Good Idea,
Count me in,
Steve
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Please contact me offlist to see if we can have our own chapter under
the WISPA Umbrella
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Note the Wireless portion of the growth from last year:
REVIEW OUTLOOK
Broadband Breakout
February 16, 2007; Page A14
I love the free market, but the fact is more concentration means less
competition, and these markets are less free than they should be. And this
Commission is about
Sorry for the old reference, Ultramesh is no long with us. I only consult
at this time. I noticed some companies on your list that are not selling
certified gear, and as such should not be posted publicly as doing so by an
industry journalist. This would cause some people to purchase products
I travel a lot, and over my travels I have become aware of some WISPS who
are using non-certified gear, or using certified gear in a non-certified
way.
One of them puts an amp on almost everything.
Another just puts whatever raw boards he wants to in a box and hangs them
with whatever antenna he
rwf,
Remember the bell-shaped curve??
There are relatively few exceptional people and relatively few totally
clueless people. Everyone else is more or less in the middle. I'd
suggest the same holds true for the WISP (or any industry).
The top WISPs are likely aware of the power limitations
Here is another WISP operator who has made the decision join and to help
make WISPA the place where WISPs pull together to form our industry.
Congratulations for this step for helping us all to reach our goals as
an industry. We appreciate all the WISPs who have made this step and
look forward
Patrick:
Thanks for the inputs.
FreeWave and MDS were added from a previous reply.
Lightpointe typo corrected.
Wave Wireless / Waverider was sold to Vecima Networks.
ZTE added.
Huawei added.
Almost couldn't find any references to Acton; it's actually Accton,
now added.
Added AWB.
Patrick:
I couldn't find a reference for Optimax that related to Broadband
Wireless Internet Access.
Thanks,
Steve
On Feb 15, 2007, at Feb 15 07:19 PM, Patrick Leary wrote:
Also...is Optimax still around? That was cool stuff
Patrick Leary
AVP WISP Markets
Alvarion, Inc.
o:
Jeff,
Who wrote this?
One fact worth noting is the wireless number. It mostly means cellular.
Cellular is not a third competitor.
- Peter
Jeff Broadwick wrote:
Note the Wireless portion of the growth from last year:
REVIEW OUTLOOK
Broadband Breakout
February 16, 2007; Page
Mac:
(Gently) It's my list. I prefer to not make enemies and call out
companies for being illegal. The bottom line is that without a lot of
investigation... many more hours than I'm currently willing and
financially able to devote to compiling this list, I don't KNOW for
sure if vendors
David:
I said it was a subjective list; your mileage may vary.
My statement was factual - I won't KNOWINGLY list systems that aren't
FCC certified, but I'll admit that I did not exhaustively check the
FCC database to verify each and every product that a vendor lists for
sale has a
Well, for sure this industry never stands still does it Steve? As one
fond of change, that one of the things I most enjoy. I knew from people
there that V-com has become Vecima (much better 'new millienium' type
name), but I did not know they absorbed Wave/Waverider. Did Charles
(Brown) join
Patrick,
I remember a lot of that transition well. Our first wireless gear in 1997
was WaveAccess. I have no idea what ever happened to them but I remember it
was FHSS. We put an AP in our office attic and served up the local library
and several businesses around our building. The library and
My first radios were Karlnet. In those days they were very robust.
We then migrated to Alvarion (wasn't called that in those days).
It amazes me how this industry has changed in the last decade. We are
actually seeing sub $200 CPE in both 2.4 and 5 GHz, the FBI wants access to
our networks,
Patrick:
You just accelerated the launch of Broadband Wireless Internet Access
Deadpool - http://www.bwiadeadpool.com. It was, and will probably
continue to be a low-priority project, but my files are just BULGING
with the dead BWIA companies (not even COUNTING the dead service
David:
Mostly due to inputs from WISPs that made a good point, and as you
did below with Cambridge Broadband, FCC certification is moot outside
the US, so I'm dropping the mention / requirement of FCC
certification for companies to be on the list. I will continue to
list only companies
WaveAccess was bought by Lucent.
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Patrick,
I remember a
Wonder what Doug Karl is up to these days...
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My first radios
I think he went to seminary for a couple years. Word has it that he is
considering getting back in the industry.
Rick Harnish
President
OnlyInternet Broadband Wireless, Inc.
260-827-2482
Founding Member of WISPA
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:) Yep. WaveAccess was from Lucent and had the same roots (literally,
through LANair) as BreezeCOM. Lucent discontinued it when they moved to
DSSS, which was better for wireless LAN, at least in terms of what was
allowed per the FCC rules (wide band hopping was never permitted so
hoppers were
It's been wild hasn't it Victoria. Glad to see you still chugging away.
Patrick
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Fair point. We (includes me) do tend to be too U.S.-centric here.
Patrick
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Yes, it was torture and still is!
Oh, and to those of still using Karlnet/TurboCell, that company is
Karlnet/YDI/Terrorbeam/Proxim/or Whatever they call themselves this week!
And, BTW Terrorbeam bought Proxim..
Rick Harnish wrote:
Ahh and you forgot about Doug Karl's Karlnet, based on
I, for one, would welcome him back. He's a sharp cookie and he was fair
in his business dealings with me.
jack
Rick Harnish wrote:
I think he went to seminary for a couple years. Word has it that he is
considering getting back in the industry.
Rick Harnish
President
OnlyInternet Broadband
I agree with Jack. I think he would be great on the Muni-Wi-Fi projects.
Victoria
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Oh wow, that one will be fun. Many are lessons about market-readiness:
it is not enough to have good technology; you must fit the market need
AND maturation. We, for example, have held off many technologies due to
lack of market readiness. Our ability to somewhat accurately time our
technological
Both Dougs are class guys and they'd bring credit to any organization.
Patrick Leary
AVP WISP Markets
Alvarion, Inc.
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Vonage: 650.641.1243
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I don't know about the 2nd Doug, but their main sales guy, Kevin Knuth, is
still in Fort Wayne, IN.
Jeff
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The second Doug was Doug Harmon (or Harman).
jack
Jeff Broadwick wrote:
I don't know about the 2nd Doug, but their main sales guy, Kevin Knuth, is
still in Fort Wayne, IN.
Jeff
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Kris,
As we discussed previously, these are the newer additions to the Form
445 filing which you said you would send as a revision to our previous
filing.
Companies to Include:
PowerOne Internet
NuTel Broadband Corporation
AccuBak Data Systems, Inc.
NexGenAccess Inc.
Geneva On-Line, Inc.
Anyone got a place to buy a mounting setup (plate, standoffs, etc) for a
Mikrotik RB532A going inside a 5.8GHz Rootenna (R2T58-24)? Are we just
putting tape-backed standoffs on these?
Thanks.
Mark Nash
Network Engineer
UnwiredOnline.Net
350 Holly Street
Junction City, OR 97448
I am trying to reduce wind-loading on a tower.
Any suggestions would be great!
thanks!
ryan
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I was about to post the same question.
I have a location where I need duals as well!
Ralph
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Subject: [WISPA] Looking for dual band 2.4 and 900 Sector antennas
I am trying to reduce wind-loading on a tower.
Any suggestions would be great!
thanks!
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If you can find some old Metrocom sectors you will have what you need. I
believe a bunch of them are still up at Blackjack if you want to take
them down. Otherwise, Superpass makes some.
-Matt
Ralph Fowler wrote:
I was about to post the same question.
I have a location where I need duals as
yeah but, most of the Metrocom stuff was around 20 degree beamwidth wide and
60 degree or so beamwidth tall.
A lot of wasted spectrum up in the air, appropriate for a lot of small
channel sectors and freq hoppers, but not so good for 3 usable DSSS channels
and 360 deg coverage.
Tom DeReggi
We drill through the back metal case, and silicone really well.
Pac Wireless's site may have had a document suggesting a good way to
waterproof.
But my answer was to buy Teletronics, Acconet, or MTI panels, that have a
may to properly mount a backplane.
In msot cases I'd rather pay than cut
Hard to achieve 100% tie off with that contraption, I'm sure!
No thanks- I'd rather climb!
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I had thought about those, but unfortunately they are only 30 degrees wide.
You'd have a fortune in Access points tied up in order to get a full circle,
even if you assumed they would really cover 60 degrees.
Of course that almost sounds like a 6 way cluster of Canopy APs at that
point.
Didn't
Well that about summed it up real clear.
Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
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I still talk with Doug Harmon and Kevin Knuth once in awhile on IM. Doug is
working on a municipal wireless project in Dublin, Ohio. Kevin is working
for Maplenet with the RBak product.
Rick Harnish
President
OnlyInternet Broadband Wireless, Inc.
260-827-2482
Founding Member of WISPA
We just got back from FCC and FTC visits yesterday. A couple notes...
1) Both meetings had full staff attending, which I consider an honor. Each
meeting lasted about 2 hours.
2) Some of the WISPs had to cancel due to weather, but 3 made it, George
Rigoto, Brent Anderson, and myself Tom
I e-mailed them and told them it needs a remote pendant (with variable speed
- much slower) - if slow enough, we could tie off on the way up with little
physical exertion. I am fat and old :-)
On 2/16/07, rwf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hard to achieve 100% tie off with that contraption, I'm
Tom, George Brent,
I just want to thank you men for taking the time, money and effort to be
there for all of us. I appreciate the great update on the meetings as well.
I look forward to my turn even though I don't have the time - -I feel its
each of our duties to make the time.
Thanks,
Mac
On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 23:47:27 -0500, Tom DeReggi wrote
We just got back from FCC and FTC visits yesterday. A couple notes...
1) Both meetings had full staff attending, which I consider an
honor. Each meeting lasted about 2 hours.
2) Some of the WISPs had to cancel due to weather, but 3
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