[LINK] NBN technologies [WAS] FTTN(ot working)

JanW jwhit at internode.on.net
Wed Mar 29 13:22:18 AEDT 2017


At 12:21 PM 29/03/2017, David Boxall wrote:
>I've seen a post from someone in the danger zone who'd managed to power their Sky Muster S-NTD with a genset, but couldn't get signal. How much of Sky Muster's failings are down to Ka band limitations and which to cost-cutting on the ground is anybody's guess. Would better dishes, LNBs, S-NTDs, ground stations and other infrastructure make a difference?
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>The other common NBN option in the regions is fixed wireless. They started off with the 2.3 GHz band. That doesn't play well with vegetation (or rain, apparently). 

I was going to mention weather impacts. Back in the day of Ka band, which replaced C (the bigger dishes we used to grab signal from early satellites), rain was an issue. Lots of noise. I didn't know if it continued with Ku or not.

Jan


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