At your customer, but i fell off the chair.

Customer : 'I'm not getting the speeds you advertised'
Me : 'Let me take a look... hmmm -85/-90 .. that's not good' .. can you send me a picture of how you mounted the dish?
Customer : 'sends whatsapp with image'



Guess that's what happens when you let customers mount the stuff themselves :) .. don't worry : NOW he KNOWs how to mount it

You should have launched a satellite and placed it directly in front of the SXT's alignment.
Companies that don't go the extra mile for their customers deserve to go out of business.

There was a special topic for this kind of posts: http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=31711.
It used to be pinned, but not anymore.

You should have launched a satellite and placed it directly in front of the SXT's alignment.
Companies that don't go the extra mile for their customers deserve to go out of business.

In the geosync satellite case, the extra 26199 miles...

In the geosync satellite case, the extra 26199 miles...

I almost said geosync - but since the SXT is pointing directly at the zenith, unless the site's latitude is less than 1/2 of the SXT's beam width, the satellite won't be able to link up to it.
I suppose he could just have a helicopter hover above it with a relay radio. That sounds reasonable.

In the geosync satellite case, the extra 26199 miles...

I almost said geosync - but since the SXT is pointing directly at the zenith, unless the site's latitude is less than 1/2 of the SXT's beam width, the satellite won't be able to link up to it.
I suppose he could just have a helicopter hover above it with a relay radio. That sounds reasonable.

The fuel cost would be a killer though...

How about a drone, moored with electric lines? Yes! That's it! We need a POE drone, to deploy this kind of installation! We should open a requested feature: An RB, with POE, 6 propellers, auto stabilizing and 3 miniPCI slots!

It would be a killer, I say.

Now that's what I call IP mobility!

Haha at least they didn't mount it in their basement. 

Maybe the customer wanted to control a drone with WiFi, and his home router was not strong enough to cover several 100 meters.... And since drones go straight up, so it is reasonable..... hi...hi...