beamforming antenna selection and signal display was also no to responsive for us.
i've heard, we have to make some traffic thru link (few hundred megs via btest for example) for much faster response...

Beamforming works great, accurate alignment not really needed at all.

Not a single drop even I heavy rain. , we based in Ireland so rain is here twice a week sometimes non stop for couple of weeks and don’t have any problems with it . Best 200€ I ever spend

So what's the chance of some decent documentation on this Mikrotik? We're all wasting a lot of time searching the wiki, forums and google
Any know exactly do to disable beamforming?

NTB

Thanks so much Dan.
Where did you find the info about the sectors?

We have problems with link droping on rain...tested even on beta28, used even align command, but no luck...not stabile at all...signals great (-52/-55 on 1150m link distance).

frequency?

We have problems with link droping on rain...tested even on beta28, used even align command, but no luck...not stabile at all...signals great (-52/-55 on 1150m link distance).

How much rain? For my experience 40mm/h of rain is enough to kill a 1000m link

Not a single drop even I heavy rain. , we based in Ireland so rain is here twice a week sometimes non stop for couple of weeks and don’t have any problems with it . Best 200€ I ever spend

Hi , I have two 800 m links and both was setup without beam forming disabled . They working perfect even in heavy rain or fog for that distance . We based in Ireland and last two weeks was mental rain and fog and didnt have one disconnection yet . True is from 700mb it dropped down to 500mb but still solid as rock with low latencies. Kento set them up properly with beam forming enabled is patience . Once they connect together move each side millimetre by millimetre . Ideally is if you run bandwidth test at the same time and keep eye on signal and speed at the same time . I always was setting up A first then go back to B tune it and then back to A tune it and back to B to fine tune . Since that setup it works fine . I remember first link I put up they didn’t want to connect at all obiviously I was used to setup only 5ghz links lol . So patience is all you need . By my opinion don’t disable beam forming . Sometimes as less I change in settings is better .

Hi , I have two 800 m links and both was setup without beam forming disabled . They working perfect even in heavy rain or fog for that distance . We based in Ireland and last two weeks was mental rain and fog and didnt have one disconnection yet . True is from 700mb it dropped down to 500mb but still solid as rock with low latencies. Kento set them up properly with beam forming enabled is patience . Once they connect together move each side millimetre by millimetre . Ideally is if you run bandwidth test at the same time and keep eye on signal and speed at the same time . I always was setting up A first then go back to B tune it and then back to A tune it and back to B to fine tune . Since that setup it works fine . I remember first link I put up they didn’t want to connect at all obiviously I was used to setup only 5ghz links lol . So patience is all you need . By my opinion don’t disable beam forming . Sometimes as less I change in settings is better .

I didnt do full speed test on them just speed test at home on iPhone