Can someone more influential that I am (e.g. Ben), please ask the folks at
PacWireless to MAKE SURE that the polarity stickers on their backfire
antennas are correctly applied? My customers and I would be eternally
grateful. Hanging over the edge of a 6-foot parapet wall on top of a
10-story
Matt, have you run this tests in similar 802.11a based systems?
Mikrotik? OSBridge? StarOS?
Gino A. Villarini
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Ohh, well then take a look at the new motorola PTP500,
It can go up to 105 Mbps in a 15 mhz channel, pps processing is over 10k
pps
Multiple units can be synced with gps for spectrum reuse, it would auto
select the cleanest channel to operate in and many other goodies
This are the best backhaul
Biggest disadvantage to the PTP500 is that the surge suppression is
built in unlike all other Moto PTP (formerly Orthogon) models where the
transector or surge arrestor is external. With the 500 model if you
blow the surge suppression you are out a radio until you can get Moto to
replace it (as I
How do you know when power is out? How do you know how much run-time
you have left?
Travis
Scott Reed wrote:
Because for the cost I get 14 hours on my MeanWell/battery combination
and about 4 on a UPS with the same batteries. UPS/inverter uses a lot
of the power to make the 120VAC.
Straight 802.11a systems do not pass. A modified MAC seems to be
required.
-Matt
On Apr 25, 2008, at 5:00 AM, Gino Villarini wrote:
Matt, have you run this tests in similar 802.11a based systems?
Mikrotik? OSBridge? StarOS?
Gino A. Villarini
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Aeronet Wireless Broadband
What kind of floor noise did you have during your test? That's my biggest
issue here is noise.
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There were no noise issues during the test. It has been our finding
that you can't properly emulate a DS1 over fixed wireless if there is
any significant noise.
-Matt
On Apr 25, 2008, at 9:36 AM, Jason Hensley wrote:
What kind of floor noise did you have during your test? That's my
I don't know anything about OSBridge, but it is to my understanding that
Mikrotik and StarOS both are modified with Mikrotik's N-Streme and whatever
Star calls theirs.
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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
http://www.ics-il.com
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ATT cellular has stopped using any coaxial surge suppressors.
They have found them to be a waste of money.
(So they tell us).
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Well all of them have modified mac
Gino A. Villarini
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Why not share with all?
Mark
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Contact me off list and I tell you some things
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