40883644
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Re: High-Feature 40dB/10 Watt 5Ghz
rahail
5.8GHz does not like things getting in it's way. What you are trying to accomplish requires 900MHz.... You went the wrong direction. Unless you need the exercise, you can give this a try but I will be surprised if you can even see the other radio. If this is for a backhaul, it needs to be open line of sight.
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Rahail
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Troy, MI | I will try Tuesday If that dont work I will use it on somewhere else... Untill you have 900Mhz  |
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40883644
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| rahil
We have 900MHz assemblies in stock, just no SR9's 
If you know where to get some SR9 cards, you will have a complete unit.
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Rahail
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Troy, MI | Cool I will look into as soon as get info I will let you know |
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Rahail
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Troy, MI | reply to 40883644
Another Question doesn't AMP help on NLOS area |
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rawgerz
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1 edit | You mean, An Amplifier?.. no it does not. 10 watts EIRP is enough as it is, maybe over.
Trees ABSORB RF. There's no if's or but's about it. 900Mhz works better because it is less susceptible to trees. Plus 5.8 is used by many many cordless phones.
»www.titanwirelessonline.com/Prod···MP%2DSR9
Says they have them in stock.
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