rum reuse etc and the
conversation starts to get a lot more complex :)
But, in any case this has been an eye-opening discussion...
Scott Carullo
Brevard Wireless
321-205-1100 x102
Original Message
> From: "Charles Wu"
> Sent: Friday, April 10, 2009 2:47 PM
>
>I do see Travis's point about the longer range shots, however. I've
>got a 35, 45 and 65 mile shots with StarOS and they work just fine but
>only put out about 18-25meg at those distances. That's enough for me,
>but I can see where you would want more capacity and I suppose that
>within th
Hey Matt,
You're back? Or do you just need a break from changing diapers?
-Charles
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From: wireless-boun...@wispa.org [mailto:wireless-boun...@wispa.org] On Behalf
Of mlio...@r337.com
Sent: Friday, April 10, 2009 7:13 AM
To: scubac...@gmail.com; WISPA General List
Subj
Hi Daniel,
>It's probably a nice general overview... but some things are missing/wrong:
The rules have changed over the last 5 years since the articles were written
-Charles
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Hi Rogelio,
What specifically are you looking for? The only difference from
micro/milli-meter wave (e.g., 10+ GHz) and standard unlicensed wireless is rain
fade
Do you want an explanation on that?
-Charles
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From: wireless-boun...@wispa.org [mailto:wireless-boun...@wi
It's my understanding that 24 GHz is priced pretty close to 23 GHz (~$10-15k /
link depending on antennas / configuration / etc) -- so unless you're in the
Canada, I don't see why anyone wouldn't just pay the extra $2k to get a FCC
license
-Charles
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From: wireless-bou
Hi Travis,
I know a few adult guys that will push anything you give them would be thrilled
to meet you and your unlimited plan at $75 / month / server =)
-Charles
From: wireless-boun...@wispa.org [mailto:wireless-boun...@wispa.org] On Behalf
Of Travis Johnson
Sent: Monday, March 23, 2009 9:51
excess of $6k (and getting to that
> requires a 25 mile wireless hop). In many areas of the country,
> $300-400/mbps is the rule for Nx/T1s.
>
> John
>
> Charles Wu wrote:
>> Hi Hal,
>>
>> In the grand scheme of things...bandwidth / port costs are a minute fra
3, and the best
pricing I have gotten on a DS3 is in excess of $6k (and getting to that
requires a 25 mile wireless hop). In many areas of the country,
$300-400/mbps is the rule for Nx/T1s.
John
Charles Wu wrote:
> Hi Hal,
>
> In the grand scheme of things...bandwidth / port costs are a mi
>As for merchant services, we have a very nice system in place through our
>local bank. We're quite happy with it and we're getting very good rates.
Good for you
Remember, credit card rates are all based upon fraud & risk (e.g., a swiped
card has a lower transaction rate than a phone order / ke
Hi Hal,
In the grand scheme of things...bandwidth / port costs are a minute fraction of
an ISP/WISPs operating expenses (heck, I find that for a residential WISP...the
credit card processing bill can be higher than the bandwidth bill)
That said, look at it this way
Based on our studies/trendin
Hi Marlon,
In no particular order, here's a list of some of the more popular ISP/WISP
billing packages that we see in the market
Platypus/Tucows
PowerCode
Rodopi
BillMax
Freeside
Emerald / IEA Software
Every package has their strengths and weaknesses -- ultimately, it comes down
to personal pr
I'm on both, but I personally have a preference for facebook (easier to use,
IMO)
-Charles
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From: wireless-boun...@wispa.org [mailto:wireless-boun...@wispa.org] On Behalf
Of 3-dB Networks
Sent: Sunday, March 01, 2009 8:53 AM
To: 'WISPA General List'
Subject: Re: [WISPA
A new movement started after Meraki turned to the "dark-side" a few years ago
Open Mesh Picks Up Where Meraki Left Off
As in, dirt cheap mesh networking gear for communities
A new mesh-networking project by the co-founder of NetEquality and the
developer of mesh-networking management software mi
>Charles, Thanks for the prompt response , I was thinking more on
>availability.
>Say I'm on a crowded area, what would be the chances of not getting
>the license?
Hard to say...but keep in mind, we were able to get that license for you after
Micronet said "no-go"
That said, even though you ha
>For one of our busy sites right now, we have two 5ghz links to it in
>order to have good speed, as one wasn't enough (and the redundancy was a
>good byproduct). I would love a few cost effective <2 mile links that
>don't need licensing, doesn't use 5ghz and can do 200mbps actual data or
>faster. I
about the products and the operation
managers in us care about the business. As was said there is no wrong
choice.
Is this a correct statement or am I wrong and where?
On 2/12/09, Charles Wu wrote:
>>>Dragonwave did not ship $50mil last year, it
>>>was closer to $40Mil - and by t
Unfortunately, it's the same as getting a new license...the only difference
comes in application fees
If it's a BRAND NEW tower with nothing -- you pay the FCC $640 / site for a new
application
If it's a MODIFICATION to an existing tower with a license -- you pay the FCC
$240 / site for a major
>>Dragonwave did not ship $50mil last year, it
>>was closer to $40Mil - and by the way they are losing tons of money
>>quarter-after-quarter. Trango is, and has always been profitable.
>Well you can read Dragonwave's latest financial statement here...
>http://www.dragonwaveinc.com/docs/corporate/
>38GHz is typically leased from a third party. 18GHz is leased directly from
>the FCC. Typically 38GHz is more expensive over the course of ten years as
>opposed to 18GHz, 23GHz, 11GHz 6GHz, etc from the FCC.
Adding onto Brad's point -- 38 GHz falls under "owned" spectrum (stuff that's
been auc
>Generally 6GHz, 11GHz, 18GHz, and 23GHz will cost somewhere in the range of
>$3k to license depending on how you go about it. Best course of action is
>to always have the company your buying the gear from do the licensing
>work... it will usually be cheaper and prevent mistakes.
Wow...$3k? Assu
AF 101
http://www.wisptech.com/index.php/Animal_Farm
AF09
http://www.wbmfg.com/animalfarm
-Charles
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From: wireless-boun...@wispa.org [mailto:wireless-boun...@wispa.org] On Behalf
Of Ron Wallace
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 8:14 AM
To: WISPA General List
Subject: Re
Uh oh...we've started a holy war...
Here's my philosophy these days...*NOTHING* works perfectly, but *ANYTHING* can
be made to work -> if there's will (and a little bit of ingenuity and duct
tape), there's a way =)
That being said, there's a case to be made, especially when we're talking scal
OFFLIST
This seems to be happening a lot lately :-)
Daniel White
3-dB Networks
http://www.3dbnetworks.com
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>From: wireless-boun...@wispa.org [mailto:wireless-boun...@wispa.org] On
>Behalf Of Charles Wu (CTI)
>Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 2:17 AM
>
Chuck,
Just a word of friendly advice
The Canopy / WISP resale world is a competitive and brutal space -- if your
plan is to target WISPs, I'd recommend that you save the trouble and find
another vertical market or product
The "reseller" cost that you see isn't that far off of what "street WIS
Of Matt Jenkins
Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2009 4:36 PM
To: WISPA General List
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Trango Question
Please do enlighten us of this latest special.
- Matt
Charles Wu (CTI) wrote:
>> I just received an email from a vendor that sells competing products to
>> Trango. Th
Hi Brad,
>Half mile? Ours is almost 2.5miles in an RF unfriendly rain zone. The link
>has been up for more than a year and the client has been thrilled. So
>thrilled in fact that we've got another planned for them with a roadmap of
>more to follow.
Being the devil's advocate
I recently priced
Hi Tom,
>But that is not my point. I personally do not think that peak capacity is
>the big factor in a buying decission for WISPs..
>Once you are in the 400mb + range, over subscription is your friend.
I would argue that after taking Matt L out of the equation, 100 Mb FD is more
than enough for
t gear they use to accomplish it. (maybe
Hughes?) I do not know if this is with Unlicensed, or with the other
geographic licensed 24Ghz bands.
Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL & Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
- Original Message -----
From: "Charles Wu (CTI)"
To: "
Hi Bob,
>I personally would use an all ODU version because it makes servicing a
>breeze and also swapping out a bad radio quick and simple. No guessing
>about is it the indoor unit, is it the outdoor unit, is it the interface
>cable??? Get an all ODU like the Dragonwave Horizon and you run CAT5
>
Hi Bob,
>I don't think Trango will be a good fit considering the 20-25 mile link
>distances, 18 Ghz. and the reduced tx power compared to others in the
>lower bands.
You forget that Travis lives in "RF Nirvana"
In RF Nirvana, 38 GHz goes 15 miles and 18 GHz 30 miles with 99.999% uptime
-Charles
>Ceragon has a very good name, but is much more expensive than Dragonwave
>(and honestly I have a hard time finding the value proposition to Ceragon
>over Dragonwave... even though I sell Ceragon gear)
Hehe...I might argue the same of Trango vs Dragonwave =)
>Ceragon and Dragonwave will probably
>I just received an email from a vendor that sells competing products to
>Trango. The email said: "I don't know if you are aware of this but Trango
>just recently let their complete engineering staff go so you may want to
>consider another product."
We just visited with Trango and I can personall
1. Dragonwave WILL NOT work in PtMP in the sense you're talking about (e.g., as
things currently stand, radios associate on a 1:1 basis -- now, you could
"disconnect" and "reconnect" to different radios, but that wouldn't exactly be
considered "real-time" PtMP switching)
2. Off the top of my he
It's not friday -- but this one's too good to pass up -
-
When President Bush announced his economic stimulus in January 2008, he bragged
that his package was the "right size" and would "boost" the economy:
I am pleased that this agreement meets the criterion that I
Platypus (Billing Company) has a service where they will print, fold, mail
statements for $0.70 / invoice -- that includes printing, folding, stuffin,
envelope, return envelope, perforated tear-offs and even the stamp
To me, that sounds like a smoking deal (granted, you need to use the Platypus
Fulfilling Your Dreams - Five Easy Steps
As we say farewell to 2008 and welcome 2009, it's time to shine. What an idea
juncture for reflecting, planning and determining what our dreams really are
and how we will achieve them. How many of you have already established your
resolutions (goals) f
The wife's in bed and I'm still...responding to message on this listserv =/
-Charles
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From: wireless-boun...@wispa.org [mailto:wireless-boun...@wispa.org] On Behalf
Of Eje Gustafsson
Sent: Monday, December 15, 2008 11:57 PM
To: wireless@wispa.org
Subject: [WISPA] U.S. A
>I was told that Redlines's WiMax solution would be interoperable - but
>that was a salesmen speaking.
They are...
At a base level
-Charles
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it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, confidentia
To add to Jeff point...WiMAX certification & interoperability is limited to a
"lowest common denominator" -- for example, looking at the MAC,
interoperability is only guaranteed at the BE level (so unless there's some
level of AP / CPE manufacturer cooperation, most of those nifty QoS features
I've got a bunch (20+) of the Dragonwave AC Power Bricks laying around (they're
48V)
Can you outline exact specs? And do you need a pin connector? Or are you just
going to cut off the ends and jack it straight in?
-Charles
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In small business (especially growing startups that are still looking to reach
that critical mass of break-even / profitability, which, I generally see in the
WISP space at about 1000 customers or $50k / month in total revenue) cash is
king
If you look at statistics, over 80% of all small busin
>Have we gotten any reports how 3650 works with foliage?
It doesn't
>Would MIMO have any affect on foliage penetration ability?
Sure, it might help, but 700 would help more
-Charles
This message is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which
it is addressed and may contain
>Best practices tell
>you to build your network for your needs tomorrow, not for today, not for
>yesterday.
Until the cold reality of cash flow and running a profitable business smacks
you right in the face and then you're stuck trying to keep yesterday's network
running as long as possible...
ISPCON: An ISP Industry that Processes Credit Cards
Charles Wu and Layne Sisk say that ISPs can now serve a greater number of small
businesses and cut out the credit card middle men.
by Alex Goldman
ISP-Planet Managing Editor
[November 11, 2008]
Orem, Utah-based ServerPlus<h
Who's going?
We are thinking of throwing a networking party / reception there on Wednesday
night (right before ISP-CEO)
Wanted to know who'd be there to see if there's any interest out there
-Charles
Charles Wu
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Got tied up yesterday...do you have IM or something? Might be easier to catch
you that way (I could ping you when I'm free, and we go from there)
-Charles
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If you want to get fancy, you can paint it over with your company colors...
I'm not joking either
Charles Wu
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I know you're hiding somewhere...
Ping me offlist
-Charles
Charles Wu
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Nothing terribly exciting at WiMAX World
WiNOG, on the other hand...
-Charles
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, GA 31701
NPA-NXX: 229-349
200 E Broad Avenue
Albany, GA 31705
NPA-NXX: 229-436
If the pricing is right, may have more in that general vicinity that I'd like
to hook up
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Charles Wu<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Funny you should mention that... we have had equipment "tribalized" here
>too.
>Even if you have an agreement signed by the tribal elders, the chapter
>presidency and the BIA, it means nothing.
You are allowed to declare war on sovereign nations =)
-Charles
Charl
Looking for someone who has expertise in Visual Studio (VB, c#, c) -- with a
specific emphasis on dll / active x programming
Please ping offlist
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t" of approved Sponsor "SPAM"
Has there been a change in policy? I've got plenty of press releases I'd love
to post =)
Charles Wu
President
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" (many, actually do both =)
Anyone game for 50 second minutes?
-Charles
Charles Wu
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Mike,
Not trying to sound like a jerk here, but it's not the VoIP...it's your network
Properly deployed...VoIP works fine (however, network construction standards
are MUCH STRICTER than what most data-only WISP networks currently support)
-Charles
Charles Wu
President
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Tom,
Bandwidth is generally not the issue with VoIP...it's pps and jitter buffers
G.729 is in that 8k / stream range too
-Charles
Charles Wu
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plitting into 2 camps
1. SIP trunk only providers (so they can set their demarc at the Asterisk PBX)
2. Managed Service Providers (guys who not just do VoIP, but support networks,
PCs, computers, apps, everything)
It's actually a pretty interesting discussion to get into...
-Charles
Charles
John,
I was under the impression that PowerCode (the billing platform you use) has
some sort of "VoIP Partnership" plan? Why not just go with them?
-Charles
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I'll take a copy of your excel file Charles.
;-)
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Anything that's WiMAX
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I'll be more than happy to sell you my copy =)
Uh...think that answers the question...
-Charles
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g Solutions
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Sent: Monday, July 28, 2008 4:59 PM
Subject: [WISPA] WiNOG September 29-30 Conference - Venue Question -
pleasevote
WiNOG Chicago – September 29
WiNOG Chicago – September 29-30, 2008
Scheduled the same week of WiMAXWorld 2008, WiNOG will augment the WiMAX World
program by providing focused sessions detailing fixed 802.16d WiMAX deployment
experiences in the 3.65 GHz band. In order to keep the cost of the event as
low as possible (we are
That's a lot easier *SAID* than done...
Especially when you factor in frame rates / etc (as one configures those
depending on the type of traffic)
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Keep them classified as "general install technicians" that spend less than 10%
of their time on a tower (which is true for most WISPs)
To have true workman's comp / insurance for full-time tower crews -- you're
insurance bills will jump to the tens of thousands of
-Charles
--
We pay a starting "tower climber" (he can climb and screw bolts) who shows up
to work on-time everday, has a solid driving record, and a clean drug test --
$30-35k / year with full benefits including health, dental, 401k, etc depending
on his level of experience -- even if he is Comtrain certifi
ate. I
will still use the tranzeo cpq-15, (think it replaced by the sl2 now),
and the cpq-19 as needed.
Charles Wu wrote:
> So, seeing the activity on this latest thread regarding Nanostations has
> peaked my interest...so, to satisfy my own curiosity, I decided to do some
> research on Na
So, seeing the activity on this latest thread regarding Nanostations has peaked
my interest...so, to satisfy my own curiosity, I decided to do some research
on Nanostations
(I'm making a lot of assumptions here, so please correct me if I'm wrong, as
I'm a relative newbie to this segment of the
MM5 was going to be 5ghz along with an MM2 (2.4ghz) and MM9
(900mhz)... but as you mentioned, the products have been discontinued.
Which really leaves me wondering what Trango is going to be selling?
Their 5 year old product is getting slow, and is still very expensive. :(
Travis
Charles Wu wrot
profit than a few AP's and SU's, but
I am only ever going to buy a "few" of the $10k radio sets, compared with
literally thousands of SU's over the years.
Travis
Microserv
Charles Wu wrote:
Trango is a very opportunistic company ran by a smart and opportunistic
indivi
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u mentioned, the products have been discontinued.
Which really leaves me wondering what Trango is going to be selling?
Their 5 year old product is getting slow, and is still very expensive. :(
Travis
Charles Wu wrote:
> Travis,
>
> The Trango 5830 / 900 / 2400 were up/down-coverted
(900mhz)... but as you mentioned, the products have been discontinued.
> Which really leaves me wondering what Trango is going to be selling?
> Their 5 year old product is getting slow, and is still very expensive. :(
>
> Travis
>
>
> Charles Wu wrote:
>> Travis,
: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rogelio
Sent: Friday, July 18, 2008 5:33 PM
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] top 10 benefits of Wimax in 3.65ghz - my 2 cents
Charles Wu wrote:
> Even thought this thread is a bit old, couldn't help but add my 2 cents (as
What about Trango?
Charles Wu wrote:
So, what down converted 802.11a systems are there for 900?
Mini-PCI:
Ubiquiti
Zcomax
Vendor Solutions:
Tranzeo
Alvarion
Vecima/WaveRider
Wu-Wu Special*
*We are doing some exploratory investigation =)
-Charles
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>Wu-WU Special? Or the "Mr. That Said" Special?
Hehe...
Maybe it's a subliminal message to get you to contact me off list =)
-Charles
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past, but proportionally the SBCs and
Chips with fast enough processing power, are inexpensive today.).
I thought it rather interesting to see the N/MIMO mpci cards comming out
(Ubiquitit SR71). It won't be long before the OEM 4 array antenna N class
APs are on the Towers streets and into M
tions that will help you innovate and grow your
business.
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wrote:
> So, what down converted 802.11a sy
>And these are as robust and immune from interference as Canopy?
C'mon Chuck...you know better =)
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>So, what down converted 802.11a systems are there for 900?
Mini-PCI:
Ubiquiti
Zcomax
Vendor Solutions:
Tranzeo
Alvarion
Vecima/WaveRider
Wu-Wu Special*
*We are doing some exploratory investigation =)
-Charles
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From: "Charles Wu" <[EMAIL PROTEC
Even thought this thread is a bit old, couldn't help but add my 2 cents (as
there seems to be a resurgence of "puff" in this space)
DISCLAIMER: I am also a vendor of various WiMAX 802.16d systems - so feel free
to apply your necessary 'BS' filter
Benefits of Wimax in 3.65ghz
1. Spectra
ks. at 18 GHz, a Class B should be fine.
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> To summarize, it details to the amou
ase elaborate about a Class B? This is new to me.
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> Actually...if you're willing
Actually...if you're willing to accept Class B status under Part 101, you can
even get a 2' in 11 GHz
NOTE: Class B is still MILES ahead of anything unlicensed
-Charles
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As some of you may (or may not) know, we used to organize large trade shows
several years ago...at its height, WiNOG had over 500+ attendees with 50+
exhibiting sponsors (I still have pictures of Rick Harnish and Mac Dearman @
the inaugural WISPA meeting in Chicago almost 3+ years ago =)
In 2006
Yes it does...it's a separate part number though (different interfaces on the
radio...and need to run a separate cable for power, b/c glass doesn't carry
electricity very well =)
-Charles
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Have you checked the WISPA vendor member list =)
http://www.isp-planet.com/fixed_wireless/equipment/distributors/cti.html
-Charles
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supposed to be offlist...
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Charles Wu
Sent: Fri 4/11/2008 8:18 AM
To: WISPA General List
Subject: RE: [WISPA] Rapid Link Completes Initial Round of Debt
FinancingTransaction
Hey Mike,
Congrats on the
Did you get my
Hey Mike,
Congrats on the
Did you get my message earlier this week? I've need a bunch (initial trial of
50,000 / month ramping up to 10+ million / month in the next 12 months) of
short, inbound-ONLY toll-free calls at 2400 baud converted to IP, and need
either per-call or per-second typ
Can anyone cover
2233 Wolf Front Rd
Van Alstyne TX 75495
Let me know
-Charles
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>In the quotes from your staff for 11Ghz, you list Licensing Fees.
>Is CWLABs an authorized Frequency Coordinator, such as Comsearch or
Micronet?
There's no such thing as an "authorized" Frequency Coordinator...it's a
deregulated process, where if one follows the FCC rules and notifies
anyone in t
In case people weren't aware...2 somewhat exciting things in the world
of Part 101
1. 2' dishes are legal in 11 GHz
2. FCC dropped licensing fees (now costs about $2500 to license a link
vs. $3500 a month ago)
Additional things that would be helpful (just my personal opinion)
1. Relax the inter
How far is your link?
Rain fade at 60/80 GHz is about 5-8x that of 10 GHz
Plus, the antenna beamwidths at 60/80 GHz are so tight that tower /
building sway at distances greater than 10 miles become a MAJOR concern
-Charles
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Hi Ryan,
I could ship you a board (RB532 or RB532A) tomorrow morning...
-Charles
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Patrick,
It is my understanding that there isn't a 3.5 GHz profile for 802.16e...
-Charles
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Regarding the 6 GHz license, you could just recoordinate on that
frequency...the only person who would object would be the license
holder, who shouldn't if you're buying the radios / license from them =)
-Charles
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1. yes
2. licenses are done on a per-site basis...since you are moving the
site, it would be treated as a new license (there is a possibility that
you could "claim" rounding error for the path move, but I would imagine
it is more than likely that a tower large enough to hold solid parabolic
6' wou
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McD's!!
Sheesh, don't sell yourself short. If they want to be an ISP then they
need to pay for a T1 and pay T1 prices.
Best,
Brad
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