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£1400 sounds a bit high.
Surely a couple of 60GHz units at around £150 each plus some other infrastructure should com ein at under £500.
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no foliage, just the potential for a house roof to just peek up into view and break the line of sight. I'd need to get right up onto the roof and shine a laser from one to the other at night or something.
The destination is a standalone house so there is scope there to put a mast of some sort up to peek into view if that's even possible.
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even better! I have very limited experience with any kind of wireless ptp link, so Unifi probably just auto selected an expensive model.
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Go on te UI forums and ask there for advice on what would suit you best. There will be plenty of help and some will even do your link budget calcs - approx.
I also have a very good price, legitimate, source, for UI in te UK so if you go that route, I can pass details on.
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Any contact would be great, I'm already well into the UI ecosystem at this point
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no foliage, just the potential for a house roof to just peek up into view and break the line of sight. I'd need to get right up onto the roof and shine a laser from one to the other at night or something.
The destination is a standalone house so there is scope there to put a mast of some sort up to peek into view if that's even possible.
If there’s a chimney its a great place to get height and a stable mounting, that is if your relatives don’t mind a small 30cm dish on one side.
This is the MT kit I’ve used on a ~800m link:
https://www.broadbandbuyer.com/products/33239-mikrot...
I used a 6m length of alloy scaffold tube as the mount, as we were mounting in a field and secured it to some post and rail fencing. At the other end more scaff. tube, but arranged over an existing concrete pad, expansion bolted into brackets, arranged in a tripod arrangement. Terrain is undulating but the poles give enough height for a clear view.
Just need to run Cat5e or similar back from each dish, either to a PoE enabled switch port or via a PoE injector.
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I can definitely get access to the chimney of both properties, and on the lower of the two, I could basically put up a tower as high as I want, as there are 3 trees along the boundary I could use to keep the pole out of sight, but still with a clear shot at reaching the other property.
This is great info, thank you.
I just need a clever way to determine if I have LOS, i wonder if binoculars on a roof in the middle of a housing development would look sus
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Over 450m you should be able to simply eyeball it or use a pair of binoculars to check.
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No, but I doubt it will be two years if you're already on the edge of FTTP commercial coverage. As others have said, FTTPoD could take over a year.
If you need more than ~30Mbps then you could load balance two FTTC services (just make sure at least one is on a short contract), or mix it with 4G if the signal is decent, to tide you over until FTTP arrives. I think you replied to the wrong person
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I just need a clever way to determine if I have LOS,
Drone with camera.
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