well....Aiming at thousand foot tower from close range customers we are
definitely sometimes more than 3 degrees up. Put me in jail I guess.
On 2/25/2021 1:02 PM, Matt Hopkins wrote:
If I recall correctly it is illegal to aim a 5GHz radio > 3° above the
horizon.
On Thu, Feb 25, 2021 at 9:43 AM Matt Hoppes
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So here me out. I've been to low earth orbit (90,000 feet) with
equipment I can get in my basement/hardware store. I've beamed
signals
back from 90,000 feet to a radio in my truck.
I'm familiar with how AmSats work (although have not sent one up
myself).
What is preventing a WISP from putting together a solar powered
GeoSync
satellite that has a few Cambium Spots on it to fully cover your
coverage area?
Yes, you'd have capacity issues if you didn't plan it correctly,
but is
there technically any reason I can't run a 5GHz link to a satellite?
Do you have to pay a "rental" fee to occupy a space in space to park
your bird?
Yes, I realize there would be latency, but if you keep the throughput
there (something Hughes Doesn't Do), the experience wouldn't be
half bad
for most things..
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