Mimosa's C5x and C6x point-to-multipoint (PTMP) radios pair effortlessly with our N5-X twist-on antennas, providing outstanding versatility for network planning. This powerful combination facilitates rapid installation and customization, accommodating a wide range of requirements. By easily attaching the N5-X antennas to the C5x and C6x radios, users achieve reliable, high-performance connections that enhance data transmission and network efficiency.
Antennas
Flexible Antenna Options
The Mimosa's X-Series of products are the industry’s most versatile, modular, radio solutions with five gain options (12, 16, 20, 25, or 30 dBi). The ultra-rugged solution provides extended frequency operation from 4.9–6.4 GHz, with best-in-class noise immunity.
Download Specs
Key Specs
Short-to-Long Range
Link Distances
12-30
dBi
Gain
4.9 - 6.425
GHz
Frequency
Short-to-Long Range
Link Distances
12-30
dBi
Gain
4.9 - 6.425
GHz
Frequency
Point-to-Point
Exceptional Versatility
Mimosa's B5x and B6x point-to-point backhaul radios work seamlessly with our N5-X twist-on antennas, offering unmatched flexibility in network planning. This combination allows for easy installation and customization, adapting to various requirements. The N5-X antennas attach quickly to the B5x and B6x radios, ensuring reliable, high-performance connections for optimal data transmission and network efficiency.
Link Planning
Going the Distance
The Mimosa Design Tool streamlines planning and validating PTP and PTMP deployments with a few clicks on a map. This intuitive tool simplifies connectivity evaluation by using visual aids like terrain elevation to estimate performance and reliability, automatically accounting for factors such as weather and tree clutter.
Antenna FAQ
Yes. You can use the base B6x 8 dBi radio without an antenna for short distance links. Please remove the locking screw from the twist-on screws to serve as a drain hole.
This depends on the antenna size and regulatory power settings. The B6x and all the X-series (N5-X) antenna options are available in Mimosa’s Network Design Tool (NDT). It’s free and very easy to model a PTP link, give it a try at: https://design.mimosa.co/designtool/ndt.
Currently the B6x works with the N5x 12, 16, 20 and 25 dBi antennas.