Wonder how well OFDM performs in this situation?
George
Jason wrote:
Ryan,
I would think that the vertical beam width of the antenna you choose
would have something to do with it. Do a little trig and see if the
signal hits the rooftop or clears the edge; throw in some safety
factor. A
Ryan,
I would think that the vertical beam width of the antenna you choose
would have something to do with it. Do a little trig and see if the
signal hits the rooftop or clears the edge; throw in some safety
factor. Also, calc the freznel zone at the edge of the roof. Just my
gut instin
All,
Below is the link for a useful tower locator. It is not search able
still very helpful.
http://towers.conxx.net/
Just zoom in and the tower info comes up on the bottom of the page.
Regards,
Dawn DiPietro
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>a whole 49 square feet, eh ? Real hard. :)
Some interesting thoughts for Friday
I forget the exact numbers, but Tropos recommends something like 20 APs /
square mile to get 95% coverage at b/g rates
49 square miles = 49*20 ~ 960 Aps
Part# MTR-52103000-500AA is a 500 pack of HotZone Aps on t
Sometimes it's even neighboring WISP's that come by and check the doors when
nobody's around, too :)
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I think it's a great idea. One of the things I love about being in a small
town is that the cops will check our doors for us. Sometimes we forget to
lock the office and they'll leave us a nasty note and lock up for us. It
helps me sleep a bit better :-)
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It really depends on the roof. If it's pretty flat then you'll likely have
to get up there a ways. If it's sloped away from your antenna it may not
take much.
This, sir, will likely be a try it and see issue.
If you're gonna press for a number though, I'd probably put up one of those
20 or
Hi Jason,
Lots of pics here:
http://odessaoffice.com/wireless/ If you use any of them kindly give me
credit
First off, you should explain to these guys that you are putting up what
amounts to a home weather station. There's NO need for you to build a
"real" tower on a hill side. This
Patrick Leary wrote:
So is that adequate for what you and others are doing, such as with MPLS?
Yes
-Matt
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Well Matt, thanks to your questions I pushed them through the Alvarion R&D
folks and wanted to inform y'all of what I learned. I discovered that
BreezeACCESS VL as of version 4.0.23 supports jumbo packets of 1600 bytes +
4 bytes of CRC. If VLAN is used the length is the same 1600 + 4 bytes. It
work
a whole 49 square feet, eh ? Real hard. :)
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Uhh, and that's the same reason ISPs have been sued (admittedly
un-documentable)
for trying to make money off that idea... If you KNOW it's open, you
invaded
someone's privacy to figure that out, and there starts the whole
argument all over again...
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