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Net1 Infinity

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  • 20-09-2018 6:44pm
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    Ginger83
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    Any good?


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    Marlow
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    It's based on Radwin Jet Air technology. Quite a few FWA providers in Ireland have started using that technology for high end connections.

    It's also the only technology currently using beam forming in both directions. LTE only uses beam forming one way, so this is superior to fixed wireless LTE.

    Namely: Net1, Bbnet, Airwire and a few others are using it.

    The system is capable of speeds from 25 and all the way up to 200 Mbit/s to the end user.

    /M


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    Ginger83
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    Marlow wrote: »
    It's based on Radwin Jet Air technology. Quite a few FWA providers in Ireland have started using that technology for high end connections.

    It's also the only technology currently using beam forming in both directions. LTE only uses beam forming one way, so this is superior to fixed wireless LTE.

    Namely: Net1, Bbnet, Airwire and a few others are using it.

    The system is capable of speeds from 25 and all the way up to 200 Mbit/s to the end user.

    /M

    Thanks, they say up to 50mbps but i'm wondering about speeds at peak times.


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