Anyone cover this location and want to split a customer with me ?
12 Kent Road
Aston, PA 19014
I imagine there's a tower on-site...it's a TV station.
Let me know asap.
R
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Anyone cover this location and want to split a customer with me ?
12 Kent Road
Aston, PA 19014
I imagine there's
fyi, we just switched over a fios customer onto our trango 900 mhz system.
they were so pissed at the up/down constant thrashing of their high speed
fios service... quite happy with us now :)
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yeah, I was reading this article, and I believe it to be FUD.
They were bragging about the ability to backhaul wirelessly between
towers...whoopee...
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first impression, is that the FCC's looking to set prices.
nondiscrimination pops up a lot... blegh!
You mean Al Gore didn't invent all this ? /faint/
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what hardware ?
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Subject: [WISPA] NextLink in Phoenix
XO Communications today launched broadband wireless services in Phoenix,
bringing
Can we dupe this conversation over here ?
I'm going to be performing much the same calc today.
I'll fill ya'll in.
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Sent: Monday, March 19, 2007 12:19 AM
Subject: [WISP] cost per customer and new toys
Scotch Super 33 tape over the connectors, right close as you can get to the
antenna, all the way down the lmr past where the rubber joint is - then
mastic over that - then 33 again over the mastic.
This is called a courtesy wrap, cause if you ever have to open it back up,
you slice down to the
they seal the heck out of things and it is really
bizarre to me how any water is getting in there but it is. If they have
questions about your process they may be contacting you directly.
Many thanks,
Scriv
Rick Smith wrote:
Scotch Super 33 tape over the connectors, right close as you can get
not if you squeeze the mastic up over the nut close to the antenna N
connector, and over the ends of the tape near the heat wrap...then it's
sealing off the courtesy wrap inside...
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Is there anywhere online that actually states WHAT we will need to provide ?
I.e. data format, etc. - It was my impression that this was still under
discussion at the FBI...
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I have a system - Mikrotik 5.8 in on SR5 / 2.4 out on SR2
with currently one customer on it.
He's seeing occasional REALLY high latency through his device (High Gain
Antennas 8186hp @ 100' away from the POP) - like 900 - 5000 ms pings and
some time-outs.
I'm on what Mikrotik is telling me is a
Unger
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History? Did it ever work?
Distance? 100' from the POP?
The signals are too hot.
jack
Rick Smith wrote:
I have a system - Mikrotik 5.8 in on SR5 / 2.4 out on SR2
with currently one
of behavior
in a high noise environment. Does it persist through all channels?
Sam Tetherow
Sandhills Wireless
Rick Smith wrote:
yeah, 100' away from the pop. across the street (dead side street,
antenna way up above car level)
This is the first week we had this customer connected
u got it.
Verizons of the world are out there saying $100k for a way to stop terrorism
? NO PROBLEM!
Those little guys must be sucked up and put out of business, so we can
prevent another 9/11
argh what a crock of $**7!
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no, 900 mhz rfid would be 20mhz bands. They MUST be exceeding EIRP, tho,
because I've never seen problems with rfid at close ranges like that, and
not having good reads with normal, or even less than normal power. Problem
is, rfid is 100% tx/rx 100% of the time.
How far away is this from you ?
you try and
resolve this via attorneys, etc. My customers would be SCREAMING after the
first hour of downtime.
The fastest solution is to switch to h-pol and start changing customers.
Travis
Microserv
Rick Smith wrote:
no, 900 mhz rfid would be 20mhz bands. They MUST be exceeding EIRP, tho
yeah? Wait'll 700 mhz is unlicensed. Talk about the perfect rfid spectrum.
fUn
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Walmart
When we were in DC a
think this'll be true @ my local wal mart too ? I'm about 1000 feet from
one.
Just do a 900 mhz survey in their parking lot ?
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1) How many are there total - anyone know ?
2) How many are registered here and listening
3) How many are members of WISPA ?
4) How do we start calling other WISPS and get them to join WISPA ?
3,000 x $270 / year = lobbying $$$.
100 x 270 / year = joke.
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heh. My closest tower is 282 miles from there.
LOL
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How far away
well, it's been awesome for us. We've already sold a couple of hotspot
management packages locally just based on the fear that the FBI will come
knocking.
I'm really hoping that CALEA requirements settle down to allowing tcpdump /
ethereal captures... This is what WISPA should be lobbying for
: Re: [isp-wireless] More CALEA deadlines. Monday March 12th
Rick Smith wrote:
well, it's been awesome for us. We've already sold a couple of hotspot
management packages locally just based on the fear that the FBI will come
knocking.
There is a good group going back to DC the 2nd I believe
this ? http://www.ubnt.com/cf.php4
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Subject: [WISPA] 900 mhz BPF
A little while back someone posted a source for 900 mhz BPF
yeah interesting quote...
Only universities and libraries would be excluded, one participant said.
There's a PR concern with including the libraries, so we're not going to
include them, the participant quoted the Justice Department as saying. We
know we're going to get a pushback, so we're not
Wonder what kinda bandwidth this will eat up.
http://www.apple.com/appletv/
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...yet...
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Anyone Seen AppleTV yet ?
At least their not trying to stream the content.
-RickG
On 2/28/07, Rick
the typically lower upstream cap).
Rich
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Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2007 7:36 AM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Anyone Seen AppleTV yet ?
Rick Smith wrote:
Wonder what kinda bandwidth this will eat up.
http
if they wanted to share the network but only with people who
could figure that out? =-)
On 2/28/07, David E. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rick Smith wrote:
Can't vendors make it so that whatever you use as the securing KEY can't
be
contained in the hostname, essid or anywhere else ? Common
happened to open my laptop in town to work on a hotspot of mine today.
Say an interesting essid... f6a13. and it was locked down.
Well, I noticed that it was 10 digits, and when I signed on to it and
happened to type that into the WEP KEY area as well, it WAS THE WEP KEY to
use to sign onto
(like NAF, MAP, Cisco, Intel, ieee,
etc.).
If you'd like to join the fcc committee. grin
marlon
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From: Rick Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, February 25, 2007 4:10 AM
Subject: RE: [WISPA] Is it enough ?
maybe WISPA
Other people in 04-186 are posting fully written positions.
Other WISPs are just filing I agree with WISPA... comments.
I don't think that's enough! I think, AT THE WORST, that you should cut and
paste WISPA's filing if that's what you agree with.
At the LEAST fully state your position!
We
meet and then
actually started seeing some profits at some point. Advertising is a
mystery. Its like certain wireless gear. It might work in some areas but not
others. Are you in a rural area?
Superior Wireless
New Orleans,La.
www.superior1.com
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actually, I've been told the opposite. Buyers of your company want
as close to zero liability as possible. Especially when they will probably
come in and replace your gear with theirs. If the two seem to match,
you only win bigger...
Loans / Leases / Credit Lines are BAD in the eyes of a
Telcos. They're going to get what they want @ the FCC, which is to put the
little guys out of business. It'll just be a matter of time and money, and
we don't have much of either.
Of course, wasn't it Marlon that said that that's what people said about us
5 yrs ago and here we are, still, today
Of George Rogato
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 7:06 PM
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] For those in business just about a year...
Rick Smith wrote:
actually, I've been told the opposite. Buyers of your company want
as close to zero liability as possible. Especially when
bring in new money and new people my
feeling is you stand a chance you'll just end up with more of the
same. Trying to meet too many expectations is not a good thing and
ruins your focus.
Lonnie
On 2/20/07, Rick Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yep, rural NJ. Northern. ALL hills, ALL trees.
Doin
Same direction I'm headed, but the big catch is debt free
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] For those in business just about a year...
This could be the same path as the arguments for and against Open Source are
taking these days.
In the end, Open Source is winning...
However, I see a bad apples component to Mark's argument. If the rules
are to allow us to mix / match any individually certified components
into a whole new
Anyone understand the full process of getting something certified at the FCC
?
I.e. I'd like to send in an RB112 with SR9, pigtail, LMR jumper, and Pac
Wireless
Yagi to get certified as a combination. And, every other combination I
use.
As I understand the rules, that would allow me to
thanks patrick
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Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 11:24 AM
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Subject: RE: using equipment from overseas companies Re: [WISPA]
FollowingtheFCC rules ?
Mario,
Most of
Couple questions for you:
1) How did you get funding ?
2) How many customers are you up to so far ?
3) How many installations per month / week / day ?
4) How did they find you ? Advertising methods...
I'm in the middle of rebuilding my company from the disaster it's been in
because of a
Ubiquiti Ls5 is stickered isn't it ?
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RB112+CM9+Rootenna if
Can I hear from people that are running an
SR9 and an SR2 on the same board, be it
RB112 or 532's, that are putting them both
on one board in the same enclosure ?
I've read about problems doing that because
of the fact that the SR9 is just an up/down
converted 2.4 card...
And in fact, I'm seeing
Hey, someone's done it! A portable tower elevator.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,251888,00.html
:)
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Trendnet. Hands down. I STILL thank JohnnyO for turning me on to them.
VERY reliable.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16833156001
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I know this question will get a lot of
varied response, but I
figured I'd throw it out there.
I'm in the middle of investing / biz
plans, etc... Trying to
come up with a number for what we would
theoretically spend to
reinvent the company so-to-speak and get
the name known.
Looking at radio /
Just paid up... include RTPS Networks, Inc. d/b/a Near You Networks
THANKS! AWESOME IDEA!
R
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Sent: Monday, February 12, 2007 4:25 PM
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I think I'm going to be the first to say this, but
I don't have time to give a crap about calea. I'm
taking advantage of an industry organization to do
something on my behalf, because I can't have the
time to give a crap later when the FCC comes knocking
after finding out I DIDN'T file...
Now,
OK, Don't point me to some confusing URL I don't have time
(or patience) to read about how to comply with CALEA.
What are YOU as a WISP doing to comply ?
How much is it costing you ?
What technology ?
How would you provide the hook in so the FBI could just
listen in at any time (is that
try to do our best.
marlon
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Sent: Monday, February 12, 2007 9:44 PM
Subject: RE: [WISPA] Form 445
Ya know Mac, not funny, at the same time, funny.
I think Mark's got a point, albeit
make that 5. I just hooked up with a couple of retired guys from Motorola,
and we've found 4 investors willing to pony up some serious ($3MM) cash
over the next 3 yrs.
One of them actually suggested installing VL soon. :)
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Someone a bit back shared some code with a list, and I can't for the life of
me find where
I put it, developed some on top of it, and came up with something web based
that was
pretty cool.
hehe. I've got like 7 machines here that I could've picked, and it was a
tiny file... doh!
If had
I'll give you the time tested answer to that question.
It depends.
:)
I've got 3 AP's up now, starting to have SOME luck, mostly LOS, a couple
NLOS here but no leaf experience yet as the trees are naked...
On one NLOS shot in town, around corner 3/4 mile away, I can transfer
18mbps through
?
Scriv
Rick Smith wrote:
I'll give you the time tested answer to that question.
It depends.
:)
I've got 3 AP's up now, starting to have SOME luck, mostly LOS, a
couple NLOS here but no leaf experience yet as the trees are naked...
On one NLOS shot in town, around corner 3/4 mile away, I can
I wish it were that way for me.
I called a competitor once, as I had a $500/month account. All I could
see was the tower they're on. Called them, told em I'd pay them
$250 / month for the account ( I know they charge a lot more than
that... ) since I'd manage the customer, etc.
They hung up on
Is ubiquity planning on making an LS9 to go alongside
the LS2 and LS5 models ?
I'd be interested...
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If I had a customer wanting 5 meg committed, with burst rates up to 15,
assuming I could provide 15 to him via mikrotik / alvarion / etc etc., how
would you price such an offering ? Not like I could call other ISPs and
check out the same thing
What's the going rate per meg for bandwidth these
As if I had to say it...
DON'T EVER BUY A HARNESS USED.
I bought mine here:
http://www.glenmartin.com/industrial/bodyharness2.htm
(Eagle Tower LE - the first one..)
Should get one'a these:
http://www.glenmartin.com/industrial/wireropegrabs.html
One'a these:
Anyone have a way to convert mass addresses into lat / long numbers ?
I have a spreadsheet of locations for a customer that I'd like to map in
Radio Mobile, and obviously need to do it via Lat/Long.
R
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If I were to build a script for my tech support phone answering,
and share it with you all as an FAQ, what do you think the most
common questions are, and how are they answered. Keep in mind,
that I'm attempting to write a script, so to speak, for an operator
to pick up the phone and cluefully
me 2. And it's all stuff we've discussed already.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 2:53 PM
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well, I for one converted 3 EL customers this week. 2 more
next week so far.
the DSL plant they're working with up here (Sprint local)
is just my best advertising. Fastest they offer is 512 / 90. lol.
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Looking at a great possibility here, for a whole county in NJ
installing a municipal driven wireless network, operating a
public safety network as well as a broadband delivery
component for other ISPs and Customers...
Any PDF's or the like would be greatly appreciated as
reading material :)
R
test...
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their units in ad hoc mode shouting out that essid?
I see HP setup quite abit and that is in ad hoc mode. Naturally thats an HP
printer waiting to get set up.
George
Rick Smith wrote:
no, mikrotik in this case, doing a 'scan' on the interface...shows
their ssid's in their trucks
even
heard of anyone getting in trouble for it. (war driving or grape sampling).
I suppose that if you got greedy with either one, you would get your hand
slapped.
Pete Davis
NoDial.net.
Rick Smith wrote:
ah yes, but then you would've had a cop knock on the front door,
and ASK your permission
With all this discussion, I've not done it in a while for
clients - is there a website somewhere that details all
the methods for A/P and CPE security ?
I remember Win XP being a royal pain in the keister when
trying to get it to work with WEP and Linksys...
Any good guides out there ? Perhaps
yeah I can see 10 - 12 of them at any time off one of my towers.
I'm 1/2 mile from a sears garage where they repair those vans...
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Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2006 11:11 PM
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unless we ISPs all get together and lock up the wifi world for customers.
I've charged people $50 to go in and secure their stuff. I could do it
for $20... ;)
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Sent: Sunday, December 31, 2006
ah yes, but then you would've had a cop knock on the front door,
and ASK your permission to use the phone. At which point, you
COULD say NO! and shut the door on them. Or, you could let them
in, and tell them OK! here it is!
BUT...They wouldn't do the equivalent of walking up to your NID,
as before, you shouldn't see them unless you set your
tower as a client/cpe. I have never seen them do anything with an AP, other
than BE one. Dis you know that was what the SST-PR-1 was before?
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Saturday Musings- Another (older) Truck-PC type
ad hoc mode?
Rick Smith wrote:
nod, a scan on the AP shows them...
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On Behalf Of Ralph
Sent: Sunday, December 31, 2006 4:23 PM
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Subject: RE
Patrick,
what exactly is this illegal hardware you're referring to ?
Can't be tranzeo
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Sent: Friday, December 29, 2006 1:19 AM
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Subject: RE: [WISPA] StarOS or
Interesting thing is Mikrotik is seeing the same problem on 3.0beta4.
They say it'll be corrected when beta 5 is released. No date on t
that yet
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why? You're the only one against it
*wink* *wink* *nod* *nod*
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Apparently, the rumor is the
Did someone say they were a ruckus dealer ?
I'd like to get a unit to test in a specific coverage area.
R
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as long as you OFFER it to them on a poster somewhere in the building.
At least, that's what NJ says... that way it's opt in and there's no
discrimination
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I've got two of these, exactly the same. They're really stable. I've never
measured them, but they say they go about 20' into the air. I am 6' and
this one's about 2x over my head. I'd say around 15' or so, and there's
still a lot to crank up on it.
Got bored the other day, so I raised some
I figure about 15 minutes for an RB112 / mikrotik / SR5 and SR2 cards
w/cables, exterior cables, and antenna hookup / testing.
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Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2006 1:52 PM
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nope :) Guess why. Right. No one's getting my info from that data.
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Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2006 8:03 PM
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Subject: [WISPA] FW: Notice That Public
Got 2 AP's and 3 SM's, all 900 connectorized, all advantage hardware.
Need to get rid of them, and recoup $$$, to be honest.
They were installed, but only for a few weeks.
We pulled the POP due to lack of funding for the area.
Looking for $1200 per AP, and $250 per SM.
Contact me offlist.
R
http://www.blabitonline.com is the site for my private-network
secure i/m server and client.
Not compatible with anything else, on purpose. Only closed-network.
R
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Sent: Monday, December 18, 2006 9:09 PM
To: isp-wireless
I don't even know where to start.
I understand the malicious part - employee gone bad, fine. Punish him. But
2 years ? and 3 yrs after ?
This is unlicensed stuff, can we really claim business interruption !? I
would've hoped I had a defense attorney that could say Hey, they have to
accept
of course, if you own an Scorp, you HAVE to have annual meetings with
minutes and post annual reports to the state. At least in NJ.
And, Tom's right. Repayment of loans is a nice way to not pay tax. NOW,
you can only do that if you've actually loaned the company things. But if
you're a
I still get junk mail in my mailbox at the road.
I don't like pay-per-email ideas - they (spammers) will then just pay...
I think the internet really needs to revamp the smtp idea with authenticated
senders. Just having a 25 port open shouldn't be enough
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oh yeah, that organ donor email thing is a bunch of crap.
If you were in that situation, you'd be given a pager and a cell phone.
They ring the pager, call the cell, call your house, and will have someone
come to your house and PICK YOU UP IN AN ANBULANCE if it's that life
threatening.
THAT
now that's cool.
See if Brandon can figure out the how many hosts are behind that IP
address solution where you can then figure out who's reselling your service
or just plain sharing it with everyone and their neighbor, at your expense.
I've heard there's a set of bytes in the netflow headers
http://www.mikrotik.com hands down these days.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Forbes Mercy
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 2:29 PM
To: WISPA General List
Subject: [WISPA] AP Search
We're still looking for the ideal Access Point. We
I've been going through a bunch of sale / merger / buyout / funding meetings
lately, and that's about the salary they've all agreed on for an owner of a
wisp at around 500 users.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Marlon K. Schafer
Sent:
I've been seeing something strange in a pop I'm changing over from
Trango 900 to Tik and SR9.
The Trango AP reports the noise floor ( on all 4 channels ) to be
no worse than -88 (for vpol, that's awesome!) I can make a link
from 2 miles out with the trango, no problem. I remember surveying
Sign em to a 2 yr contract, up his fee by x$ (with some discount tossed in),
and be done with it.
As a cancellation fee, charge him that year's service you missed.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Brian Rohrbacher
Sent: Monday, December
about 50k. I remember getting rambunxious a while back.
That call calmed me down :)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of David Weddell
Sent: Monday, December 11, 2006 5:35 PM
To: 'WISPA General List'
Subject: RE: [WISPA] I want one!!!
I just
ditto, and now I've taken over 100% of the company from the one person
that did help me along early on.
We built a large network here in NJ - across 12 locations, and it covers
1000's of potential accounts with no access to dsl or cable.
Now looking for someone to come in with some operating /
there.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Matt Liotta
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 9:32 AM
To: WISPA General List
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Industry failings
Rick Smith wrote:
We built a large network here in NJ - across 12 locations, and it
covers 1000's
I thought about the same things. Once I put canopy or trango in, I've gotta
replace
the whole damn radio once cable / dsl starts taking away my customers.
I'm in a cable / dsl area, and taking customers away from them, and basing
it on
Mikrotik. We're faster, not cheaper, and definitely
available per sector. Are you using the whole 900 MHz band
on one sector? If yes then how do you stop self-interference on adjacent
sectors?
Scriv
Rick Smith wrote:
I thought about the same things. Once I put canopy or trango in, I've
gotta replace the whole damn radio once cable / dsl starts
get a shop vac.
get a box of pull string or a long enough piece of lightweight string.
get a tennis ball (or whiffle ball) and tie the string to it.
Turn on shop vac.
Suck the ball through.
Don't laugh. It'll work!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL
packs + roo.
Rick Smith wrote:
Where are people buying their SR9 client setups, if at all ?
What kind of pricing per CPE
I'm looking at a couple places, and coming back with like $350 each
for
a
rootenna / cable / SR9 / P.S. and RB112
Anyone see anything different ?
R
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WISPA
wireless@wispa.org
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 7:11 PM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] 900 Mhz Mikrotik SR9 Clients
http://www.star-v3.com/store/
$262 ea in ten packs + roo.
Rick Smith wrote:
Where are people buying their SR9 client setups, if at all ?
What kind of pricing per CPE
I'm looking
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