RBLHGG-60adkit in the mountains

Hello everyone,

I plan to use RBLHGG-60adkit in the mountains.

The distance between the two RBLHGG-60Ghz will be 2Km.

I have a question about the stability of the link in under conditions of rain, fog and snow.

According to you it is possible to install the link in bad weather conditions?

Thank you

Possible yes, but you will loose the connection ins Rain and snow

I have a question about the stability of the link in under conditions of rain, fog and snow.

Depends on the rain region you are

According to you it is possible to install the link in bad weather conditions?

No without link impossible, plan 2h per side for good adjustment, if you have never done it before , try it on shorter
connection, plan enough time!

Thanks for your quick answer !

Possible yes, but you will loose the connection ins Rain and snow

Okay, I’m a WISP and I use 5Ghz… I wanted to go on 60Ghz to avoid 5Ghz pollution but I need a stable link !
I do not really find info on the real stability of the link in case of rain / snow …

Depends on the rain region you are

Ok I am in Europe> France.

I can not decide if I should use 60Ghz for this point :open_mouth:

try to use channel 5 (freq 66.96) as this is the closest to the e-band supported by RouterOS - if you are allowed to use it. most countries in eu only allow the lower 4 channels.
here the attenuation of O2 will be less noticeable in this frequency range and you can get longer links up.
and get a solidmount for both sides - this helps with the proper fine adjustments.
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rain fading still can ruin the game, but if you keep your 5GHz p2p link in addition, you will have a backup solution in place.

Hi doneware,

I can not find any document about channel 5 for Europe. Do you have that?

For France I find 4 channels with a spectrum of 59 to 66 Ghz…
It seems to me that I would not be allowed to use 66.96.

I just found an image that indicates that the spectrum for Europe is 57 @ 66

Thank you so much..Image is really of great help..Thanks a lot mygiftcardsite