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=== Allison-to-Sunol Ridge === |
=== Allison-to-Sunol Ridge === |
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| − | * Radio: airFiber 60 |
+ | * Radio: airFiber 60 Xtreme-Range |
| − | * Link Name: sunol-to- |
+ | * Link Name: sunol-to-allison2 |
* Frequency: 68.040 GHz |
* Frequency: 68.040 GHz |
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* Bandwidth: 1080 MHz |
* Bandwidth: 1080 MHz |
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Revision as of 18:32, 19 June 2024
Bay Area Communications Society
Site is located in Mission Peak Regional Preserve in the hills between Fremont and Milpitas (map)(photos)
There are various towers here, over two distinct locations.
Nodes
N9JIM-ALLISON-HAPAC2
- Radio: Mikrotik hAP ac2
- Antenna: n/a
- Location: 37.499, -121.871
- Altitude: -
- Bearing: n/a
N9JIM-Allison-90sec-210
- Radio: Ubiquiti Rocket 5AC Lite
- Antenna: 20 dBi, 90° sector (Ubiquiti AM-5G20-90)
- Location: 37.499669, -121.871727
- Altitude: -
- Bearing: 210°
Backbone
Allison-to-Sunol Ridge
- Radio: airFiber 60 Xtreme-Range
- Link Name: sunol-to-allison2
- Frequency: 68.040 GHz
- Bandwidth: 1080 MHz
- Mode: CPE
- Antenna: Built-in
- Location: 37.499788, -121.871705
- Altitude: 800m
- Bearing: 342°
Allison-to-Hurricane Electric
- Radio: Mimosa B11
- Link Name: kn6plv-hurricane-to-allison
- Frequency: 10.010 GHz & 10.030 GHz
- Bandwidth: 2x 20 MHz
- Mode: CPE
- Antenna: 34 dBi dish - Jirous JRMC-680-10/11
- Location: 37.499788, -121.871705
- Altitude: 800 meters
- Bearing: 233°
Site Details
Notes
There are various towers here, with different people responsible for each. Installs are worked out with Scott McQueen.
Future Plans
None
Completed Work
February 2024
- Installed Mimosa 10GHz dish + B11 radio pointing at Hurricane Electric
- Replaced CRS112 with RB5009UG+S+IN
January 2024
- Installed 60GHz dish to Sunol Ridge.
July 2023
- Added Mikrotik CRS112 and Mikrotik hAP ac2 inside shack
- Added Rocket 5ac lite + 90° sector on ham tower
Commercial Neighbors
Mount Allison is very crowded with many commercial neighbors. The spectrum use between 5 GHz and 6.2 GHz can be found here, but starts at 5.945 GHz and runs though to 6.197 GHz. The spectrum not in use is that allocated to amateur radio.
Contacts
Site Admin
- Lance Ginner - K6GSJ - lance@ginner.com (he put the first amateur radio satellite into orbit!) - silent key
- Ian Parker - W6TCP - w6tcpian@gmail.com - Also responsible for W6SRR.
- Ross Peterson - WB6ZBU - ross@petersontechservices.com
- Matthew Kaufman - - matthew@eeph.com
Mesh Admin
- Jim Moss - N9JIM - n9jim@pacbell.net
Tower Climber
- Brian Kline - WA6QDP -
Site Owner
- Scott McQueen