These Media Converters convert Fiber to GigabitEthernet.
We use a combination of fiber and 48V Power for licensed links.
Gives less problems compared to Copper with POE.
Most WISPs use Licensed gear at the central lines and MT at the smaller links/customer connections and for routing.
Yes. This is my situation! But I don’t have enough money to pay the license so I decided for 17GHz because 5GHz on my backbone is impossible to much noise and unstable link!
So I decide to use Alcoma or Saf, and I need some suggestions.
There is another financial issue we have to consider with licensed links apart from initial cost of purchase there could be approx. 1,200 euro annual licence fee which for “X” amount of PTP links does add up?
So the unlicensed option where suitable is our primary goal now.
I can’t send private message from the board.( I don’t know why). But the local distributor here in Itlay give me a very good price for AlfoPlus and 90cm dish
Strange I thought “location:…” below my user name would inform others of my country name?
And it would help if others would state location as advice given maybe only applicable in their country?
3-4km max with 99.995%. Depends on rain zone and allowed/possible tx-power.
Regulator gives frequency dependent of link length. So under 2km I would not get another
frequency even if I am willing to pay.
please define your country name when you discuss such topic… it helps other understand the spectrum charges in their respective country…[/quote]
Strange I thought “location:…” below my user name would inform others of my country name?
And it would help if others would state location as advice given maybe only applicable in their country?[/quote]
yes the country name does define the location but if you see not all have their country disclosed… hence the request