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kf6ytc

join:2002-03-26
Turlock, CA
RELIABLE 35 mile backhaul, what do i need?

What do i need for a reliable 35 mile backhaul that can produce atleast 5mbps throughput?

Will Tranzeo Tr-5plus radios work with 32db dishes?


AMD Phreak
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join:2003-12-14

Just some FWIW....

I am looking at a path thats 34.5 or so miles with a clean fresnel using Ligowave product. With the 27dB TX power and 34.4dBi dish on one side and 31dB dish on the other I get about 21dB of fade margin. Thats not very hot if you ask me.


dongato17
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join:2000-07-28
Atlanta, GA
I think you should get about a -55dBm signal or so, which sounds like what your calcs are saying. If you don't need the full speed, you can use a lower modulation and get more fade margin. 20dB should be fine though.

-Hal


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Yeah recieve power is -58dB. I'm leery about having such a low fade margin though on a path like this in our mountainous terrain. I'll PM you Hal so we do not threadjack this post..

schj98

join:2003-05-20
Harrisburg, NC

reply to kf6ytc
I currently run a Tranzeo TR-5Plus-N link with 32dBi dishes at 37 miles.

Signal is -53dbm with a throughput of 15mbps TCP and 19mbps UDP.

Link has been up for almost a year and a half with 0 issues.

Of course LOS is key especially in a link at this distance. Run a radio mobile plot before your buy anything.

Hope this helps.

cmaenginsb
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join:2001-03-19
Palmdale, CA

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said by kf6ytc See Profile :

What do i need for a reliable 35 mile backhaul that can produce atleast 5mbps throughput?

Will Tranzeo Tr-5plus radios work with 32db dishes?
Most of the 802.11a based stuff will do this, lock the throughput to something lower than the max to get a fade margin of at least 30 db for a reliable link. You can also look at the Trango T-Link 10 which will work as well.
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