Link Overview
A link with 100% viability with NPX2 shielded antennas

Success story
Hybrid RF + fiber link with 100% viability over the sea.
A link with 100% viability with NPX2 shielded antennas
A project with a high density of users to cover
by a local ISP and create a hybrid link in combination of RF and Fiber optics with Netpoint ® and Mimosa Networks.
"We thought for a moment that this link would not be possible, but it impressed us"
As is well known, creating a link at sea level or on the coast is a complicated task for many since the main problem is making a good radio link design.
More than just backhaul, a way to close the digital divide in Honduras with NetPoint and Mimosa Networks
One of the points to highlight about this link is that in our model we have height to be able to make our link but something that we realized could affect was the passage of boats in the area since when going to a tourist destination we identified that due to rising tide our fresnel line could be affected but we have had stability.
Case study: NPX2 de la Ceiba a Roatán con Mimosa B5C Un link con viabilidad al 100% con antenas blindadas NPX2
Uno de los puntos a resaltar de este link es que en nuestra maqueta tenemos altura para poder realizar nuestro link pero algo que nos dimos cuenta que podría afectar era el paso de barco en la zona ya que al ir a un destino turistico identificamos que por subidas de marea nuestra línea de fresnel se podría ver afectada pero hemos tenido estabilidad.
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