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Digiweb 2.4ghz, 3.5ghz or 5.8ghz ?

  • 13-08-2007 9:13pm
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    Hi can anyone tell me what freq range Digiweb and / or NET1 use ?

    I want to get my own kit and use a much higher gain antenna than is generally supplied to try and pull in a signal ... distance is about 5km... line of site might be an issue... not to sure.

    Any advise would be appreciated.

    Figure if I can get a signal then they will sign me up.... Im told Im just that bit to far away...

    Also if anyone has any 2nd hand digiweb equipment I'd be interested in it...

    Thanks.

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    Capt'n Midnight
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    Don't forget that at 5.8GHz timing is the limiting factor for distance, no matter how good your antenna the base station won't wait for you to reply from further away.

    You could try putting the unit at the focal point of a dish, if it works the advantage is that you don't need to modify it at all.


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