Hey Marlon,
I asked you for the contact information of the person in Ottawa. (damn
it is hard to get good help these days) :o
You getting so famous it is hard trying to talk to you. Maybe I should
make like I am as famous as you. :-P
Just trying to get the ball rolling up here in the Frozen
For the profile, I use RadioMobile and export the path to a text
file. I then put the first 2 columns into the second tab on the
spreadsheet. Works great.
On Nov 13, 2005, at 2:03 PM, Dylan Oliver wrote:
Paul,
I haven't tried the Spectra yet but am planning some links with the
Link
Because a lot of traffic crossing our network is in packets smaller than
1500 bytes I have been playing with Mikrotik's M3P to aggregate the smaller
packets together. Throughput wise this seems to work very well and we see a
big improvement on the amount of data we can pass over our wireless
I'd be scared to climb one of those, with the
section of the tower weighing less than I do. I wonder how strong they are from
the perspective of climbing safety. For example if a fall takes a direction jult
to the cross member tied off to?
Tom DeReggiRapidDSL Wireless, IncIntAirNet- Fixed
Not suppose to climb them, I guess.
Tom DeReggi wrote:
I'd be scared to climb one of those,
with the section of the tower weighing less than I do. I wonder how
strong they are from the perspective of climbing safety. For example if
a fall takes a direction jult to the cross member
In my experience, the guys at MikroTik are quite responsive to user
requests.
Have you asked them about this?
--
Blair Davis
West Michigan Wireless, ISP
269-686-8648
Paul Hendry wrote:
Because a lot of traffic crossing our network is in packets smaller than
1500 bytes I have been playing
I've posted a couple of times on the forum but no responses. Is there an
alternative out there?
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Sent: 14 November 2005 23:57
To: WISPA General List
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Packet Aggregation
In my
PacWireless makes a 900Mhz 18 dbi Parabolic grid antenna.
M2 makes a 900Mhz 17.5 dbi Yagi antenna.
We had found that 900 was very particular to placement, even a few inches in
one direction or the other can make big differences in link quality. Has
anyone used both antenna types for a
Tom,
Check out the newer 15 dbi grid from Pac - it's the same grid as the 2.4
parabolic, but with a 900 mhz horn.
It ROCKS in comparison to many other antennas, and I've used 'em all.
I'm usin this particular one with Canopy - 12 miles out and -74 through thick
trees on the CPE end. 7
Paul,
Send me the coordinates of the link and pictures from antenna height at both
ends looking down the path and I can give you a pretty good
idea..ok, here is where a disclaimer goes :P
Rick Harnish
President
OnlyInternet Broadband Wireless, Inc.
260-827-2482 Office
260-307-4000 Cell
Sure Paul, its called Karlnet, no wait YDI, no wait, Terabeam, no wait,
Proxim, yeah that what it is this week, Turbocell on 802.11a Atheros. You
can find the information on the www.karlnet.com, nope that's gone now,
www.ydi.com, nope that's gone now, www.terabeam.com, oops that just got
Will do.
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Sent: 15 November 2005 02:13
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Subject: RE: [WISPA] Atheros speed WRAP vs RB532
Paul,
Send me the coordinates of the link and pictures from antenna height at
I know that Packeteer does it but it's a bit on the expensive side. I'm
surprised there isn't a FreeBSD or Linux package out there that does it :(
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Sent: 15 November 2005 02:25
To: 'WISPA General
Title: Insurance / Service Plan Offerings
We're coming into our 3rd year of operation soon. I am curious how others are doing combat against the replacement / repair / service call costs associated with having to replace CPE end equipment.
I was thinking about offering a service plan like
JohnnyO wrote:
We're coming into our 3rd year of operation soon. I am curious how
others are doing combat against the replacement / repair / service call
costs associated with having to replace CPE end equipment.
I was thinking about offering a service plan like DirecTV / Cellular
Companies
Title: Insurance / Service Plan Offerings
Hi,
We retain ownership of the CPE, so when it goes bad, we replace it free
of charge. If they are out of contract, we have them sign a new 12
month contract and they get it for free.
Travis
Microserv
JohnnyO wrote:
We're coming into
Hi,
I just looked on Pac Wireless' website, as well as Wisp-router and I
don't see the 900mhz grid. Do you have a part number or direct link?
Travis
Microserv
Rick Smith wrote:
Tom,
Check out the newer 15 dbi grid from Pac - it's the same grid as the 2.4
parabolic, but with a 900 mhz
George - that may work in your neck of the woods and I have been doing
the same since day 1. This past year - we replaced over $8,000 worth of
CPEs - that is almost a full months revenue for us Mind you - we
dealt with hurricanes and severe lightning - but - - - we can no longer
as a company
I'm curious about this too.. Are you using off-the-shelf stuff? Can you
sell an insurance policy to customers to offset the replacement costs?
JohnnyO wrote:
George - that may work in your neck of the woods and I have been doing
the same since day 1. This past year - we replaced over $8,000
What George wrote.
It can be annoying to replace equipment, but, the hassle of trying to
talk the customer into replacing it is just not worth it.
With 200 subs, I am replacing an average of 1 radio a month.
Not too bad at all
--
Blair Davis
West Michigan Wireless ISP
269-686-8648
That is what the insurance plan would prevent - They will have a choice
to opt out - but if they do - they will be responsible for the cost
of a new CPE. If it were only 1 CPE a month - I wouldn't sweat it -
but 6 months out of the year - it's almost 8 per month !
I was thinking charging
I feel for ya JohhnyO, seriously.
I've changed out every Smart bridge I ever installed except two and
dittto for tranzeos.
The EZ Bridges were great for a while, but going past 2 years now with
them and we're starting to replace them as well.
I'm not sure how many rados I've replaced this
So your subs own the CPE?
Brian
JohnnyO wrote:
That is what the insurance plan would prevent - They will have a choice
to "opt out" - but if they do - they will be responsible for the "cost"
of a new CPE. If it were only 1 CPE a month - I wouldn't sweat it -
but 6 months out of the
Whats the cost comparison on these three?
Travis Johnson wrote:
Hi,
I just looked on Pac Wireless' website, as well as Wisp-router and I
don't see the 900mhz grid. Do you have a part number or direct link?
Travis
Microserv
Rick Smith wrote:
Tom,
Check out the newer 15 dbi grid from Pac
Title: Insurance / Service Plan Offerings
Hrmm, what about getting subs to pay for the installation
cost for the replacement trip ?
Bill 'em $75 or so for the service call to replace it -
that'd go somewhere toward paying some of the CPE off.
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[mailto:[EMAIL
http://www.pacwireless.com/products/GD9-15_datasheet.pdf
I paid about $75 through CTI...
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Brian Rohrbacher
Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005 11:58 PM
To: WISPA General List
Subject: Re: [WISPA] 900Mhz Grid
i like that idea. have the contract read that replacement of the
equipment for whatever reason incurs a minimum trip charge of $75 or buy
insurance @ $4 a month.
Peter R. wrote:
The DISH network actually charges for replacement.
I had a DVR go bad and it cost me $50 for replacement.
Ain't
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