[MLB-WIRELESS] [TIB] A new offer has been added to TIB - 04/06/2003

[Ryan Abbenhuys]

I would have thought backbone nodes would just use directionals in PtP
links?
That way they can go whatever polarisation they want or somewhere in
between as long as both ends match.

Personally I think 180degree waveguides are good for AP's to cut out excess
signal and avoid overlapping signals from AP's as would happen with AP's
using omni's in close proximity.

Over in OuterEastern I believe we are going to try and use something along
the lines of 180 degree waveguides or panels and each AP covers an area
they nobody else can cover and avoids overlapping signals.  This way we
maximise bandwidth and minimise noise.

>> Do realise though that it IS a horizontally polarised and 
>> useless to those who
>> were expecting to connect with omnis to it. (For backbone 
>> nodes though, it's a
>> different story).
>> 
>That's why I particularly like them. Backbone nodes, lower interference
(due
>to polarisation) and a really nice mix of gain/beamwidth (perfect for nice
>big tall buildings).
>
>Expect one in a hi-rise near you (if you're city based) soon :)
>
>	Fenn.
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