I would like to thank EVERYONE that has expressed their support and best
wishes for Sandi and I. It is very touching to see and feel this response
from my colleagues in WISPA. I have received numerous inquiries already and
I will hopefully follow up on all of the new opportunities in the next
HA!
I like it! You're a thinkin'.
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Wow, Rick, that's a grand adventure you're starting out on.It takes no
small amount of guts to quit the certain and leap for the completely
unknown, especially in our ailing economy.
Hope the best for you, and that it all works out.
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Our prayers are with our wireless brethern in Hawaii where the tsunami
is supposed to hit in 30 minutes. The Pacific Tsunami Center is
estimating waves up to 7.7 feet, we hope that's not true, in my many
trips there I know that would be disastrous, especially in my little
corner of heaven -
I'm sure this has been brought up or may already be one, but has
anyone thought of starting a buying co-op between several wisps to
pool the buying power and get bulk rates. I run into businesses all
the time that participate in things like this to be able to buy like
the big guys.
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It's been a very active topic recently on the WISPA member list.
Chuck
On Feb 27, 2010, at 1:58 PM, Jeremie Chism wrote:
I'm sure this has been brought up or may already be one, but has
anyone thought of starting a buying co-op between several wisps to
pool the buying power and get bulk
Mark,
Did you try switching frequencies?
-RickG
On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 1:45 PM, MDK rea...@muddyfrogwater.us wrote:
On Thursday, I set about to fix a link that's performing badly. It was
just re-pointed and working really, REALLY bad. Somewhat intermittently,
but still REALLY bad. I
There is a co-op which exists here in the DFW area among several wisps.
The marketing name is Cirra Networks and they operate the coop side under
Wispops.com. Officially we are members, but don't participate in the
buying because we buy enough volume on our own to get preferred pricing
from our
How about cables? A bad cable or pinched pig tail can cause lots of
problems. It's hard for an antenna to go bad unless it was just
manufactured poorly. Cables on the other hand can get moisture in them,
get pinched, have a bad crimp or solder, etc. Also, changing polarization
in the near field
Grids are RF sieves. They spew RF to the sides, and the back. They have a
lot of forward gain, so work well in most cases. You'd be better off
putting a panel, or better yet a solid dish at that site.
Start with one. If it doesn't work a lot better, change the other. You can
also try
Grids are that and therefore only good for CPE installs or sites where no other
units needs co located. They don't belong on a back haul because it's to
important. Good panels or solid dishes should be the only antennas used for a
back haul.
/Eje
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Ok, I am embaressed, or just really tired.
who was I talking to about Bloomfield MO tower site?
Don't take your organs to heaven,
heaven knows we need them down here!
Be an organ donor, sign your donor card today.
I was out running around some new tower sites, I think I was on I70
between Ft Riley and Topeka.
I passed a red pickup truck, with big signs on the rear and sides, that said
RURAL INTERNET PROVIDER.
Thats it.
Nothing more.
No phone number, no name, no nothing.
At the risk of offending
Here's a better one... a local sign company (one that puts up big
billboard signs, LED signs, does the vinyl lettering on all of our
trucks for the last 10 years, etc.) has their own trucks... they have
their company name SignPro on all of them... but that's it. No
website, no phone, no
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