I dont necessarilly agree with that, and I dont think the FCC would either.
What I do know is they dont want to go out of their way to harrass WISPs and
take action that will result in Consumers loosing their broadband,
unnecessarilly. (although they cant say that out loud.)
To get action from
Hi Greg,
I'm having a difficult time understanding the diagram, but I'll throw
in my $0.02 anyway.
STP is useful for allowing redundant physical paths (layers 1 2) and
preventing bridging loops. It operates at the data link layer and is not
a routed protocol. In other words, STP traffic
Charles,
Thanks so much! There's no possibility of bridging loops in this system
so I take it STP won't help anything.
Greg
On Mar 28, 2010, at 10:18 AM, Charles Hooper wrote:
Hi Greg,
I'm having a difficult time understanding the diagram, but I'll throw
in my $0.02 anyway.
There is always a chance of a bridge loop.
In my experience an AN50 in ptp mode caused it.
On 3/28/10, Greg Ihnen os10ru...@gmail.com wrote:
Charles,
Thanks so much! There's no possibility of bridging loops in this system
so
I take it STP won't help anything.
Greg
On Mar 28,
I'd suggest using the services of an expert witness - one with a deep
understanding of Part-15 interference issues and who has testified (and
won) in this type of case. Using the expert witness to collect on-scene
RF evidence and then to work with your attorney to present that
evidence to the
OK, well then I'll turn it back on.
To make my layout clearer I added some more details:
Wired connections -
Wireless connections --
Sat modem -MT Router-Buffalo WHR-HP-54G running dd-wrtPS2 as
WDS APPS2 as WDS AP
Last I heard there were 2 engineers in the NYC office to cover 350+ annual
TV, radio station, maritime, radar, etc. inspections. Do the math.
Including travel it just doesn't work and they are required to do the
inspections. Add that to interference complaints of licensed services by
other
On 03/28/2010 03:50 PM, Lakeland wrote:
Last I heard there were 2 engineers in the NYC office to cover 350+ annual
TV, radio station, maritime, radar, etc. inspections. Do the math.
Including travel it just doesn't work and they are required to do the
inspections. Add that to interference
Just a reminder part-15 rules states we have to accept all interference from
any legal source. We are not allowed to interfere with other services
(licensed).
FCC will not do anything to anyone that is running legal equipment. If someone
running legal equipment interfere with you it's more of
Looking at possibly purchasing a rugged, industrial spectrum analyzer up to
6ghz.
I know these are costly (over 10k) but after 6 years we are finally in a
position to buy one. Does anyone have any suggestions? I am looking at the
following model
I am cheap. Not afraid to admit it. Love me a cheese sandwich (with
Velveeta cheese) and Ramen chicken flavored noodles. That's an awesome
dinner for under $1.
I'll ask some friends what they'd suggest but
*Thai 9 has great food
*Flying Pizza is amazing
How many people are planning on being
Good one! I did that once. The hired gun who really knew his stuff
also let the offending WISP know that they work closely with the FCC
(true statement) and would pursue the issue with the collected
evidence if they didnt stop. They corrected the situation.
On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 1:37 PM, Jack
Dont forget ebay:
http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_kw=Spectrum_kw=Handheld_kw=rf_kw=Analyzer
http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_kw=Spectrum_kw=Portable_kw=Analyzer
On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 7:09 PM, Kurt Fankhauser k...@wavelinc.com wrote:
Looking at possibly purchasing a rugged, industrial spectrum
I'm not picky so either is good with me. We'll only be there for the
one day so lodging not required. Sorry, I lost count who else said
they were going.
-RickG
On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 7:48 PM, Josh Luthman
j...@imaginenetworksllc.com wrote:
I am cheap. Not afraid to admit it. Love me a cheese
Kurt,
Try Paul Zappa at RF Image in Las Vegas 702-248-0414. I purchased several
demo Anritsu SiteMasters from him and he had demo MS2721 Spectrum Analyzers
for about $6500 if I remember. He's a straight shooter and I have never had
a problem.
His E-Bay feedback is 100% with 735 sales. And
I just found out from my ride that we wont make lunch. My ride
suggests the Barnsider for dinner @ 4-5pm.
-RickG
On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 7:48 PM, Josh Luthman
j...@imaginenetworksllc.com wrote:
I am cheap. Not afraid to admit it. Love me a cheese sandwich (with
Velveeta cheese) and Ramen
Actually Alice recommended just that! Looks a bit fancy for some, but
I'd love to meet anyone on this list face to face.
Josh Luthman
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