What is the best 6Ghz 5900-6500 MIMO 2x2 miniPCI module?

dbii has some new minipci for that band
*PUB* http://www.dbii.com/f64N-PRO.html <---

I knew it, but can't find to buying

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Thanks ffernandes for the info.

I knew it, but can't find to buying

My colleague is Dbii distributor I will ask him where to buy it. Are you going to use 5,9 - 6,5 GHz band ? 5-6 GHz too crowded ?

What antennas are you going to use ?

I want to use it on offset parabolic dishes. So as feeds i planning to use this one:
http://www.vector.kharkov.ua/new/produc ... 1=20&id=20

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So where we can buy it?

I want to use it on offset parabolic dishes. So as feeds i planning to use this one:
http://www.vector.kharkov.ua/new/produc ... 1=20&id=20

Can I ask where matching dishes for the above item are available?

I recommend these antennas, work well.

1) http://www.cyberbajt.com/en/shop_item/3 ... hv_wb.html

and

2) http://www.cyberbajt.com/en/shop_item/3 ... hv_wb.html

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So where we can buy it?

Ask here -> http://www.wirelesslan.com.pl/en/urzadz.php?gr=4&kat=16 , they are the main Dbii distributor for Europe.

Regarding the antennas, take a look here -> http://www.wireless-instruments.com/en/ ... /mimo.html

New models of antennas. I hope this helps.

Has anyone used these grid antenna's

http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php ... 93#p307193

Regarding the antennas, take a look here -> http://www.wireless-instruments.com/en/ ... /mimo.html

New models of antennas. I hope this helps.

Is there a high rejection for co-location interference with these antenna's

Regarding the antennas, take a look here -> http://www.wireless-instruments.com/en/ ... /mimo.html

New models of antennas. I hope this helps.

Is there a high rejection for co-location interference with these antenna's

Do you mean that antennas with interfere with antennas in the neighbourhood ?

Regarding the antennas, take a look here -> http://www.wireless-instruments.com/en/ ... /mimo.html

New models of antennas. I hope this helps.

Is there a high rejection for co-location interference with these antenna's

Do you mean that antennas with interfere with antennas in the neighbourhood ?

Co-location interference is radio traffic pickup from other AP's or PtP links on a mast

http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php ... +bandwidth

I see the problem, you can use some metal cases to reduce the influence, but it's hard to protect your network against some neighbour stations.

WirelessInstruments: Have you solved the problem with shielding in your WiBOXes ?

Yes, that's the matter which our customers told us many times. We have aluminium cuboids without an upper cover to mount inside WiBOX, so it shields the box from any side without any influence on the antenna characteristics.

For some customer (not from wifi business) we prepared special retuculated foam absorbers (absorbs in 1-20 GHz), but it was complicated and quite costly.

Hi Samjan,

I have two or more cards for You, please sen PM if interessted.
ks (at) poe-ups.com

WOW... that's a really big minipci :X

What is the best 6Ghz 5900-6500 MIMO 2x2 miniPCI module?

Look I want to ask something out of topic. I read A lot of post using freq. that almost nowhere is allowed by local government
Does anyone has or had any problem?

What is the best 6Ghz 5900-6500 MIMO 2x2 miniPCI module?

Look I want to ask something out of topic. I read A lot of post using freq. that almost nowhere is allowed by local government
Does anyone has or had any problem?

You can buy freq, than it's allowed

So i have this miniPCI modules, and they have 9220 Atheros chipsets. But Mikrotik don't understood it as 6Ghz, i see the standart freqs 4800-6100. Dear Mikrotik staff, are you planning to update the frequency list on RouterOS?

Have you tried Superchannel?

Note: If using mode "superchannel", any frequency supported by the card will be accepted, but on the RouterOS client, any non-standard frequency must be configured in the scan-list, otherwise it will not be scanning in non-standard range. In Winbox, scanlist frequencies are in bold, any other frequency means the clients will need scan-list configured.