How do you handle rain scatter? I'm not an RF engineer but my understanding is that rain scatters GHz range signals quite effectively. It doesn't absorb them, but it would unfocus the beam.
How is this being handled?
How is this being handled?
See: http://gsp.humboldt.edu/OLM/Courses/GSP_216_Online/lesson2-1...
And, do you know for certain that it won't interfere with your laser safety system?
Presumably there would be forward scatter and back scatter to deal with I don't see how you could avoid that.
Furthermore, comments about beamforming and that it uses a phased array isn't surprising with regards to the application but you will still have sidelobes, even with a very tight beamwidth / high gain.
And then you have path loss etc, I have no idea how this would actually work - it sounds unfeasible on many fronts.