[Ham-80211] Ubiquiti NanoStation

[Brian Webster]

Being to lazy to look it up myself, how much spectrum is in the ham bands
for 5GHz that is not in the UNII or other unlicensed bands? How many 5 MHz
channels will the Nano stations achieve in that same spectrum? I'd like to
build a ham data network in our county but don't really want to affect the
commercial WISP's if I don't have to.



Thank You,
Brian N2KGC


-----Original Message-----
From: ham-80211-bounces at lists.tapr.org
[mailto:ham-80211-bounces at lists.tapr.org]On Behalf Of Steve
Sent: Saturday, July 12, 2008 2:39 PM
To: ham-80211
Subject: [Ham-80211] Ubiquiti NanoStation


Date:         Wed, 2 Jul 2008 14:17:53 -0700
Sender:       "Amateur Radio Using 802.11(x)"
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>From:         dlj <wa6nmf at JOSEPHSON.COM>
Subject:      New Ubiquiti access point/bridge/CPE

It can't get much cheaper than this. Ubiquiti has started shipping its
"NanoStation" radios in 2.4 and
5 GHz. With the appropriate country code selected, the 5 GHz unit will
cover the entire amateur
allocation 5660-5925 MHz, not just the ISM/UNII frequencies. 5, 10 and
20 MHz wide channels,
Atheros chipset, 400 mW radio, 802.11a protocols, in a molded
weatherproof case with 13 dBi
antenna, dual polarization, plus external SMA antenna connector,
entirely open source firmware
available in an all-in-one SDK for free which you can alter and compile
yourself. With power-over-
ethernet injector and 12 volt wall wart, $79 for 2.4 GHz or $89 for 5 GHz.

73 de WA6NMF

http://www.ubnt.com/

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