Re: [WISPA] Need a ~60ft pole to mount a 2ft dish on

2016-09-07 Thread Fred Goldstein 

On 9/7/2016 7:21 PM, Scott Carullo wrote:

Whats the best option?


One economical approach might be to get a 75' or 80' wood utility pole. 
An 80' pole can be set 15' deep (a bit deeper in soft soil, I'd guess) 
and thus provide 65' of space (maybe 60' if set deep). If it can hold a 
pole pig transformer, it can hold a 2' dish and more. (I plan to do a 
lot of these soon.) Total cost should be in the $4k range. It's a poor 
man's freestanding tower.



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Re: [WISPA] Need a ~60ft pole to mount a 2ft dish on

2016-09-07 Thread Adair Winter 
A tower. :)

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[WISPA] Need a ~60ft pole to mount a 2ft dish on

2016-09-07 Thread Scott Carullo 
Whats the best option?
  
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   Scott Carullo
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Re: [WISPA] In-Wall AP UniFi

2016-09-07 Thread Eric Albert 
Matthew,

Working for a Wi-Fi manufacturer (other than Ubiquiti) I'd like to offer
some advice based on what we see in the hospitality market. Creating
sufficient density, capacity and coverage solely with the 2.4GHZ band is
really hard to do. You might be able to pull it off if the hotel is very
small, you use the lowest TX possible and put an AP in every guest room.
Otherwise, I'd work toward creating a dual-band network and make the most
of the 5GHz band. When we engineer hotel installations we often disable 2.4
on 'every-other' AP. This is not a hard and fast rule of course.
Architecture, construction and materials will play into that decision, but
in general, we turn down 2.4 to half-power and disable many of those radios
on our dual-band APs. Most of our hotel installations are governed by the
brand (or flag, we like to say) and as such, we are seeing a big push to
in-room APs that support 802.11ac wave 2.

If the UniFi In-Wall AP meets your needs, great. They do make a really fine
product, but engineer carefully. Best of luck!

Eric

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> Any experience with the
> Ubiquiti Networks UAP-IW-US
> UniFi AP In-Wall 2.4GHz US
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> Looking at a deployment of these in a Hotel.
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[WISPA] In-Wall AP UniFi

2016-09-07 Thread Matthew Carpenter 
Any experience with the
Ubiquiti Networks UAP-IW-US
UniFi AP In-Wall 2.4GHz US

Looking at a deployment of these in a Hotel.

Thanks!

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