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January 7, 2008
RF Datacom is hired by US carrier to perform line-of-sight surveys for a proposed fixed-wireless backhaul network. RF Datacom will perform over 250 individual surveys. Mark Reynolds, RF Datacom COO, stated, “We’re very pleased to be awarded this project. A number of other companies bid on this project. It validates RF Datacom’s proprietary line-of-sight technology is the most accurate in the industry, and our pricing is about half of the best known competitor”.

December 10, 2007
RF Datacom is hired by a West Coast fiber-based carrier’s carrier to develop a hybrid fiber-wireless strategy including deployment of a limited scale trial network.

November 1, 2007
A US based manufacturer of remote site-management and monitoring solutions engages RF Datacom to development channel partners within North America. RF Datacom’s president, Gen Donepp, commented, “The proven capabilities enable infrastructure providers to operate their networks far more reliability. This technology is a perfect addition to the Best of Breed products and services offered by RF Datacom”.

October 1, 2007
A Pacific Rim designer and manufacturer of innovative long distance point-to-point radio solutions engages RF Datacom to perform sales services targeted at utilities, carriers, military and government. RF Datacom will utilize its vast network of end users to accelerate revenue.

September 27, 2007
A Canadian manufacturer of high performance wireless devices hires RF Datacom to build new sales channels.

July 10, 2007
A European manufacturer and distributor of telecommunications and data equipment engages RF Datacom to build channel sales partners and accelerate sales within North America.

May 24, 2007
RF Datacom and a national “carrier’s carrier” signed an agreement to design and deploy a limited scale hybrid fiber-wireless network in the western United States.

April 30, 2007
International wireless broadband equipment manufacturer added to RF Datacom’s “Best of Breed Program”.  RF Datacom will provide market development services targeting carriers, enterprise, and government users. Gen Donepp, President, stated the company’s market development and sales acceleration programs allows RF Datacom’s to target specific customers that are currently in expansion mode.

April 16 , 2007
Regional Fiber Optic carrier hires RF Datacom to develop hybrid fiber-wireless strategy to expand mobile backhaul operations.

February 19, 2007
Major antenna manufacturer engages RF Datacom's consulting services for carrier and government market development. Mark Reynolds, RFD's COO, stated "the antenna manufacturer receives the benefit of capturing top tier customers by utilizing RFD's carrier and government relationships. The customers receive valuable information outlining the manufacturer's capabilities and strong value proposition".

December 6, 2006
RF Datacom is awarded contract to supply MBS-64Q radios for a newly constructed fiber-wireless hybrid network located in South America.

November 14, 2006
RF Datacom signs consulting contract with national wireless service integration firm. Mark Reynolds, RFD's COO, said "this contract will accelerate the rate our client acquires new customers with the benefit of leveraging RFD's existing relationships, reducing sales and marketing expenses, and targeting specific customers in a far more efficient manner".

June 28, 2006
Wireless ISP in Europe successfully deploys a 51 mile (82 km) path using the MBS-64Q. Gen Donepp, RFD's President said "this is the longest MBS-64Q link RF datacom is aware of". Parabolic antennas were used as part of the project.

February 14, 2006
RF Datacom announces the successful completion of county-wide deployment in Indiana. The project utilized both MBS-64Q unlicensed radios in a multi-point configuration and PS-4900 radios deployed a point-to-point configuration. This is the first know mixed deployment in the United States.

January 25, 2006
RF Datacom secures engineering contract from European OEM manufacturer to develop Ethernet module assemblies.

December 11, 2005
As part of an ongoing contract, RF Datacom ships a significant number of CL-1 units to the Canadian Department of National Defense.

October 17, 2005
RF Datacom ships CL-1 units, via a top-tier DoD contractor, to Iraq and Afghanistan. The CL-1’s, as part of an integrated solution, will transport IP traffic to support audio, MPG day / night video, remote sensor and data traffic. These network deployments are part of an ongoing security effort to protect US forces in “hot” theatres of operation.

October 3, 2005
DT Net, a world class wireless solutions provider successfully installed a multi-node public safety network for a large county in Florida.  The network’s backbone utilizes RF Datacom’s MBS-P4.9 radios configured for the public safety band (4.9 GHz). Gen Donepp, RFD’s President, commented “The public safety sector is a key element of our MBS-64Q / MBS-P4.9 success.  This platform offers both point-to-point and multipoint in a secure frequency band.  We expect our sales to continue to increase at an accelerated rate”.

August 16, 2005
RF Datacom’s MBS-64Q has been approved for sale to the US Military. Derek Boyle, RF Datacom’s General Manager, stated, “RFD is pleased to add the MBS-64Q and MBS-P4.9 platforms to our existing product line. It provides bandwidth flexibility plus licensed 4.9 GHz and unlicensed 5.3 / 5.8 GHz selectivity”.

July 29, 2005
RF Datacom ammounces the release of it's MBS-4.9 Public Safety, a Multi Band System that offers industry leading price and performance.

May 11, 2005
RF Datacom successfully completes interoperability testing with CL-1 modules at Ft. Hood with US Army and prime contractor.

May 2, 2005
RF Datacom receives Phase II purchase order for CL-1 modules from prime government contractor for US Navy project.

April 19, 2005
RF Datacom launches the MBS-Q64 multi-band radio platform.

April 4, 2005
MBS-Q64 Multi Band System offers industry leading price and performance along with combining support for 5.3 & 5.8 GHz License-free with 4.9 GHz Public Safety frequencies in the same units.

March 14, 2005
RF Datacom receives significant order for additional CL-1's for Canadian Military.

January 4, 2005

RF Datacom receives purchase order for CL-1 modules from L-3 Communications for US Navy project.