Chase Phillips wrote:
I know we don't do QOS right now but we might soon. If that
prioritization (based on packet TOS) makes sense for a lot of our
customers, we might implement that feature sooner.
Speaking of quality,
Chase, what is your groups real world performance expectations
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And they said Ken was to old for that kind of stuff, But I always new he
had it in him (sorry for the late reply, I just read this now)
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Chase Phillips wrote:
Hi Marlon,
On 4/19/07, Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Welcome to the list! Thanks for joining us.
Happy to be here! I remember when John told me about starting WISPA
years ago. Before that, I remember all of us at MVN
Ok... I have to go off-topic for a second... I keep seeing the Main
Street USA subject line and need to post... and it's Friday... :)
Which state in the US has the longest main street and how long is it?
Travis
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Ralph,
As quoted
Arizona
McDowell , when I left AZ in '87 was 356 miles long and growing, was a
very long street.
But my town here on the Central Oregon Coast, has to have one of the
longest... HWY 101 runs from Mexico to Wsrshington State.
Travis Johnson wrote:
Ok... I have to go off-topic for a second...
wishful thinking
FCC realizes areas are underserved.
They also realize independent broadband providers -- read wireless
ISPs -- are an excellent, if not better, solution as a competitive
solution in many areas, rural and otherwise.
FCC makes sub-700Mhz available for unlicensed
wishful thinking
FCC realizes areas are underserved.
They also realize independent broadband providers -- read wireless
ISPs -- are an excellent, if not better, solution as a competitive
solution in many areas, rural and otherwise.
FCC makes sub-700Mhz available for unlicensed broadband,
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I'll not be running again so we need two new board members.
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OK guys, where is the least expensive source for poe injectors
splitters and power supplys?
Thanks!
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Where did you get THAT number?
3000. 6000.
I'd bet that there are less than 2000 total indie ISP's left.
Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181 wrote:
Arrggh!
The REAL problem is that the don't accurately count providers. They
only catch the larger ones.
We're NOT behind. Not like
I find it funny that CITI has been marking all these tech companies as
sell before burned, yet their clients were involved in the IPO's.
http://www.fool.com/investing/value/2007/03/12/clearwire-burns-cash-churns-investors.aspx
March 12, 2007
Mobile mogul Craig McCaw's latest venture,
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*ATT, Earthlink Eye Chicago Wi-Fi*
/Pitching plans to city for wireless broadband network/
Posted 2007-04-20
Chicago should prove to be an interesting battleground for wireless
broadband over the next few years, as both Earthlink and ATT hope to
build citywide Wi-Fi networks. Chicago is also
It is kind of an apples to oranges comparison since Japan and Korea and
a few other places (even Aussie) have more than 70% of their population
living densely in a city. That makes BB penetration easy.
That being said. Since 1999, the RBOCs have been charging us for a DS3
fiber network that
I already filled out mine, now when can I start campaigning, I have my
lawn signs ready
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I just filled mine out. If any of you have not
River rd along the Mississippi river, but that's more than one state...
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Ralph,
As quoted from the link below;
Google distributed the devices to businesses and apartment complexes
in Mountain View that were having trouble connecting to the city's
free wireless system.
http://money.cnn.com/2007/03/26/technology/pluggedin_lashinsky_google.fortune/index.htm
Regards,
Found this on Slashdot
For years, plenty of folks (including the Government Accountability Office)
have been pointing out that the way the FCC
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20070205/165735.shtml measures broadband
competition is very flawed. It simply assumes that if a single household in
a
Arrggh!
The REAL problem is that the don't accurately count providers. They only
catch the larger ones.
We're NOT behind. Not like some like to claim we are.
Hell, there are at LEAST 3000 wisps out there yet the FCC only has 400 of
them filing the form 477. I'll bet the real
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I would think that if I owned a stock, a speculative non profitable
stock such as CLWR, that the analysts said had 5 years before it ran out
of gas, I'd keep that stock. Probably buy more. So says others.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ao?s=CLWR
Peter R. wrote:
I find it funny that CITI has
For years, plenty of folks (including the Government Accountability Office)
have been pointing out that the way the FCC
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20070205/165735.shtml measures broadband
competition is very flawed. It simply assumes that if a single household in
a zip code is offered
I would tend to agree with you Peter. That number may have been valid 12
months ago, but I have seen quite a few in my area that have closed up shop.
I can only assume that our area is similar to the rest of the country.
Rick Harnish
President
OnlyInternet Broadband Wireless, Inc.
Wow!!! That's very cool Frank!
Thanks much,
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I'd say US 1, which runs from the end of Florida, to the border of Canada on
the East Coast. It's Main Street for most cities it goes through. US 1 in
Florida is at least 400 miles long...
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On 4/19/07, George Rogato [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Speaking of quality,
Chase, what is your groups real world performance expectations noise,
self interference, and speeds?
What most people are interested in when asking that question of our
gear is what our performance is through
Ok the answer is Island Park, Idaho. The Main Street is actually 31
miles long. :)
We provide service in that area, and it's a very popular recreation
area (snowmobiles, fly fishing, outdoor sportsman, etc.).
Travis
Microserv
Doug Ratcliffe wrote:
I'd say US 1, which runs from the
Yeah. But the FCC is also to blame. The form is ridiculously complicated.
And how many are really gonna fill it out? The FCC needs to really do
research beyond asking the public to provide input.
Unfortunately, we'll likely never really know till there is a tax on
broadband connections.
I believe that we are at a junction where if there is a need for
broadband and those in need make it known, that the competitive private
sector will gladly step up and offer service.
Isn't that where most of us are at now? Looking for new markets?
George
Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181
Thank you Marlon.
I do want to make it clear that this is a two fold offer. Not only do the
first 10 get a paid WISPA Membership, but they also get the Bonus #2 for
$250 credit towards any services we provide, i.e., Postini and our upcoming
new mail service featuring POP3, IMAP and Web Mail,
Doesn't explain where you got the 3000 or 6000 number.
If you pulled it out of your.. air... then you are doing a disservice.
If the number is really 900, and 300 fill out the form - that's 1/3 and
great. Even though it is disappointed that there are only 900 indie
ISP's left.
If the number
Sure there are some that close up. But we're still seeing new ones form
too.
And, as importantly, those still here seem to be growing by leaps and bounds
too. We're running 96% ahead of last year's installation numbers right now!
At least on the cash sales side of things, no special
Not me. I'm still looking for money to build out. Not many places left,
and they certainly aren't low hanging fruit anymore, but there are still
places to play.
Marlon
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In case you missed it in an earlier email.
I called the top 5 or 6 vendors in the WISP space and pestered them till
they told me how many providers they had on the books as WISPs.
MUCH more accurate than the 477 and a similar or more comprehensive effort
by the FCC would take someone all
In 2004 *I* called the main distributors in the wisp space. 5 of them as I
recall.
It took some time and some arm twisting, but I got them to tell me how many
wisps that they had in their databases.
It totaled out at 12,000! I assumed that around 25% had purchased from most
of them at one
Except that the SAME wisps were dealing with the top 5 or 6 vendors,
so your count is quite inflated.
Lonnie
On 4/20/07, Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In case you missed it in an earlier email.
I called the top 5 or 6 vendors in the WISP space and pestered them
The exact number of WISPs may be in specific debate, but whether the
number is higher than the reported 400 odd WISPs is not. I am certain
the number is at least 500% higher than that. And doing some basic
number crunching (which I won't reveal) on the amount we sell into the
U.S., along with good
And that was 2004.
I'm not arguing just to argue. This is a soapbox, so delete and move on
if you want.
When you go to the Feds and say that there are 6000 and only 400 have
reported, that doesn't bode well for anyone.
It makes the Feds nervous. It shines an ugly light on this so-called
Chase,
Yesterday, we set up a mini in a restaurant for a open access hotspot.
Worked excellent, except, We can't ping through to OUR gateway , and we cant
ssh using putty, into our system. Why are we being blocked? How can we get
around this network monitoring problem, we use the various
I can tell you that I have talked to wisps that want nothing to do with
FCC, 477, CALEA or anyone that wants to know about their business.
So there is quite a large percentage that will not show up on the radar.
It would be hard to imagine that the supply chain to this industry would
survive
There were 12,000 on the rolls. The largest single count was 6000. I
assumed a 75% overlap to be on the safe side.
But with a high of 6000 at ONE company, there's no way to have overlap on
that 6000. The real number in 2004 was somewhere around that 6000 mark.
And for your 40% that are
Marlon,
The projections for municipal wireless networks are about 300 but you
cannot say this number will add 300 Wireless Providers to the total
number of WISP's. Some providers of these networks could run more than
one municipality. I am sure some of these providers are already counted
in
Tim,
It's cool, I am sure you are busy with all that you do during the week.
Regards,
Dawn DiPietro
Tim Wolfe wrote:
And they said Ken was to old for that kind of stuff, But I always new
he had it in him (sorry for the late reply, I just read this now)
Dawn DiPietro wrote:
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