I oversubscribe 10/1. I try to keep it down to 30-35 subs per AP
(mostly 900MHz=3mbps radios). Lets say I have only 2 streaming subs at
any given time:
2x 2mbps = 4mbps. plus other regular traffic. The demand is only going
to go up with time. Seems to me we need faster 900MHz radios if we
want to
I guess you could argue that it would be better for Trango to make them with
an alignment PIN, to have them only be able to go on one way, to prevent
mistakes.
I guess you could also argue, taht teh waveguide should be labeled for
alignment, so documentation was not needed.
But technically to
Daniel,
Quick question, then my response... do all Apex's ship with the fiber port
in them?
I don't know, I don't work for Trango's shipping department. Logically Every
item has a price, and I'm sure Sale people factor in or out that price, when
giving someone a best custom quote to meet
As Tom noted... why can't manufacturers put hardware on their devices to
attach them to a rope, lanyard, etc. for you to lift the item and secure it
during installation?
If not dedicated hardware, what about a hole to insert reusable hardware for
this purpose? Cheap to implement, very useful
Daniel,
My comment was primarilly based on a comparison to OEM boxes like (Mikrotik
or any standard 802.11a mac).
In my opinion, the Canopy does provide a near equivellent install
experience, from the perspective of my previous comments, because it also
has surveying ability.
Originally,
Most importantly, 6 months later it is still
working. 5 years later it is still working.
Thats because you deploy in Rural America.
Try comming to DC, and you'll have a different opinion.
When I started 8 years ago, 50% of the available channels at half my cell
sites were Toast at Verticle Pol
