Mikrotik SXT CPE Install Video
Here’s a cute lil video put out by MTK on installing an SXT as a CPE. I’m really starting to like these marketing videos. Someone needs to hire me to make some of these for them 😉
Here’s a cute lil video put out by MTK on installing an SXT as a CPE. I’m really starting to like these marketing videos. Someone needs to hire me to make some of these for them 😉
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Does this represent a model change? None of the SXTs I have ever bought came with grounding wires, and none of the units I have in stock have grounding screw attachment points as shown.
Looks like they also abandoned those skinny European pipe straps that bind and flex for wider American-style versions.
@CD
Hopefully Normunds will chime in on this…I’m not sure. I know the models I used are as you described…perhaps there is a new design out there. I’m assuming we have to exhaust distributor stocks before we will see them, though.
Greg, I asked about this in the forums but look at the 35-37 second mark on the video. sxt g-2HnD 2ghz sxt. When will this be to market?
Jason
@Jason
The best source for availability dates will be your friendly distributor. These guys have a much better idea of what is coming down the pipe. 🙂
Post subject: Re: SXT installation guidePosted: Thu Nov 01, 2012 1:36 am
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He meant SXT G 2-HnD. The 2GHz SXT has been announced, and will become available within a month.
Need to read my replies more often.
🙂
I hope they incorporate the grounding wire point on the PCB on the 5Ghz models. After about 6+ months out on the field we get a lot of SXT succumb to static build-up and play up big time.
The grounding wire attachment point has always been present on all SXT devices. Only in the new models (including SXT 5GHz) it has a screw, but the previous ones also had it.
Greg, my image went int your spam queue. Get it out of there please 😉
@Normis
What are you talking about Willis? What image?
The 2GHz SXT will be welcome! Now, if there were only a 2GHz OmniTik, so I could make some of the local trailer parks happy.