SkyPilot does in fact do a great job at antenna switching ... and yes
their radios can support up to 44db EIRP, but you are still dealing with
a 30mw client most of the time. As far as supporting voice / qos
though, it is still all Wifi. BeAir, from what I understand, now offers
a SLA guarnat
We were using it to connect entire RV sites together with multiple VoIP
users on it at once. With its over the air packet prioritization, we
noticed a definite increase in call quality as well as call volume
(number of calls, not how loud they are;))
-d
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Are you doing
Are you doing any significant VOIP on it (like 10+ VOIP calls on a single
client unit, like T1 replacement)?
On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 12:07:11 -0600, Drew Lentz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I deployed VL @ 5.8 across about a 6,000 sq. mi. coverage area in
> Southern Texas. Roughly 21 basestations of it
I have several reasons that I liked Skypilot in particular. For one thing,
the sectorized omni approach meant I could use 1 unit to cover 360 degrees.
Secondly, the smart antenna approach giving it 44db EIRP on the AP side.
Third, the automatic redundancy, and fourth, the fact that 1 piece of
eq
Before jumping into the mesh space, I would look at all the technology
that is out there, from 1st generation up to the current 4/5
generation. There's a ton of great equipment out there. Strix,
Arrowspan, Go Networks, etc.
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I haven't heard much about Skypilot out the
I deployed VL @ 5.8 across about a 6,000 sq. mi. coverage area in
Southern Texas. Roughly 21 basestations of it .. on the us / mexico
border. It is a VERY noisy environment and this stuff worked
magnificently. On the 3mb SUs we were seeing close to 3mb, on the 54mb
SUs we were seeing up to 20mb
I love seeing the people who I first started talking to in my earliest
days of forming my WISP. One who was always there helping out on the
lists was Tony Morella. It is a pleasure to see him prospering as a
vendor to WISPs and in now joining WISPA to show his support of our
industry. Welcome Tony
