| June 2010 Newsletter |
| News from Freenet Antennas |
Did you know ...?
200 W EIRP in the 5.725~5825 band
Most WiFi deployments in Australia are covered by a Class License issued by the ACMA . This Class License is free for anyone and allows Effective Radiated Isotropic Power (EIRP) up to 4 Watts (depending on frequency).
But - for fixed, rural, Point-to-Point links, you can apply for a license from the ACMA for a transmitter with an EIRP of 200 W. Note this includes the directional antenna ends of a Point-to-Multipoint network.
More from the ACMA ...
New Products
We have continued to add to our range of products. New products this month are below.
Product
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ANT-PA12-5G
Technology:
Wireless-A (5 GHz)
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This 12 dBi panel antenna are for use in the 5 GHz band. They are single polarity and ideal for extending internet connections over distances up to 2km. At only 130mm diameter they are very compact and unobtrusive.
It is ideally suited for use with the Ubiquiti BulletM5.
More...
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Tripod Roof Mount
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This mount comes with a 1.2m pole, and is ideal for easy mounting on a metal roof. It suits both flat and sloping roofs.
More ...
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Rocket Cover
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This simple uPVC cover is designed to protect the short pigtails connecting a Ubiquiti Rocket to its antenna. It protects these pigtails from:
- Direct exposure to rain
- Direct exposure to sun
- Possible attack by birds
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Win a Spectrum Analyser!
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If you would like to win a WiFi Spectrum Analyser, enter our competition before it closes on 30-June-2010.
Enter Competition ...
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Ruggedised Dual Radio ???
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Last month we indroduced the Dual Radio Access Point Router based on the Ubiquiti RouterStatioPro and the StationBox. |
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We would like to know if there is any demand for the same electronicsmounted in a rugged metal enclosure like the one shown on the left.
If so - please email sales@freenet-antennas.com.au with your ideal product specifications.
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Tell us of Your Success
Do you have a WiFi success story you would like to share with other Freenet Antennas customers? If so email us the details and we might publish in our next newsletter.
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