Thanks Julian, that's what I need. Regards, Gustavo,

Hi Gustavo I believe this might be the data you are looking for; PTP600 http://www.motorola.com/web/Business/Products/Wireless%20Broadband%20Ne… PTP300 http://www.motorola.com/web/Business/Products/Wireless%20Networks/Wirel… Sean Thakoor WiBB Global Support Manager

I'm sorry I wasn't specific with my question.My mistake. What partner is looking for ia a document showing maximum data capacity expressed in packets per second.It seems that the bid has a line asking for PPS, not Mbps. Can we do something?

Hi Gustavo The PTP300/500/600 range of radios all have the capeability to run at maximumum throughput, even when using small packets - and therefore the pps processing is very high. This is one of the major advantages of this range of radios compared to a 802.11n based radio that will really struggle with small packet sizes. using 64byte packets our products will perform as follows PTP300 - 35k pps PTP500 - 146k pps PTP600 - 449k pps These figures are on this website - http://www.wisptech.com/index.php/Microwave_Backhaul_Comparison_Chart note how other manufacturese have not shown their pps!! I have also attached a document showing how well our products perform at small packet sizes, as demonstrated at the "Animal Farm" conference. Regards Julian

Hi Gustavo The Aggregate data througput for our radios is upto PTP 300          25Mbps PTP 500 Lite    52Mbps PTP 500 Full    105Mbps PTP 600 Lite    150Mbps PTP 600 Full    300Mbps Our website which has details of all these products is   www.motorola.com/ptp For each product you can click on the "Specification" tab and download a spec sheet which show these figures as "User Data Throughput" I've attached them for you Regards Julian Kemp Product Manager PTP Wireless Solutions