Yeppers, that's about what I was thinking.
It really depends on the rec. signal that you need though.
Also, how about putting the antenna inside something that doesn't look like
an antenna?
marlon
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From: "Mark Koskenmaki" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "WISPA General Li
That's true. Under the current definition I got from a muni guy *I'M* a
muni wifi provider! Is that cool or what?
marlon
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From: "Dawn DiPietro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, April 20, 2007 4:08 PM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] FCC Admits Mista
I don't know what equiopment you use... but... here's a scenario...
20 dbm radios...15 db panel on one side and a 32 db solid dish on the
other. At 15 miles, you should have a -68 signal. (Araya's link calculator
says this)You're WELL within the P2P eirp rules for 5.8, and at -68 you
s
use an XR5 (ubiquity) card as radios, with mikrotik, a 24 dbi panel on
the aesthetic end from pac wireless.
3' dish on the other end. You'll have more than enough margin.
Don't ever ever ever use an amp on anything. you only amplify your
problems.
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I'm needing to do a 14-mile link at 5.8GHz. I will have to use a 15"-or-so
flat panel antenna due to building owner's asthetics requirements. On this
8-story building, I'll mount to the side of the masonry, then I'll have about
25 feet of LMR-400 from the antenna to a weatherproof enclosure wi
Amen Brother!!!
-RickG
On 4/21/07, Mark Koskenmaki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Of coures it's flawed. That's like saying that if anyone within zipcode
x has a newly paved street in front of their home, then everyone in zip
code x has the same.
I don't offer service via zip code. I of
I don't know if I am going to spend the money to go to ISPCON but if you guys
are doing a get together I am only 40 miles away so I would want to attend.
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From: "Peter R." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: 4/4/2007 10:50 AM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Orlando
Chuck,
I've heard nothing further. I phoned Walmart and left a voicemail
offering my 15 years of experience as a broadband wireless
interference-reduction expert. No response from Walmart so far.
jack
CHUCK PROFITO wrote:
What finally happened with the Wal Mart 900 MHz RFD problem?
And has
I agree Mark's post was extremely well said, and insightful. To me, it's like
Yellowstone wildlife management. Once it became a national park the park
management (people) said "we need to manage the wildlife." They did this, then
10 years later they did that, then 10 years later they did some
While I like your grocery store comparison, Mark, would electric power
and telephone be a better comparison. Groceries have always been a
"must have." At one time neither electricity nor telephone service fell
in that category. They were luxuries. Now, however, they are "must
haves."
And t
I second Rick's comments.
I was very impressed with Mark's comments. I need to reread that note
later and make some notes of things to consider.
Rick Harnish wrote:
Mark,
This was one of the best emails you have ever written IMHO. At 3070 words,
it must have taken you all night to write, bu
http://wispa.facebook.com ?
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Would be cool if we could see what we all look like.
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Your too quick Rick!
I was checking out phone+ mag online and there he was:
http://www.phoneplusmag.com/blogs/peertopeer/blogdefault.aspx?m=art&a=74h17161948.html
Would be cool if we could see what we all look like.
George
Rick Harnish wrote:
The infamous Peter Rad!
Rick Harnish
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Mark,
This was one of the best emails you have ever written IMHO. At 3070 words,
it must have taken you all night to write, but I appreciate the time you put
into it and your opinions are well stated. I believe this is a must read
for anyone wanting to get a real-life picture of our industry and
What finally happened with the Wal Mart 900 MHz RFD problem?
And has anyone else come across like deployments and interference?
Chuck Profito
209-988-7388
CV-ACCESS, INC
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The infamous Peter Rad!
Rick Harnish
President
OnlyInternet Broadband & Wireless, Inc.
260-827-2482
Founding Member of WISPA
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Anyone know who this mug belongs to?
http://www.phoneplusmag.com/articlemanagerimages/Img-2007041716201065626.jpg?
:)
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Of coures it's flawed. That's like saying that if anyone within zipcode
x has a newly paved street in front of their home, then everyone in zip
code x has the same.
I don't offer service via zip code. I offer service via where my signal
reaches.
And, I've even made a few little intere
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