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FIXED WIRELESS
Wireless networking has been around for over 20 years. We first remember seeing "drums" mounted on roof tops and radio towers. These microwave antennas focus low amounts of energy at high frequencies. They used to only serve telephone and communications companies. Today wireless networks serve small businesses, schools, recreational facilities and even family-owned farms. They serve as wireless links between 2 or more locations to eliminate the high-cost of wide area networks (WAN). Also known as WWAN (Wireless WAN), this technology has matured beyond 1Gbps and you may even find them in places you would never expect.

With varying ranges from less than 1 mile up to 50 miles, WWAN offers amazing cost-savings connectivity. Mobile phones and tablets are considered Mobile because you move around as you use them where with an office or remote location, the position is "Fixed" as the name implies.. .



WWAN & LTE
WWAN works on a similar principle to Wi-Fi. The technology is designed to connect to either a single remote point or multiple remote points. The antennas are designed without diversity in order to focus their energy in a specific direction. After the initial transmission the underlaying methodology is what makes a difference. WWAN is typically Line of Sight (LoS), which means that if you can see it, you can connect to it. At shorter ranges, WWAN could be near-LoS (nLoS) meaning a few trees and possibly even small hills can be overcome. WWAN provides amazingly low latency and extremely reliable connectivity. With licensed and unlicend options available, Wireless WAN offers a whole new level of networking capabilities to anyone who needs options.

Long Term Evolution is a standard of wireless networking that goes beyond the LoS and nLoS by providing connectivity around structures and even indoors. LTE has higher latency than WWAN however the flexibility for connecting to your network brings a level of attractiveness, such as mobile devices, phones, tablets and IoT control systems. LTE offers licensed and unlicensed (CBRS) options.

LAST MILE SOLUTIONS
The last mile of any wide area network can be challenging. Chosing the right technology for your location is not only a matter of speed, but reliability and cost. Depending on how you wish to develop your last-mile solution (LMS), you have options available to explore.

Megaphat Networks actively explores the growing number of LMS technology options to help leverage your network. From LoS, nLoS to LTE, we bring your endpoint closer to your network.
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REMOTE LTE
Just when you think there is no way to get your remote site connected, think again. When there is no Last Mile Solution available, we'll help you bring a carrier-based connection wirelessly to your location. Even if you have no mobile phone service in the area, there may be a good chance that our Remote LTE will bring the connectivity you need.

Designing the right Remote LTE system means understanding the challenges of your area and communicating with the carriers to provide you service.

POINT TO POINT
Bridging a network between locations can be daunting. Service providers charge monthly fees for wired bridges and those prices vary based on location and speed. Common scenarios would be farm to farm, barn house to farm, building to building or just a wireless ethernet extension.

Megaphat Networks can help you understand your connection options. When locations are more challenging than first thought, we'll show you how to bring them closer together.

WIRELESS ISP
The growing trend in Internet Access startup companies is wireless. Compared to traditional ISP's the startup cost is lower, the service areas are vast and the customers appreciate reliable Internet access. When designing your WISP, it's more than just connecting an antenna. Our engineers can help plan your new projects and confirm the coverage you need.
 

POINT TO MULTI-POINT
Connecting multiple locations from a single point of access, or Point to Multi-Point (PtMP) can be just as difficult as designing a Wireless ISP. Knowing the area and understanding the technology are just the start of the engineering process. Megaphat Networks understands these challenges and is constantly designing solutions that meet the demand of varaious environments and situations. Whether a wireless bridge topology or wide-area network, we'll always have you covered.

WIRELESS BACKHAUL
Bringing wireless connectivity from one location to another is not always as simple as a Point to Point. When spanning large distances or even small distances with multiple environmental challenges, your wireless network may require intermediary links to bridge the gap. These intermediaries are called Backhauls.

There is no such thing as an ideal location for a Backhaul because each requirement is different. We look at each case scenario and help you deccide if on a cabin, a building, a radio tower or the side of a montain is the best suited location for your Backhaul.
 
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