Has anybody ever seen part of an antenna fail. We have a 3
sector site and it seems like about 60 degrees of one of the antennas is
failing based on plotting customer sites. Signal to noise in their
section have dropped about 10dB (it is a 15dBi antenna), yet other
customers on the same
All you guys with fancy spancy binders. I carry a pint of Black label Jack
Daniels in my back pocket (feels nice in there) and a tanker for refills in
the hotel room! - -- ahhh memories!!!
Cliff - you ought to be ashamed making these guys think you actually have a
binder like that - -I know
I agree with Chuck - - the ability to sit down and converse with others in
the industry is worth the $700.00 alone. I learn more from sitting and
talking with other operators than anything else. The sharing of ideas (and
drinks) of the way others do things has been a great investment of time for
Does this mean our 477 forms are going to be more complicated?
Will we need to figure out the correct census tract for each of our
customers?
And I looked up the tract that I live in (quickly, at http://
factfinder.census.gov/servlet/AGSGeoAddressServlet ). It seems to be
tract #314.01,
John,
I just pulled that off the FCC Newsletter today. You know as much as I do
at this time. I thought everyone would be interested in knowing what is
probably coming.
Rick
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I don't know to what extent, but at least some of MT's routing previously
was open source based, but I believe in 3.0, the open source parts were
replaced by Mikrotik coded parts.
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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
http://www.ics-il.com
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I'm not apposed to a software manufacturers writing their own code.
Ultimately it empowers them to make possitive change.
The question is.. What's been done to verify compatibilty and reliabilty of
it?
Is the user going to be the guinea pig?
Even Zebra, not maintained for 5 years has a huge
http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/AGSGeoAddressServlet?_lang=en_programYear=50_treeId=420
That's a better address, I hope. Go to the FactFinder site and click on the
search address link on the left side.
I'm in tract 15. There appears to be at least 4 tracts in my zip code,
maybe 8.
I
Actually, What I'd be more interested in is...
Why did they make the decission to build there own? When there was something
already out there satisfactory that could be used?
What problems did they have with the common Open source versions, that
justified a huge development effort to rebuild
If this gets to be a big problem I can come up with an easy solution to
batch process your customer list. I would do this for WISPA Paid members so
this would be another good reason to join.
Thank You,
Brian Webster
www.wirelessmapping.com http://www.wirelessmapping.com
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Things like this are a great way to show off what you can and will do for
WISPs.
Thank you Brian.
John Scrivner
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If this gets to be a big problem I can come up with an easy solution to
batch process your customer list. I
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