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What type of antennas are these?
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digitalanalog
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Those are the invisible ones .
CarolinasFeedNet
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Judging from from the amount of electronics visible I would say wireless internet
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I don't see much infrastructure there so I would agree its probably wireless internet and the small dish is pointed to a distant access point.
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Wireless internet?
Unless you are being satirical, who would this wireless internet be for.?
I would guess a remote link for some system. Microwave antenna, high gain yagis, large solar panel, etc.
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Unless you are being satirical, who would this wireless internet be for.?
I would guess a remote link for some system. Microwave antenna, high gain yagis, large solar panel, etc.
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Appears to be 3 120° sectors (Point to Multi-point) with mechanical downtilt and a backhaul (Point to Point). Typical WISP-pop.
Only about 60% of Americans have access to wired ISP services. Wireless ISPs (WISP) often try and serve the rest. Typically distribution is fully wireless. Companies like Mikrotik, Ubiquiti and Mimosa have really taken the WISP industry by storm over the last decade and made large scale wireless networks practical to build out.
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Only about 60% of Americans have access to wired ISP services. Wireless ISPs (WISP) often try and serve the rest. Typically distribution is fully wireless. Companies like Mikrotik, Ubiquiti and Mimosa have really taken the WISP industry by storm over the last decade and made large scale wireless networks practical to build out.
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