I replied to the members list.
Cameron Kilton wrote:
Does anybody out there practice this method of encouragement? If so,
what are some of the ways you reward your staff? Examples: Installs per
week, how many accounts you sold in a month, attendance, etc..
Thanks,
Cameron
Midcoast Internet
I told my new installer that I hired 4+ years ago that for each 100 new
subs we turned on, I'd give him a $1.00 per hour raise.
Cameron Kilton wrote:
Does anybody out there practice this method of encouragement? If so,
what are some of the ways you reward your staff? Examples: Installs per
I have a contract to provide data to 185 police cars and 24 fire trucks in
our city. We have tested the Vecima LMS8000 series with MMT9000 radios and
they have seemed to work. I would like input from anyone who has used this
unit or has suggestions about it or other units. They were wanting
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I'm just curious to get some opinions, how far do you troubleshoot over
the phone with a customer before truck roll? Case in point we have a
cell that is about 1:45 min from our office one way, we go out yesterday
to troubleshoot a connection problem with a single subscriber and after
running
We give our installers one month package rate bonus for any new
customers they sell. We also do this for door hanger kids or customers
that refer clients. The installer will hang a few door hangers in the
area they are in if they have time between installs. If they sign up a
$99/mth sub they
On Fri, 6 Jun 2008, Jeremie Chism wrote:
I have a contract to provide data to 185 police cars and 24 fire
trucks in our city. We have tested the Vecima LMS8000 series with
MMT9000 radios and they have seemed to work. I would like input
from anyone who has used this unit or has suggestions
What is the opinion on the Maxrad WISPerformance Series of sectors? It can't
be hard to beat PacWireless, but how far is it from an MTI or RadioWaves?
--
Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
http://www.ics-il.com
Are you using a full time employee to do your installs?
We don't hand out extra money, thats what our goal is, make extra money.
So naturally after working hard to get that extra money, we keep it :)
Around here, we call that extra money Profit
:P
George
Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181
Not to be long on the subject.
I went to a training class many years ago. The theme for the entire weekend:
Throwing money at a problem is not the answer.
Patrick Nix Jr. wrote:
I'm just curious to get some opinions, how far do you troubleshoot over
the phone with a customer before truck
We have a new physical (shipping) address. Please update your records.
Both companies.
Jeffco SOHO, Inc. http://jeffcosoho.com
Link Technologies, Inc. http://linktechs.net
New Add'y:
100 Patient Way
House Springs, MO, 63051
The billing address stays the same at:
PO BX 96
House Springs, MO,
Only 30-35 police cars are active at any one time. Our plan is 5 sites with
4 90 antennas and a total of 20 LMS8000 radios with total theoretical
throughput of 160mb/s(I don't anticipate getting that). They plan to use
this network to access data as you suspected like records, plus they will
With using this type of radio, what kind of GPS will work with this? Or is this
a 3rd party type GPS system? I'm trying to come up with a similar system close
to where I'm at and can use any info on this type setup.
Best Regards.
--- On Fri, 6/6/08, Jeremie Chism [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have used WaveRider / Vecima for 6 years and other than reliability of
radios probably near 20 % failure rate they work as promised, mobile
systems included. Now that 20 % failure includes customers that spilled
a pepsi on it, a few lightning strikes nearby that took out ethernet
ports, and
Sounds like the best idea I've heard.
I'd be bustin' my ass to get those next 100 installs done!! Not to
mention the wife incentive factor. lol
Work harder, get paid more! Simple, yet solid thinking!
-Chad
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 8:22 AM, George Rogato [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I told my new
I heard that Tranzeo sectors are made by MTI. Any truth to this?
Are they a completely different antenna, or just a rebadge of one of the MTI's?
I'm seeing an antenna by each around $325 - $350... 90*, Horizontal, 5 GHz,
16ish dBi. The MTI would be 3 week shipping from Israel, the Tranzeo
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Not sure what Moto's deal with this is but I can't seem to find my most
recently purchased PTP ESN #'s and thus download the latest version. If
anyone could save me the hassle(and what I swear is a 24hr delayed
response on there website!!) and email it offlist that would be greatly
I got some 2.4ghz HPOL 120 degree sectors from Tranzeo and with the pattern
on these things I'm getting like 180 degree coverage. They seem to be built
pretty rugged. A lot better than the hyperlink sector I just bought.
Kurt Fankhauser
WAVELINC
P.O. Box 126
Bucyrus, OH 44820
419-562-6405
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