I've been researching and gathering the needed quotes for the IP radios to light up the site. Using the HamWAN standard BoM I've built up what's required for us to get 3, 120 degree sectors online and get 3 end station radios for testing (the radios are the same). We can't get everything from one place, so I've complied this into a single comparison. QTY Part number Des Flytech Extended Streakwave Extended 3 5G-19-120 Ubiquiti 120 degree H/V sector 120.45 361.35 0 0 3 WG-AM2/AM5G19 WaveGuard sector cover 91 273 39 117 6 RB912UAG-5HPnD-OUT MikroTik RouterBOARD 5.9 GHz 75.47 452.82 74 444 3 SBX-S-CC-2SMA RF Elements Case 28.71 86.13 25.65 76.95 6 TP-ESP-1000-POE Network / Lighting Surge Protector 1Gb 24.33 145.98 22.57 135.42 3 RD-5G30-LW Ubiquiti Networks 5GHz 30dBi dual pol 2' dish Light Weight 0 0 105 315 1 Ground Shipping to 33706 60 60 248 248 Total 1379.28 1336.37 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 RD-5G30-LW https://www.amazon.com/5GHZ-ROCKET-DISH-30DBI-RD-5G30-LW/dp/B00TP5W9S2/ref=s... 120 360 Total Flytech 1739.28 Total Streakwave 1747.72 What I propose is to get this from Flytec and order the antennas from amazon with free shipping (they are larger). We have an account with Flytec and are setup for tax free as they are in Miami. I believe we have all the other parts, the outdoor cat5 cable is up on the roof, just needs termination and grounding. The IP is in place and other than connecting the radios to the switch, there is nothing to install in the rack. We should do this as a business buy. I'll donate the money to FSG, and FSG pays the vendor. Thoughts? -- Bryan Fields, W9CR Florida Simulcast Group, Inc.