with regards to iperf, yes it's the standalone terminal executable on a server / client setup which tests both TCP and UDP according to set flags. My concerns lay with the difference between the two...

no, different operating frequencies as you quite rightly noted by bolding the respective specs...You can only connect these two via cat 5e+ wire to serve the different freqs...I believe the WBS510...

@R1D2 I'm using a synthesis of speed tests, both iperf based off a server that operates at AP's location and an average of speedtest.net results from servers in the local area where there's no...

@R1D2 On a newly established link serving a 100mbps DSL line over 1.5km with two CPE510s I get ~30dB of SNR over a channel width of 20Mhz with MCS maxing at 144mbps, PharOS speedtest gives me ~70mbps...

Can I make an educated assumption that the speedtest server/client accessible over the CPE PharOS web-interface is testing the UDP data flow and not the TCP stack which includes ACKs etc? There's a...

@R1D2 Sure there is, it's called EETT (National Telecoms & post/carriage Commitee), but they don't provide any info on the licensed 5Ghz band on-line (that i could find), merely stating that (the...