Point-to-point wireless for sites without fiber

When trenching fiber is too slow or too expensive, a point-to-point wireless link can carry a building-to-building network in an afternoon. The trade is that radio needs a clear line of sight.

Line of sight comes first

Before you price hardware, confirm the two endpoints can see each other with room to spare. Trees leaf out, cranes move, and the Fresnel zone needs clearance the eye does not. Get that wrong and no amount of throughput spec saves the link.

Then size the radio to the real traffic, and weatherproof the mount for the roof it lives on. A link built for the wind and rain of the site outlasts one built for the datasheet.

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