We’re installing some equipment at a very remote location (think a plane and then a few hours drive from civilisation) in hot, dusty Australia, that requires a wireless point to point link, 300m line of sight.
The equipment will operate without the link so it’s not mission-critical, but it would still be nice to have it last more than a few years.
The environment is sunny and hot. It easily reaches 45C in the summer. I doubt they can be installed under shade.
Are RBSXTs up to the task?
If not, we’ll put in some RBMetals with some rugged antennas.
Hi Chris, thanks for your reply.
According to the specifications, it can certainly handle it - however, this is a really harsh environment, and it will be a real shame if it doesn’t last long.
It would be great to hear some firsthand experiences of how well they have stood up to harsh environments.
