Review on 📡 MikroTik LHG 5: High-Gain Dual Polarization Grid Antenna, Enhanced 5 GHz Performance (US Version) by Mateusz Rzeczycki ᠌

Somewhat disappointed with unfulfilled hopes for gig cymbals. I wanted to combine several streams and transmit over one channel, but. Finally, they brought talels where 100 mega ports are all fine, the speed comes without loss. For two weeks now, no freezes or reboots, this can be called a quality product. Some pros: A wealth of settings. Small dimensions with such parameters. Ease of installation. Price. Cons below: A two-arm bridge was built on MikroTik LHG 5 with 100 meg. All ports work perfectly. For two years, it did not work once due to the adhering snow, the solar panel did not charge the battery; it was installed high in the mountains. The second bridge is the same on MikroTik LHG 5 with gig ports does not work normally, cuts speed and one of the plates freezes several times a day, which strangely reboots remotely. the speed between the plates is excellent, but the Internet cuts when 50 megs are supplied, it comes up to the mountain 48 and in the settlement 24 megs in total. All settings were checked several times and no errors were found. line of sight. the length of one shoulder is 2 km, the second shoulder is 4 km. Swapping plates didn't help. I sent logs to Mikrotik, but they also say there are no errors in the settings.