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LGO-LTE-W: Compact LTE/LoRa Antenna for IoT Installations
The LGO-LTE-W antenna is a compact solution designed for IoT installations where space is limited. It simultaneously supports LTE and LoRa® bands with a gain of 3 dBi. It is the recommended choice for users of the KNOT LR8G/LR9G or KNOT Embedded LTE kits who require a smaller footprint than other options.
NewsNew SFP modules and hot-swap power supplies for MikroTik
MikroTik has updated its range of optical modules and backup power supplies. The new additions include two new SFP modules for extended distances and two hot-swap power supplies specifically designed for high-end switches and routers. These components are intended for those managing long-distance fiber links or requiring power redundancy on critical devices.
NewsMikroTik GPOE-CON-mini: 48V to 24V PoE Converter
The GPOE-CON-mini is a power converter that transforms a standard 48V PoE signal into 24V Passive PoE power. It allows you to connect antennas and compatible MikroTik devices directly to existing PoE infrastructure, eliminating the need for additional injectors or adapters.
NewsSolidRACK 5 mini: 5U desktop rack for MikroTik routers
The SolidRACK 5 mini is a 10-inch, 5U desktop rack designed to house routers and switches in limited spaces. Its lightweight aluminum frame and tool-free mounting system make it suitable for home or office installations where visual cleanliness and ease of access are prioritized over the density of a floor-standing rack.
NewsNew MikroTik SFP Modules for Fiber Optic Connections
MikroTik has introduced four new SFP and SFP+ modules to expand fiber optic connectivity options. These devices support speeds from 1G to 10G and are designed for backbone, campus, and ISP infrastructure. Prices start at $22 for multimode modules and go up to $139 for single-mode SFP+ pairs.
NewsMikroTik 60 GHz: PTP and PTMP backhaul for local WISPs
MikroTik has documented a real-world use case where local WISPs used 60 GHz solutions to create high-capacity backhaul. The project, implemented with Cooltech, used CubeG-5ac60ay Pair and Wireless Wire Dish for point-to-point and point-to-multipoint links. The implementation met bandwidth demand without requiring the adoption of other brands.
NewsPractical community examples: Doom on RouterOS and CAPman setup
The MikroTik newsletter presents two real-world use cases from the community. The first involves running the Chocolate Doom game inside a RouterOS container. The second illustrates a complex wireless configuration for environments with thick walls, using wAP indoor and outdoor units in CAPman mode.