Wanted to learn a subject that turns me on the head by several months,
or to compare two different technologies to evaluate the merits and
defects of both.
The two technologies in question are dual Nstreme of Mikrotik and Airmax
Ubiquiti of TDMA.
What I refer you to our friends in the forum is nothing but a
real comparison, wanting to make a brief analysis of the two protocols
point of view of the radio link protocol Nstreme Dual
providing two physically separate antennas that deal with two
different aspects of a TX RX and the other gives us a radio link
30Mbps full duplex bi-directional then TX ↔ 30Mbps while the RX
TDMA protocol will have access to a single antenna can transmit or
receives or is lost then the speech to have a full duplex link.
Now I ask you to make a second link point to point something
better to use?
NV2 is a test package that is full of issues. I don’t think there is a comparison between NV2 and Ubiquity TDMA at this point in time.
Trust me I have tried to use NV2 as have many others who have listed problems on the forums and who have been sending your Spouts and support requests.
I don’t know of any real issues. Yes, a few people on the forum have had trouble configuring it, but that’s it. You know how it is - when something works, you don’t come shouting to the forums.
Seconding this, Full setup details outside of a 5m lab link. It’s turning out like 11n, There were loads of gotchas and little documentation from MT about it, It’s only recently that we were informed that 11n cards must use chain0 for single chain operation and that using chain1 with nothing attached to chain0 would damage the card/not work
