I can see both sides. Since we haven't implemented the new policy
yet, we may just charge the $29.99 site survey fee if they decline
service after a successful site survey. We only charge $99 for installation
and our CPE is provided on a free-to-use basis as we are competing
against one other
You are still going to need to do site surveys w/ 700. If you are in rolling
terrain, the 700 is going to have the same problem with dirt as 900
c
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I can't see charging for a failed site survey, but we do turn down
customers that we know that we cannot reach. If we fail 3 customers on
Pebble Ridge Drive, then customer numbers 4 and 5 probably won't get a
truck roll, but the HOA in the area might get a call to see if we can
put in an AP on
Looking for the Symbol tech Spectrum analyzer Software.
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Subject: [WISPA] Welding Cable For Grounding?
Anyone used a
It seems more likely that Blair is disqualifying his prospects before
spending money on a site survey.
One of the best sales skills is the ability to DQ prospects early - it
saves the sales guy and the company time and money.
If the site survey for the prospect comes back positive, what are
We will only do a site survey after we have a signed contract.
I learned after my second one over five years ago...
Husband call to see if we could provide them wireless service. Sent team out
to verify. Once we verified that we could provide them service, husband
responded 'well, I'll check with
The bigger problem is not costs. Its understandable that the spot goes to
the higher bidder. The problem is the understanding of how to lease tower
space when its for unlicensed spectrum apposed to licensed spectrum. The
tower guys dominently license to license spectrum holders. To teach them
lol, I always do that at the radio end. Maybe
because I wad it up, not coil it up?
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And I run my own wisp!64.146.146.12 (net meeting)www.odessaoffice.com/wirelesswww.odessaoffice.com/marlon/cam
We have the same policy as this, but without the contract. Had the same
problem, usually the husband 'checking with the wife'. I tell people that
we come out to install service. The first part of the installation is a
signal test. If it is successful, then we continue installing service and
Thats an interesting concept, as long as there are other local tower
companies in your markets.
Remember GSignal, rolled up a number of tower companies into them a while
back to.
A lot of preferred tier 1 realestate will be owned by Crown now.
The disadvantage is that the large telcos get
We don't run filters on much of anything. We almost never have cpe get
blown.
What kind of gear are you using?
Marlon
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If you don't know what it costs, then it means you aren't experienced enough
to understand why they don't just give you a cost upfront, or two young a
company to be financial secure to do business with, and if you are worried
about it, then you probably don;t have the budget to pay for it, in
Not sure where this is coming from. As a tower
owner, these are the concerns we have with
leasing space to WISPS.
1. Is the WISP going to be around next month.
2. Who is the WISP going to use for install?
3. What eqipment is going on the tower.
Any freqency specific stuff is normally
That would be nice. If funds were available
for the average Joe. Instead of yet another program that, by default, only
benefits the big players.
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And I run my own wisp!64.146.146.12 (net
Anyone able to get to the Nuvio website? Phones are down too...sigh
Thanks,
Brad
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With all the damage around here due to the storms last week, I am re-evaluating my tower cabinets, etc. One thing I just realized in looking at power supplies is all of my DC power is ungrounded. That is, I use 2-prong plugs for the primary and then send DC to the radio/router/switch. Has
Blake,
First, I did not realize you were a tower leasor guy :-)
Yes, I agree your first three comments are the most relevant to tower
leasors.
But my post was not about what was important to tower companies, it was
about what was important to the WISP leasee using unlicensed spectrum, which
Yep, the Nuvio email is time stamped 2:47pm. Mine is time stamped 2:41pm.
grin
I don't think it was some of our systems as they claim. Looked more like
a complete meltdown to me. As of 4:24pm their website is still down...
Best,
Brad
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These are some of the issues that I was referring to. I have no idea how
your company works, and what policies you have, but my guess is that if
you are a smaller tower company, you's probably do do a better job, just
because you's be less likely to be limited by generic policies, and
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