Siklu and Fluidmesh Video/Security wirless system upgrade

We recently upgraded a couple of Fluidmesh radios and security camera to a pair of Siklu mmWave point-to-point radios, Fluidmesh FM3200 point-to-multipoint radio and Dahua HD security cameras.

0:47 Please subscribe, comment, and like :)
1:28 We're stating with/what are we doing?
2:12 Let's get started
3:56 4" Rigid conduit makes a nice camera mount
4:02 Distraction Navy Super-Hornet Departs
4:15 Friday afternoon let down/failure
5:00 Monday Morning Blues - Siklu lets me down, RJ45's don't fit
6:15 Siklu radio install and antenna alignment
6:55 Conclusion

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[JBE]

Awesome video 👍 as I watched all the way through I realized I have no idea what you're doing or talking about! I'm an electrician in the UK and although I've installed CCTV before you lost me on a number of things there. Great video I definitely want a Milwaukee heatgun.

[bradw]

Thanks for sharing sir! I like the nice clean work you do. I've always subscribed to that same theory, not only does it need to work good, it needs to look good also. Nice and neat! Great scenary to work in also! Thanks again, always look forward to your videos!

[webluke]

Interesting video keep them coming. It does seem like overkill for the application but I guess the airport has money to burn. We use some 60Ghz links between buildings and pops off our fiber ring at the Wireless ISP I work for. The 24Ghz gear is not bad for backhaul too. When we work with some camera guys they use a lot of 5Ghz to jump around buildings. For your application, if you still wanted the high speeds you could get away with a Mikrotik Wireless Wire or a new Ubiquiti Building Bridge set as they call them and spend 1/8th the cost. But you seem like an old school guy and you can tell by the overbuilt cabinet that looks cool out with the other electrical equipment.