Summary
NPTR backhaul for historic sites: connectivity in tourist destinations matters for many reasons. Visitors expect internet access to share their experiences — and where there is no fiber, NetPoint NPTR can reach the last mile.
Success story
NPTR backhaul for historic sites
One of the main goals of backhaul is bringing internet to high-interest sites — especially tourist destinations — with NetPoint NPTR.
- Location
- Mexico
- Antennas
- NPTR
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6.7 km - 4.2 miles · Colorado
NetPoint MLO NP6W-DP-2FT in Colorado
A Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP) in a remote area of Colorado successfully broke the Gigabit barrier on a 4.2-mile (6.7 km) link, reaching 915 Mbps downlink and 935 Mbps uplink. By deploying NetPoint MLO NP6W-DP-2FT antennas combined with Cambium Force 4600C radios
NP6W-DP-2FT · Force 4600c
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112 km · Mexico · Jan 2023
Long distance link NetPoint NPX5-SHP-4FT Mimosa B5C
A very narrow beamwidth can make the difference on the most critical links.
NPX5-SHP-4FT · Mimosa B5C
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112 km · Nayarit, Mexico · Apr 2023
112 km · Nayarit, Mexico
Excellent signal level and high stability without taking full advantage of its capacity.
NPTR3 (NPTR5-DPS-4FT) 37 dBi · Mimosa B5C
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