I’m glad to see a fellow wisp having success! I can tell that your network is being enginereed pretty well by the quality of the service you provide :) We also operate a wisp in a rural area here on Chile, south america. We’re getting close to 300 customers, using an AFX5HD for troncal link but we cant get more than 300mghps per link as the distances are long +50km and the 5.8ghbz is a bit crowded as well, so the average plan is about 3mbps per client. Right now we’re installing new AP radios on water towers to cover more zones and to keep them uncrowded, because as you very well know, having too many stations on single AP will distrupt the entire network no matter what, specially if some them have poor connecttions like -80dbm. Its really cool to have a network engineer by your side, because you can apply her knowledge from to get go which otherwise would have to be learnt from the experience. Also I would like to ask which router for clients has worked the best for you and which is the best solution for troncal links? My best regards for you both, greetings from Chile!
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I’m glad to see a fellow wisp having success! I can tell that your network is being enginereed pretty well by the quality of the service you provide :) We also operate a wisp in a rural area here on Chile, south america. We’re getting close to 300 customers, using an AFX5HD for troncal link but we cant get more than 300mghps per link as the distances are long +50km and the 5.8ghbz is a bit crowded as well, so the average plan is about 3mbps per client. Right now we’re installing new AP radios on water towers to cover more zones and to keep them uncrowded, because as you very well know, having too many stations on single AP will distrupt the entire network no matter what, specially if some them have poor connecttions like -80dbm. Its really cool to have a network engineer by your side, because you can apply her knowledge from to get go which otherwise would have to be learnt from the experience. Also I would like to ask which router for clients has worked the best for you and which is the best solution for troncal links? My best regards for you both, greetings from Chile!
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