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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75.1 km
Overcoming Extreme Humidity in Baja California: How NetPoint Replaced a Starlink Farm with a 75.1 km High-Performance Link
The real issue here was not RF noise or local interference, but rather the sheer isolation of the area and the struggle to deliver consistent, high-quality connectivity under hostile weather conditions.
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28.63 km - 17.7 miles · chiapas, Mexico
NP6-DP-3GT and Force 4600c 2.6 Gbps Ultra-High-Capacity PTP Link in Chiapas
A high-performance point-to-point (PTP) wireless backhaul link was successfully deployed in the region of Comitán, Chiapas, spanning a distance of 28.63 km (17.7 miles). The project was engineered to deliver massive network throughput by pairing NetPoint NP6-DP-3FT parabolic dish antennas (3-foot / 32–34 dBi gain) with Cambium Networks ePMP Force 4600C
NP6-DP-3FT · Force 4600c row
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112 km - 69.6 miles · Nayarit, Mexico
ultra-long-distance point-to-point NPX6-SHP-4FT and force 4600c by Cambium Networks
A ultra-long-distance point-to-point (PTP) link was successfully deployed connecting EMISOR-COSTA1 and RECEPTOR-COSTA1 in Mexico across a distance of 112.04 km (69.6 miles)
NPX6-SHP-4FT · Force 4600c Row
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