Hi,
Thinking the BAWUG group would have a great deal of experience in
deploying all kinds of links with 802.11 products, I've searched the
BAWUG archives looking for clues as to what kinds of latencies you have
encountered.
The archives indicate that link layer retransmissions caused by faulty
equipment or a low S/N ratio could cause the latency on a particular
link to increase from a few milliseconds up to hundreds of milliseconds
and perhaps beyond a full second. There's also mention that links in a
heavily utilized mesh would also suffer from high latency.
I'm looking for confirmation of these conclusions from those that have
first-hand experience with long-haul 802.11 links. I have been unable to
locate a list of the links in the bay area along with the latency
between nodes. If you could post your observations/data to the list it
would be quite useful. Are those running links over huge distances or
noisy environments seeing latencies in the hundreds of milliseconds or
more?
Thanks,
Paul Cox
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