‘Tornado’ to be launched at RadioComms Connect

Friday, 23 November, 2012

MiMOMax will be at RadioComms Connect, on stand 19, showing its latest IP linking solutions including the remote SCADA radio called Tornado, being launched at the show.

Paul Daigneault, CEO/MD, and Brendon Humphries, Australian territory sales engineer, will be there to talk about how Tornado enables next-generation performance while maintaining deployment and operational efficiencies including delivery of 640 Kbps of raw aggregate data rate at 256 QAM in 25 kHz channel bandwidth.

Daigneault will also be presenting ‘Brains Beat Brawn in Radio Linking’ at the show in Theatre 2 on 4 December at 3.30 pm.

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