork. it's amazing.

I have the same project. anyway, I want to build my own WISP somewhere in the philippines, I plan to cover all island in our place which Telco can't provide internet access.

here is my thread:
http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=34957

Thanks

Posted: **Tue Jan 12, 2010 9:59 pm**

nice link

i would really like to know what do you use to work out the LOS?

We would like to test a long range wifi link also, but some sites say the LOS is fine, others say the earth curve would not allow.

any help appreciated

Posted: **Tue Jan 26, 2010 2:51 am**

I'd like to tip my hat to you guys, congratulations from a fellow UHF Ham

Adam KD6POC / K6KPH

Posted: **Sat May 15, 2010 10:48 am**

It would be neat to attempt a 70000km+ link and get it working, even if for only a few seconds.
It would probably require a different radio and a amp though.

Posted: **Sun May 16, 2010 1:26 am**

and a wireless freak on the moon. literally

Posted: **Sun May 16, 2010 3:13 am**

and a wireless freak on the moon. literally

Oops sorry, when I posted I accidentally removed saying to try a moon bounce.

Posted: **Sun May 16, 2010 11:31 am**

what is this link doing with new router os

and the uptime on of this link

and the config if possable

Posted: **Thu May 27, 2010 8:04 pm**

hi
are u able to help to build a link 270km for us?
we are looking for a link between cyprus and lebanon.
please advice if u can establish this link
sam

Posted: **Tue Jun 08, 2010 12:14 pm**

hi
are u able to help to build a link 270km for us?
we are looking for a link between cyprus and lebanon.
please advice if u can establish this link
sam

shoot me an email
yalmandogus [at] yahoo.com

Posted: **Fri May 16, 2014 7:28 pm**

this link is very very good
i have one question
Mikrotik RB912 help you score better bandwidth on this link?

Posted: **Fri Jun 13, 2014 7:20 pm**

Hy all.
On 16-06-2007, we (CISAR, a radioHAM italian association) have realized a 304km link (about 100km ground and 200km sea surface), between Amiata mount (1734asl) and Limbara mount (1300 ca asl).
We utilized a pair of wrap board (but they will be replaced by a new RB532 soon), a pair of Ubiquiti XR5, and a pair of handmade antenna (120cm satellite dish for the surface, and a bronze ball-bearing extracted from a bus).
The signal received on both end was from -58dBm to -62dBm, bitrate between 12 and 48Mbps, CCQ between 70 and 100.

IW5CGM and IK0TCL on Amiata mountain

Me (IZ3HAD) on Amiata Mountain

IK0PCJ and IK0YUK on Limbara site.

IW0UIF on Limbara Mountain

The feed (we used the feed on the left)

On the moment i'm writing, this seems to be a distance world record (the precedent was from "Politecnico di Torino" on Italy, 295km).
The people which partecipate on this WR:

Amiata Mount
- Giuseppe IW5CGM (CISAR president);
- Antonello IK0TCL
- Mirco IZ3HAD (me)

Limbara Mount
- Natale IW0UIF
- Paolo IK0PCJ (antenna's constructor)
- Mauro IK0YUK

73 de IZ3HAD, Mirco

Posted: **Fri Jul 11, 2014 8:21 am**

Hi dear mipland

i have some question about this lik
please contact me :

mostafa.afus@gmail.com
+989153092801

Best regard

Posted: **Tue Jan 08, 2019 7:35 pm**

Hi Mipland,

That's a great & clever job. Congras!! So, could you please, post the images again. I'm experiencing the same issues (a long link a way to 200km) that I believe you can help me with details. Your post went forward through the Mikrotik Support Team (as a good achievement) after my ticket request about devices options to solve this issue. I appreciate any contact about that.

Cheers !!

Thor

Hy all.
On 16-06-2007, we (CISAR, a radioHAM italian association) have realized a 304km link (about 100km ground and 200km sea surface), between Amiata mount (1734asl) and Limbara mount (1300 ca asl).
We utilized a pair of wrap board (but they will be replaced by a new RB532 soon), a pair of Ubiquiti XR5, and a pair of handmade antenna (120cm satellite dish for the surface, and a bronze ball-bearing extracted from a bus).
The signal received on both end was from -58dBm to -62dBm, bitrate between 12 and 48Mbps, CCQ between 70 and 100.

IW5CGM and IK0TCL on Amiata mountain

Me (IZ3HAD) on Amiata Mountain

IK0PCJ and IK0YUK on Limbara site.

IW0UIF on Limbara Mountain

The feed (we used the feed on the left)

On the moment i'm writing, this seems to be a distance world record (the precedent was from "Politecnico di Torino" on Italy, 295km).
The people which partecipate on this WR:

Amiata Mount
- Giuseppe IW5CGM (CISAR president);
- Antonello IK0TCL
- Mirco IZ3HAD (me)

Limbara Mount
- Natale IW0UIF
- Paolo IK0PCJ (antenna's constructor)
- Mauro IK0YUK

73 de IZ3HAD, Mirco

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