Well next time definitely bring more food! Beef jerky and granola bars. In my testing the narrower channels just made things slower. I was testing in a pristine area where there was no other 5.8GHz going on. From what I hear if the environment had been polluted performance might have actually gone up with the narrower channels.
>From what I've read narrower channels doesn't effect packet size or transport. >But switching to WDS bridged does. Greg On Nov 22, 2009, at 6:15 PM, Israel Lopez-LISTS wrote: > Its not in the field, but it is sitting here in my bedroom looking cool :). > > I was thinking that using the 10/5MHz bandwidth required one to setup > something else. I'm not that familiar with the use of half/quarter rate > channels and how that affects the frame transport/packet size etc,. > > I wonder if it was environment based rather than > 'software/configuration' based. If I get some time this evening I might > setup the gear again for more focused testing (Testing in the field with > volunteers who are cold and hungry dont usually respond well to testing > plans). > > -Israel > > os10ru...@gmail.com wrote: >> Just for kicks I'd try WDS bridged. Do you have control from where you're at >> now? Is the equipment still set up? >> >> Greg >> >> On Nov 22, 2009, at 6:02 PM, Israel Lopez-LISTS wrote: >> >> >>> @Travis Johnson - Yes Upgraded to newest firmware for the two units >>> >>> @os10rules - Nope, Fixed was simple AP and Mobile was Station modes >>> >>> os10ru...@gmail.com wrote: >>> >>>> Running WDS bridged? >>>> >>>> Greg >>>> On Nov 22, 2009, at 5:37 PM, Israel Lopez-LISTS wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>> Hey All, >>>>> >>>>> I did some field tests (for overseas volunteer project) with some >>>>> Ubituiti gear; Nanostation2 & Bullet2HP. >>>>> >>>>> One thing that was surprising was the performance degradation when >>>>> switching from 20MHz to 10MHz/5MHz. Our tests were Raw Bandwidth >>>>> Tests(AirOS), Video (VLC UDP Stream), Voice (Trixbox G711 Voice Call), >>>>> and MTR (Latency, Jitter) >>>>> >>>>> I still have data to collect and prepare a report for the tech team, but >>>>> we did notice that when we switched to 10 or 5MHz bandwidth our voice >>>>> calls was greatly degraded. Only one way; from Fixed to Mobile I could >>>>> hear the Fixed station easily. Mobile to Fixed the voice was choppy. >>>>> We started to get packet loss & massive jitter on 10MHz, just going back >>>>> to 20MHz made the links stable. >>>>> >>>>> Fixed Station: On a mountain side - HPOL 9dBI Omni Directional with a >>>>> Bullet2HP @400mW >>>>> Mobile Station: 8km away near large body of water - Bullet2HP @400mW w/ >>>>> 24dBi Directional (HPOL Alignment) -70dbm RSSI >>>>> >>>>> Any ideas? 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