Licensed 3 GHz bands
In Tabasco, a licensed 3 GHz deployment was documented using NetPoint NP33 antennas, as an alternative when unlicensed spectrum no longer provides the needed margin.
- Band: 3 GHz (licensed)
- Antenna: NP33
- Location: Tabasco, Mexico

Success story
Wireless links in licensed 3 GHz spectrum are possible with NP33 antennas.
In Tabasco, a licensed 3 GHz deployment was documented using NetPoint NP33 antennas, as an alternative when unlicensed spectrum no longer provides the needed margin.
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