Thanks to all for the feedback!
I moved the radio to the top of the customer's barn and am now looking
over the power lines. When I first fired it up, it wouldn't associated, so
I started trying some of the other suggestions. I lowered the maximum
transmit power substantially and it
What is the non-vendor speak, actual production max throughput on a
Trango 900 Mhz AP?
Thanks
Chris
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depending on noise floor, we get anywhere from 1 to 2.7 meg.
Highest I've EVER seen was 2.85 mbps - 2 miles out, with -59 signal.
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Hey Jeff,
Send me an email; we've got some unifinished business
to attend to.
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Sounds about right, the other thing with higher noise levels is that you
will have packet loss. You can still have good throughput but you will have
packet loss.
Chadd
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Jim:
The term multipath is commonly used to describe the condition wherein a
sent signal arrives at an antenna through more than one path (by something
in addition to or other than a non-obstructed, line-of-sight link).
Microwave signals are subject to a number of degradation modes including
Latest New Vonage news from yesterday:
Vonage CEO resigns, cost-cutting moves planned
contains the interesting quotation:
... on Friday it won a temporary reprieve from a court order prohibiting it
from signing up new customers ... at least until April 24 when the next
hearing occurs.
I'm sure many of you will love this article:
http://wifinetnews.com/archives/007545.html
and many more including mine:
http://radinfo.blogspot.com/2007/04/muni-pile-on-week.html
Although I think that if Muni wi-fi fails, the WISP industry as a whole
will take a hit.
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Turns out that VZ may not be the patent holder.
Tom Keating has some interesting insight.
And there is this patent: http://sabreean.com/?p=1421#more-1421
Rich Comroe wrote:
Latest New Vonage news from yesterday:
Vonage CEO resigns, cost-cutting moves planned
contains the interesting
... and packet loss requires the packets to be retransmitted which takes
up additional timeslots which leads to a lowering of the overall
throughput capacity because some of the throughput-carrying timeslots
are used up by the retransmissions and therefore aren't available to
transport
Ahhh. I tried one or two of the sl units. Just ordered some more. I like
them so far.
Think of multipath like a bad echo. If you've even stood in a completely
empty BIG room, like a grain elevator, warehouse etc. you know that it can
be hard to carry on a conversation with someone. The
So just use OFDM EVERYWHERE!! :-)
On 4/13/07, Marlon K. Schafer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ahhh. I tried one or two of the sl units. Just ordered some more. I like
them so far.
Think of multipath like a bad echo. If you've even stood in a completely
empty BIG room, like a grain elevator,
I don't know about the relativeness Blake. I don't know what the topic is.
If anyone else got a link in that first email I didn't...
Can anyone put this project into a 50 words or less summery?
thanks,
marlon
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Here I am, sitting at a picnic bench basking in the cold mostly sunny day.
Banging out emails on my laptop via my hot spot that sits in the middle of a
cow pasture.
http://maps.live.com/?vendor=googlepkw=satellite%20images|617523751
I'm just east of the big gravel pile.
www.stumpjumpers.org
Marlon,
I am glad you are FINALLY taking some well deserved time off. Good luck
to the kids and no broken bones please. ;-) Have a rum and coke for me
as it will be a few months before I can have any.
Regards,
Dawn DiPietro
Marlon K. Schafer wrote:
Here I am, sitting at a picnic bench
Yes the noise will definitely reduce the capacity on your AP.
Chadd
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... and packet loss
http://www.tvtechnology.com/pages/s.0115/t.4857.html
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Peter R. wrote:
Turns out that VZ may not be the patent holder.
Tom Keating has some interesting insight.
And there is this patent: http://sabreean.com/?p=1421#more-1421
Yikes, Vonage gets whacked around from Verizon and what happens if it
turns out Verizon is not the patent holder?
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Dawn,
Is that a hint that there is a new baby DiPietro on the way?
Scriv
Dawn DiPietro wrote:
Marlon,
I am glad you are FINALLY taking some well deserved time off. Good
luck to the kids and no broken bones please. ;-) Have a rum and coke
for me as it will be a few months before I can have
Sounds like a good time Marlon. You have worked your tail end off
lately. Have some fun. Enjoy YOUR day!
I hereby proclaim this day, April 13th, to be Marlon Schafer Day in the
WISP world. Not that my proclamations mean anything! :-)We'll see
if anyone remembers this one next year.
Scriv,
There will be another DiPietro around to one day troll the lists. ;-)
Regards,
Dawn DiPietro
John Scrivner wrote:
Dawn,
Is that a hint that there is a new baby DiPietro on the way?
Scriv
Dawn DiPietro wrote:
Marlon,
I am glad you are FINALLY taking some well deserved time off.
Scriv,
He could have picked a better day, considering this is Friday the 13th.
Regards,
Dawn DiPietro
John Scrivner wrote:
Sounds like a good time Marlon. You have worked your tail end off
lately. Have some fun. Enjoy YOUR day!
I hereby proclaim this day, April 13th, to be Marlon Schafer
We are seeing 2.2mb of actual throughput.
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What is the non-vendor speak, actual production max
interesting article Matt TY.
Mike
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To All,
I have had a good system. I have a 3 Mbps Bonded T1, 100 users. Right now when
I run a speed test to Speakeasy, it starts at 2.6 or2.7 mbps and quickly
windsdown to 15-20 kbps. This is only in the evening and from 7-9AM. I have a
MikroTik in P3 900MHz, w/ 500Mb of ram.
Thisonlyhappens
Good for you, Marlon, have a great weekend.
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Subject: [WISPA] Man I LOVE this wireless stuff!
Here I am, sitting at a picnic bench
Travis,
YES, Ihave an ethernet switch on either side of the MT box. On the Inet side,
2.7 Mb/s, on the Wireless side, beforethe MT box whenit seems loaded, that
iswhen itsslow.
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To:
What version of MT? What do the interface stats show on the MT box when
it's slow?
Travis
Ron Wallace wrote:
Travis,
YES, Ihave an ethernet switch on either side of the MT box. On the Inet side, 2.7 Mb/s, on the Wireless side, beforethe MT box whenit seems loaded, that iswhen itsslow.
Hi,
What do you mean this only happens across the Mikrotik box? If you
by-pass the MT box, everything is fine?
Travis
Microserv
Ron Wallace wrote:
To All,
I have had a good system. I have a 3 Mbps Bonded T1, 100 users. Right now when I run a speed test to Speakeasy, it starts at 2.6 or2.7
I use MT 2.9.32 currently on my Dell PowerEdge 350 (850 MHz w/ 512M Memory). I
am constantly pegging 6M of throughput, and that is around 2-8% CPU
utilization.
I have two guesses...
1) you are creating a network loop between switches (either 2 MT boxes or a MT
box and a cat5 cable between
LOL
If only it didn't realistically need a -50somthing rssi! hehehehe
marlon
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So just use OFDM
A few months? Are you finally going to give the boy a little sister?
marlon
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From: Dawn DiPietro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, April 13, 2007 12:28 PM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Man I LOVE this wireless stuff!
Marlon,
I am
wow!
14 years apart. Congrats!
marlon
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Scriv,
There will be another DiPietro around to one
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