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need a proper wireless link between two sites

we have been struggling with expensive and unreliable fibre between our main office and a second site about 3km away. the connection drops often during peak hours and the monthly costs keep going up. we need something more stable for data, voice and some video without the ongoing telco headaches.

has anyone used wireless microwave links for similar distances? how reliable have they been long term compared to fibre?

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