Rocket

Sorry for hijacking the post erm, a 108Mbps radio will not give you 90Mbps of video, that is rubbish. maybe 40Mbps at a push with a very good link. i think this is about right on the old 54/108 technology thats got to be 8 or 9 years old now. I wouldn't want a car that old.... the 11n is 150mbps on a single antenna and 300 on a dual antenna, latest technology, we get 95mbps test on either. we are quoting in an 11n max at 25km so i will let you know how that gets on. the silvernet guys are very confident and said they have an 11n link in at 33km. as for sales gimmicks, all you wireless companies are the same you all want USP's. But i think that the silvernet stuff just works, also putting an indoor 11n router into an outdoor box isn't very good either, ahem net***r etc... probably what you have used for your short high bandwidth hops. you should have a look at the silvernet 11n stuff it is brilliant if you havent already. Designed for outdoor use. http://silvernet.com/equipment/11n-outdoor-wireless-range.php Their 11n max says it does up to 60KM this is a micro link up to 2km Ron

I would suggest the Genie V100, encoder or decoder, H264, audio, relays, alarms, 12vdc in or POE. Very good. As for the Wireless you will never go wrong with a silvernet 300Mbps radio link. We have multiple sites using this combo and never had an issue at all. Take a look: http://www.silvernet.com/equipment/11n-outdoor-wireless-range.php Ron

I would never use the Wavesite equipment again, we moved onto the SilverNet 300Mbps stuff after trying a load of other rubbish stuff as well. Their 11n is designed for CCTV and is so much better. We even get support now. We get 95Mbps throughput on a point to point link at 1KM, this dosent matter if it is Compressed video or not. They also have a really good monitoring software silverview that has a built in data tester which is really handy. They also have Gigabit ethernet version which is 240Mbps throughput. We havent need to use this but going buy what we have had then i believe them. As for 300Mbps radios being a gimmic, you couldent be further from the truth. Why use obsolite 54Mbps stuff when you can use 300Mbps with MIMO? I cant recommend Silvernet enough. Ron