Distrupting 11 Ghz Licensed

[rkelly1]

A connectorized 11 GHZ licensed radio at a disrupting price level! Build it and they will come!

[rebelwireless]

Connectorized might be an issue unless you use a non-standard connector. 11Ghz has antenna size limitations requiring very specific characteristics in 2' and 3' dishes. A connectorized unit might allow for a 2' dish that didn't meet these specs.


how about a modular unit like SAF has that is an 11Ghz radio, and a few in-spec antenna options?

A ~$3k 11Ghz link would be amazing..

[sirhc]

Well designing and building a licensed link is a little out of our budget at this time but I promise you guys if people like our switches and other devices I will DEFINITELY go in that direction once we build up some cash since UBNT let us down on that request.

Our plan is to build products exclusively for WISPs.

[rebelwireless]

uh, no VoIP phones??? ??????????????????wtf ;)

[sirhc]

uh, no VoIP phones??? ??????????????????wtf ;)

No phones, I did do the AP with the FXS port but that is for WISP customers, not the same thing in my opinion.

[rebelwireless]

uh, no VoIP phones??? ??????????????????wtf ;)

No phones, I did do the AP with the FXS port but that is for WISP customers, not the same thing in my opinion.

I get that. It makes sense on some level to handle from edge to edge. The only 'issue' for me having CPE side equipment beyond the radio is added support calls :/

I wish I could get an inexpensive PoE injector with an FXS port, maybe OSPF capable, but still in front of the client's own router.

[sirhc]

I prefer controlling the whole thing, radio on roof, indoor router with POE wan port and optional FXS port all in one box.

[keefe007]

If CTI can do it, you can do it!