XR3-3.7 (Share Ideas/How to make it work stable)

[dallas]

I have learned a lot. I thought it would be a great idea if everyone shared how to make it work. I got my setup to work very well in this setup.


Backhauls are 5.8ghz turbo (Backhauls using routeros 3.16 with wireless test)
ONLY 1 XR3 card per tower location!!!
Use omni ONLY!!!
Using the 10mhz channel
Routeros 3.13
DONT USE lightning protectors. I used SP6 and it kills the XR3 cards. Anyone has a lightning protector that works?

3.65 is working great. If you have bad signals do this:
leave on default power and make sure you use 3.13 routeros. That will fix your problems.

Please share you ideas. I shared mine

[dallas]

Ohh yeah I get 10+mbps both directions with 10mhz channel. And I use nstreme. Very stable.

[tamahome]

why using 3.13 for 3.65ghz? 3.20 doesnt work?

another thing, you are testing PtP right? Are the Nano3 available yet?

[dallas]

I am using 3.20. Works great. No problems at all. I am using backhaul and point to multipoint.

[tamahome]

for being a higher frequency works better than 2.4 with clear LOS right?

its really unlinced 3.65Ghz?

[WHT]

DONT USE lightning protectors. I used SP6 and it kills the XR3 cards. Anyone has a lightning protector that works?
Protection on the LAN side is network neutral - for the most part, it might cut you CAT5 100 Mbps speed distance by ten percent.

Any more details on why protection isn't working for you?

[neofast]

for being a higher frequency works better than 2.4 with clear LOS right?

its really unlinced 3.65Ghz?

No, 3.65 is NEVER "unlicensed".

[tamahome]

so with Ubiquiti is promoting "3.65 GHz Unlicensed Wireless with Contention Protocol" ?

http://www.ubnt.com/products/xr3.php

[WHT]

There are offering to people that want to deploy a licensed solution.

[tamahome]

it says "3.65 GHz Unlicensed Wireless with Contention Protocol
3.5 GHz Licensed Versatile Radio Platform"

I understood that 3.5 its licensed and 3.65 not

[dallas]

for being a higher frequency works better than 2.4 with clear LOS right?

its really unlinced 3.65Ghz?

3.65 in the us is licensed.

[dallas]

so with Ubiquiti is promoting "3.65 GHz Unlicensed Wireless with Contention Protocol" ?

http://www.ubnt.com/products/xr3.php

its unlicensed in a different county maybe.

[WHT]

Generally in most countries, 3.5 Gig is licensed for exclusive and available through auctions, open market sale, and government grants.

3.65 is for non-exclusive shared use and available with a fixed, small registration fee or for free if license exempt.

[tamahome]

oooh I see. ty..

[dallas]

I have Successfully got 3.65 to go more than 10 miles away stably. A lot to talk about. Just call me.

402-641-7692 cell
402-534-2502 ext 22
dallasweitzel@gmail.com

[necoo]

I am using 3.20. Works great. No problems at all. I am using backhaul and point to multipoint.

[Lina]

:ubnt_banana:

Lina-lanbowan communications Ltd.
sales@lanbowan.com

[omega1]

Has anyone tried the 3.4 Ghz if so how do you set it up

[nikole95]

for being a higher frequency works better than 2.4 with clear LOS right?

its really unlinced 3.65Ghz?

Protection on the LAN side is network neutral - for the most part, it might cut you CAT5 100 Mbps speed distance by ten percent.