WISP Traveler

Where we travel the world visiting WISPs to discover interesting stories about their business.

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  1. WISP Traveler: ZibraWireless - Bornholm, Denmark

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  2. WISP Traveler: aeromax - Costa Blanca, Spain

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  3. WISP Traveler: kaYse internet - Louisiana, USA

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  4. WISP Traveler: Cosmos Wireless (Cyprus)

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  5. WISP Traveler: NextLink - Texas, USA

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  6. WISP Traveler: Raab Computer - Bystrice pod Hostynem, Ceska republika

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  7. WISP Traveler: bluespan wireless - Arizona, USA

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  8. WISP Traveler: Cirra Networks - Texas, USA

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  9. WISP Traveler: OMEGA tech - Lanskroun, Ceska republika

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  10. WISP Traveler: Jumbo Technologies - South Africa

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  11. WISP Traveler: kaYse internet - Louisiana, USA

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  12. WISP Traveler: Cosmos Wireless - Cyprus

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  13. WISP Traveler: bluespan wireless - Arizona, USA

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  14. WISP Traveler: Cirra Networks - Texas, USA

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  15. WISP Traveler: ZibraWireless - Bornholm, Denmark

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  16. WISP Traveler - Cosmos Wireless, Cyprus

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    • Richard A.
      Antenna IP Rating

      By Richard A. · Posted

      We're looking at the carrier class symmetric horns for use in an offshore use case as they provide ideal radiation patterns for our application, but concerns have been raised over the suitability of the IP rating for this environment. I notice that the carrier class show IP55 as do the Twistport antennas. Could you provide some details on how the rating was achieved and measured, and whether there is the potential to 'up-rate' the antennas with minimal impact on performance? Many thanks, Richard A.
    • Tom
      UBNT LTU Rocket compatibility

      By Tom · Posted

      Hi, it is compatible with all the RF elements HORN antennas combined with TPA-PAF TwistPort adaptor. It is also compatible with RF elements patch array sectors with the default bracket delivered in the LTU Rocket package.  The older version of the TPA-PAF adaptor might need a small modification - plastic insert needs a few chips removed as shown HERE.
    • Tom
      twistport adapter pigtail polarization

      By Tom · Posted

      The highlighted cable (in the attached picture) is the horizontal one, given that you mount it in the default position - with the panel (also circled in red on the bottom of the pic) facing down. The isolation between the ports is good enough to leave the vertical polarization cable disconnected (no need to connect it to a matched load or anything else).
    • Wireless
      UBNT LTU Rocket compatibility

      By Wireless · Posted

      Hello,  Is the UBNT Rocket LTU PTMP radio compatible with the RF Elements sector antennas?  Thanks!
    • rzirzi
      twistport adapter pigtail polarization

      By rzirzi · Posted

      Link is broken, but I'm looking for that info. At new installation guide - there is no info about pigtails polarizations:( I want to use only one-H-pol. Where to find info?