Title: FS: Remote Reboot
Aren't those preprogramed from the factory for
specific ZIP CODEs of operation.
Thats the reason we didn't go with them, we
couldn't just buy a bunch of them and use them, we had to predict in advance
where we would use them.
Tom DeReggiRapidDSL Wireless,
All,
Have been trying to upgrade our AP systems from a pebble based system
to something newer and stable. Just finshed a several day trial of a
newer m0n0wall based distro called pfsense. Loved advanced FW and
traffic shaping available. Configured simple bridge shaper and put
it inline with
Title: Reseller Agreement
I would also be interested in any agreements that
would be put in the public domain. Seem to be struggling with the wording and
correct terms and conditions.
Thanks for the help,
Don Renner
NetSurfUSA, Inc.
8550 Main St.
French Lick, IN 47432
812-936-4514 office
Title: FS: Remote Reboot
Zip code? Huh, you just need a paging
company with coverage in the area you need service with. We ordered our
units without the paging service, go to you local paging company and activate
the units with them
Gino A. Villarini
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Aeronet
Title: FS: Remote Reboot
Are they frequency specific? The
company should be able to offer numeric service out of the same terminal it is
offering the alpha service through.
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That is pretty confusing. Any alphanumeric paging
provider has backwards compatability to numeric.
Any of them.
Can't stress that enough.
What kind of issue are you getting in trying to make
it play?
(One of our businesses is a regional paging system)
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The issue must be a format issue. It appears that the Nighthawk
system uses Pocsag, long the leader in paging formats.
Some paging systems do not use Pocsag (Very few do not have
the capabilty to use Pocsag, but there are some out there)
and the Nighthawk would not appear to be compatable with
Well, the problem is not pocsag or flex ( my last business was paging),
historically here in Puerto Rico, numeric paging didn't catch.. PR market
was always alphanumeric ( we had a big message center, with lots of
operators...what a headache!!!)so, the problem lies in the remaining paging
operator
The night hawk units , does this, exactly, it receives a page with a 4 digit
code to either turn off, or reset the ac outlet, the good thing about the
nighthawks is that you can have as many units with the same capcode and pay
just for 1 paging number, each units has a code, that it uses to
That makes sense. There are other options out there,
one would be use a local Community Repeater (If you
are not familiar with them, your local two way radio
dealer would be)
Put an encoder in your office, used you could put one
together with a radio and power supply for under 1k,
and Motorola
I may be splitting with my partner in the coming months. We'll have to come
up with a buy-out agreement. Has anyone got experience with valuating WISP
businesses?
Mark Nash
Network Engineer
UnwiredOnline.Net
350 Holly Street
Junction City, OR 97448
http://www.uwol.net
541-998-
541-998-5599
Providers would have to make about $150 million in equipment investments in
order to collect the full amount of the credit.
What good is that. I'm not sure anyone other than the ILEC or Comcast would
qualify for that one.
Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless
Title: FS: Remote Reboot
Paging companies, have codes that must be entered
into pagers, to identify the area they page to.
It might just require pre-configuration, if
purchased to use NightHawks low cost paging service. Its like $15 a month
+ $1 more per each Reboot device, up to 20 units.
I wouldn imagine using that to cover a 100
x 35 mile island jeje We used to have 22 paging transmitter sites in VHF
157.740 to cover the island, most transmitting 400 -500 watts..and even then we
had dead spots!
Gino A. Villarini
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Aeronet Wireless Broadband Corp.
The Alphamate is strictly a input device, it has
no transmitter.
The Radio Schlouqe system is... Well, very short
range, and I believe (Althought I could be wrong
on this point) two tone, not the pocsag that the
Nighthawk requires.
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Call me.
269 838 8338
Brian
Mark Nash wrote:
I may be splitting with my partner in the coming months. We'll have to come
up with a buy-out agreement. Has anyone got experience with valuating WISP
businesses?
Mark Nash
Network Engineer
UnwiredOnline.Net
350 Holly Street
Junction City, OR
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Brian Rohrbacher wrote:
Call me.
269 838 8338
Brian
Mark Nash wrote:
I may be splitting with my partner in the coming months. We'll have
to come
up with a buy-out agreement. Has anyone got experience with
valuating WISP
I'm not kidding Robert, I applaud your efforts, but if you want a usable
product, you need to get either a faster server or a faster hosting service.
Adding sites to this is excruciating. I have plenty of bandwidth on my end
so I would guess the problem is on your end still.
Respectfully,
Tom,
Exactly!
Regards,
Dawn DiPietro
Tom DeReggi wrote:
Providers would have to make about $150 million in equipment
investments in order to collect the full amount of the credit.
What good is that. I'm not sure anyone other than the ILEC or Comcast
would qualify for that one.
Tom
Hi Mark,
I don't have time to get into the deep details right now. I can probably
help with this if you'd like. I've done some valuations based on income,
customer base etc.
Standard business stuff would put your company value at 1.2 to 2x annual
earnings. OR 3 to 5 x annual profit
Thanks Marlon... For the record, it's not a rough split between me and my
partner. He's got a more profitable business going, he's put up money for
the wireless business, he's 53 and going to retire when he's 55, so he wants
to focus on his other business. That's what I would do if I were
Mark at the Chicago Wispnog Charles put on, there was a couple investors
that bought and sold wisps. We had a session on it.
The way they described the valuation of a wisp brought the price down
well under 1x yearly revenue. More like 6 months of revenue cash buyout.
They picked everything
Nice, especially for small town like JC.
George
Mark Nash wrote:
It's about 180 I think.
Mark Nash
Network Engineer
UnwiredOnline.Net
350 Holly Street
Junction City, OR 97448
http://www.uwol.net
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541-998-5599 fax
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Yeah...we actually now cover West Eugene all the way up to south of
Corvallis all backhauled into one POP in JC. A very large footprint. CPE
costs vs. our install fee have just come down to the right price to begin
building much faster. We are pushing hard this summer/fall.
Mark Nash
Take that article/session with a grain of salt -- as it is being run by an
organization that is supported by vendors trying to *sell* the concept of
muni-wifi
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One thing to remember -- when buying and selling a business (or anything for
the matter) there has to be benefits on both sides (e.g., a win-win
solution)
Just as you are trying to maximize all your time and effort put into your
company, the buyer needs to be able to see a light at the end of the
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