Long Distance Point to Point link using Ubiquiti AirFiber

[@danny_the_K]

Congrats! Good solid RF planning goes a long way. I was interested to see why you didn't use the 24GHz units to get 1-2Gbps, but when you said your backhaul was 100Mbps I had my answer.

[@Carbon4343]

Great job dude, and thanks for sharing. Picked up my own slant 45 for some decidedly shorter range work, and this provided me a bit of confidence :)

[@whyf16uy]

You can do it

[@theque1539]

Good for you for taking on the challenge!!!! Great job!!!!!!!

[@JonathanFisherS]

This was fascinating. Thanks for taking the time to document it

[@DJMeku]

Very informative, thanks!

[@mataralmuhairi2402]

Power beam 620 can be more enough for this case since your main internet is 100mb The signal would be between 55 to 60

[@whyf16uy]

We are planning to increase the bandwidth

[@bravel0304]

hello, good video, a question how is the correct connection of the antenna chain 1 and chain 1 in Antenna A Y As in antenna B, I read that the cables must be crossed at the ends. ya that antennas are used in Slant 45. un saludo y en espera de su answer.

[@whyf16uy]

I did not cross them.

[@hariranormal5584]

Damn network in the middle of nowhere

[@telecastky]

Longest link??? I’ve got two 26-mile AF5XHD links with 3-foot dishes pushing 300Mbps in my network

[@douglasRbrown]

100 !!!

[@randomcontent9029]

it's onlly 3.3 miles distance

[@tenaseolic]

Long link?? Where? 13miles is very normal distance

[@NicksonOchiengOdhiambo]

Good job