I have been looking to implement this as well with our MT boxes. Does anyone
have any samples? I know how to redirect an ip in the MT boxes but how do
you redirect to a specific web page? Unless you setup a web server on the ip
with a generic page just for that server you would get the main web
I think folks have pretty much taken care of the base issue.
I beleive the recommendations for grounding are to use solid wire, not stranded. If you can, use #2 or larger. The goal with grounding, if it is for lightning protection, is to get the lowest impedance possible to ground. Spread
Portland cement has no gravel. I'll mix it 4 parts to one.
So.those 15 94 lb bags are like 60 94 lb bags. I had figured I
needed 1.28 yards for the hole I dug. But now that I have the specs I
will see how big the hole has to be. I will only put a CPE on this
tower. Nothing huge.
Brian
Ya, I finally understood the diagram. I have to calculate my "w", "x",
and "d" to figure the base. http://www.wb0w.com/shelby/BXCBS1.htm
Brian
Scott Reed wrote:
I think folks have pretty much taken care of the base
issue.
I beleive the recommendations for grounding are to use solid
test
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From:
Rick Harnish
To: 'WISPA General List' ; 'Principal WISPA Member
List' ; isp-wireless@isp-wireless.com
; 'Indiana WISP
Discussion'
Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2005 8:43
AM
Subject: [WISPA] REMINDER! Deadline
Nearing.
I know. On one hand I want it good enough for a CPE, but on the other
hand I don't want to hear on the news 20 years from now that it crashed
over and killed a guy when he wanted to put his VW Bug on top of it. I
want to build it to take whatever people want to put on it.
Scott Reed wrote:
I am doing this without MT.. but I do have Linux running a transparent
bridge between my
customers and my core router. Use iptables to redirect (DNAT) the src IP
address web requests to
my webserver (I redirect requests to port 80 to my webservers address on
port 88) and
then have the virtual host
I think you have to get something like 7 yards to avoid all the charges
and fees for the truck.
Yeah, but bad back for the month, costs more.
:-(
Tom DeReggiRapidDSL Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
- Original Message -
From:
Brian
Rohrbacher
To:
That really depends on your financial situation. Depending on how bad you
need he money and how much risk there will be to the investor will determine
the terms. Borrowing less money is rarely a benefit to the investor to get
you better terms, because the investment then becomes less lower
boy are we lucky out here in rural america. I
can get1 yard tacked on to someone elses load for the regular per yard
price. but its like that in a small town
rob
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From:
Tom
DeReggi
To: WISPA General List
Sent: Monday, August 22, 2005 10:52
AM
First ask yourself, how much control and equity am I willing to give up?
Frank Muto
President/Ceo
FSM Marketing Group, Inc
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From: Dan Metcalf [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Any wisp's ever take on an investor? I'm looking to expand and wondering
how I
should handle a
Title: Message
did I
miss something, or is SPAM/UCE (though blatent) now allowed on the
listserv?
-Charles
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Eric DaVersaSent: Thursday, August 18, 2005 5:08 PMTo:
'WISPA General List'Subject: RE:
FWIW...no invester (other than friends and family) worth their salt will be
willing to invest capital into the company for a minority position, as that
is basically a sure way to guarantee the loss of their money
That said, there is a fool born every day
-Charles
:) Since it did go through, how about Back Charging vendors for WISPA
memberships?
Eric Rogers
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Charles Wu
Sent: Mon 8/22/2005 3:35 PM
To: 'WISPA General List'
Subject: RE: [WISPA] GOOGLE MAP - Adding Your WISP + New
Title: Message
sure
a
passive minority equity position stake in a privately held company is worthless,
as legally, the person with the majority stake can make 100% of the decisions
(in terms of purchasing, spending, cash distribution, etc)
think
about it, if it was your money, would you
Title: Message
Well, I guess I found four "dumb" people that got me started. All my
start up funds came from 4 people. All four were subs from a previous
WISP I owned, (before my partner took everything over and left me out
in the cold) they all said, "I want you providing service, not the
Here's some news
Microserv Computer Technologies and Trango Broadband Wireless Set New
Point-to-Point Wireless Link Record at 137.2 Miles at the WiNOG Backhaul
Bash
http://www.trangobroadband.com/about/pr_new_record.htm
-Charles
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WISPNOG Park City, UT
Charles - this was during WiNOG ? I thought this was done about a month
or so ago ? ? ? The archives on another list have this same information.
Bullits list if I recall.
JohnnyO
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Charles Wu
Sent: Monday,
Title: Message
well...in determing their "dumbness" (assuming you're willing to divulge
this information) - what sort of investment / equity share / control do your
investors have?
I
mean...assuming it's you and the other 4, does everyone have an equal share?
(which is a different story
Not true. Minority stakeholders are actually protected from this
behavior in many states. I think the level is 15% in Colorado. If you
aren't careful raising money you could end up with your Popsicle in a
wringer. Check investment rules. If you take money which exceeds the a
certain percentage
Title: Message
Well, I guess we would call them loans as I have all control. Correct
me if I am wrong. They gave me money at a fixed rate. Loans or
investments?
Charles Wu wrote:
well...in determing their "dumbness" (assuming
you're willing to divulge this information) - what sort
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