Marlon started it. He brought the bottle of whiskey! This is a good
point though. Those brainstorming sessions face to face are hard to beat
at any price. Much is learned and shared by all in a very short time span.
:-)
Scriv
I suspect the next show I attend - - there will be a major
Hello Brian,
Tessco has climbing stuff and Tennessee Equipment is another option.
Lurk on the Tower-pro list for other climbing stuff.
We need to hook up for lunch someday, we are not that far apart!
Barry
Tuesday, August 16, 2005, 10:58:25 AM, you wrote:
BR I'll need to order today. Does
Ah, I found 'em!
Glenmartin.com is a good supplier too.
These were the rest of the order...
Item No. = RG-5000
Product = Wire Rope Grab
Total Price = 195.00
Item No. = FP-13400
Product = Tower Positioning Kit
Total Price
Robert,
You may have misunderstood. Entering my sites
is NOT awkward for me, and I do not mind the proceedure. I am a technical
person, intuitive to figure it out, and worth my time to enter once, regardless
if awkward, for the advantage of many to open easilly.
My complaint, was for
I will add...
I bought a rope grabber for 3/8 metal wire. I made the mistake of buying
the inexpensive $99 version, it is a pain to work with because it needs to
be assembled around the wire/rope, and is difficult to do as I climb the
tower and need to remove it to go over the brackets that
Which is what my original post was about as well. I do not have a problem with how to enter, though I hope I can edit soon. It is a pain for the potential customer. I always tell the programmers that have worked for me, I do not care how hard it is for you, it MUST be easy for the user.
John, see below.. 2 links for you to compare for the Fieldmapping issue...
Tom, Scott,, ok.. i see now... yes.. i agree...
well... we do have a State/City/Zip filter.. that outta help... so that the user doesnt have to circumnavigate the globe to find ya :o)
currently our map has this data
Hiya Jon,
Glad to see you are finally off of that Prozac stuff! grin
I'll step (not too far) out on a limb and assume you are talking about
*this* know it all as one of those you are obviously tired of.
Let me see if I can address your points one at a time. More below
Marlon
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Some are typists, some are clickers. Clickers don't type. Not too hard to click on a state, click on a city and be close to home. Just need to be able to see the WISPs that are in town.
I realize that you have drop downs for the cities, but as someone mentioned before, if I list my WISP as
Scott.. that makes sense.. i think what we will do is have a button next to the CITY/ZIP filters that say, SHOW SURROUNDING Wireless Internet Service Providers
that will make sure the map is more useful... thoughts?
John, can we do this???
On 8/16/05, Scott Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some are
Marlon, please don't take anything I said personally bud - it wasn't
directed at you or anyone specifically. I've always said that you are a
great guy, you give a ton of great, practical, free advice. That's nothing
short of inspiring. We all have to share and give more back to your industry
than
Brian Rohrbacher wrote:
last chance. I am ordering. Well, it's been 3 yearsbut it's time
for a harness. Up until now I only climbed grain legs. I am going to
go up a 90ft Rohn 25g style tower. It there anything else I need.
Yeah...How about some training???
Can I get some
Or a button that says, "Show other sites by this
provider".
Tom DeReggiRapidDSL Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
- Original Message -
From:
Robert Kim
Wireless Internet Advisor
To: WISPA General List ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August
I've alwaysfound the same feelingsout in the public.Perhaps aquality standard(and award) should be defined for our industry?
That said, I also find most of the issues are interference related ;(
On 8/16/05, Rick Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Look at what people are saying in everyday conversation
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