Tx-power problems on 4.5 and nstreme dual
Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2010 11:57 am
Good Morning.
I have a 500 mt link, where previously i tested the 802.11n with dual pol antenna.
802.11n didn't satisfy my needs so i replaced it with dual nstreme. The hardware is: RB433AH + 2x UB5 on both sides. Leaving the tx-power at default i have a -30 signal and awesome link. I'm aware that -30 might burn my cards, so i tried to lower the tx-power. I found that it's not working. If i set card-rates and 17dbi (same as default) the signals go to -91. even if i set it to 1, the signals don't vary and stay at -91... ROS 4.5
I have a 500 mt link, where previously i tested the 802.11n with dual pol antenna.
802.11n didn't satisfy my needs so i replaced it with dual nstreme. The hardware is: RB433AH + 2x UB5 on both sides. Leaving the tx-power at default i have a -30 signal and awesome link. I'm aware that -30 might burn my cards, so i tried to lower the tx-power. I found that it's not working. If i set card-rates and 17dbi (same as default) the signals go to -91. even if i set it to 1, the signals don't vary and stay at -91... ROS 4.5
