I have a direct contact if anyone needs, But I just did the online form
and they called me a couple weeks later.
George
David E. Smith wrote:
On Tue, January 8, 2008 11:39 pm, Marlon Schafer wrote:
I sent in a request for info.
Depending on how big you are, you may be waiting a while
We do it all the time with rootennas.
Even extend the pipe up with a coupling and glue.
Dave Brenton wrote:
Gang,
I'm FINALLY entering shake-down mode here and
now I've thinking more about stuff that I've not considered.
Have many of you mounted your CPE gear to customers
roof-top vent
Mike Hammett wrote:
Preferred vendor for vent pipe mounts?
Plumbing supply store. Buy a coupling the right size and type.
I should say, not all vent pipe mounts need the vent extended. And
sometimes, we can slip the cat 5 cable under the roof jack and into the
attic.
I wouldn't be adding
What is a J mount?
got a picture by chance?
Travis Johnson wrote:
Hi,
Where is everyone buying their J-mounts for doing installs? I use
about 100 per month and my previous source no longer carries them.
thanks,
Travis
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that is bent in the shape of a J.
http://www.pacwireless.com/products/UM.shtml
Travis
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George Rogato wrote:
What is a J mount?
got a picture by chance?
Travis Johnson wrote:
Hi,
Where is everyone buying their J-mounts for doing installs? I use
about 100 per month and my
that describes and
differentiates us from other technologies.
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that there could be a merger between the two orgs.
Ours is a non profit and the others are some type of profitable
ventures, as I understand it.
If anyone wants a topic specific list on wispa, just ask.
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I understand that a wisp here at wispa has worked with tucows to add
wireless stuff to it.
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Ross Cornett wrote:
Hey guys,
I am in a pickle here with my client tracking database. We had a
propriatary softward made for us and it is not a great scenario for us
http://www.grandcentral.com/
Something tells me they will eventually adopt every person on earth and
change our last names to Google.
Of course there will be a little advertizement somehwere that can't be
avoided any time we say our name :)
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So is anyone using Grand Central?
I just signed up and they gave me a free local number.
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Guess this is where the Sprint customers went.
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Anyone using or try Circular Polarization antennas?
Here's a link:
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The muni wifi deals are the ones operating under the belief of:
build it and they will come
As a wisp who has slowly, but consistently built out my network, thats a
bad theory. We build it where there is demand.
George
Brian Webster wrote:
No big surprise here. The problem
CHUCK PROFITO wrote:
Matt,
What or do you have any experience with StarOS and 900mzh?
Chuck Profito
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I have 16 900MHz sectors now.
All but 2 of them are star running 50/50 SR9 and
and poe. The price on that
board if you pull out the cost of the cards etc is about 120-130.00.
He's always running YSYL deals that is extra cheap.
And it's 100% FCC certified.
I haven't used MT, so I can't compare the two. I can only tell you what
we have.
George
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or XR9, but no luck so far.
Blair
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I had 3 Trango 900 pops.
One of them the ap worked but I couldn't get into it. I added a Ubiquiti
XR9 sector and moved all the subs over to it. I was worried the XR9
wouldn't go where Trango would.
Guess what, XR9 worked just
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was being pumped.
Seen a lot of agony there. And Wisps that threw in the towel as well.
It's one reason why I never say anything about what I don't use.
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If you want to do that with star and I'm sure mt and others have this as
well. You just simply open up the ping utility on the ap and ping the
client. You can select your packet sizes as well.
And another thing we do, is to test throughput from the su to the ap or
beyond with the built in
wrote:
Are you using compression on the link?
I've never heard of a product that can deliver 3:1 on bandwidth vs.
spectrum.
Travis
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This afternoon while I was at the shop I noticed the internet was very
They are only like 10 cents a piece. So a 1000 is only 100.00
David Peterson wrote:
You can get them in 100 packs from Microcom.
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In the RooTenna or in the DCE?
In their new enclosure.
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or A, then you might want to
consider using Star-Os.
Star is a great router as well as wireless.
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Hmmm
I just opened up a session into a 4port staros box and it says 802.1q
virtual vlan set up.
and surely you have read the thread recently about Matt's voip
performance with p2p running wild.
So yes, it has qos support and vlan support.
Butch Evans wrote:
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008, George
Yes, OLSR is reportedly working well and the last thing they have added
that some were looking for is BGP.
V3 has come a long way.
Butch Evans wrote:
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008, George Rogato wrote:
I just opened up a session into a 4port staros box and it says
802.1q virtual vlan set up
Mark McElvy wrote:
Just wondering if anyone has used Superpass 900 Mhz antennaes? I had
them recommended to me by a guy in a training class. I ordered some but
I am not real impressed with the mounting system, have not been able to
test the RF performance yet.
Mark McElvy
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Federal regulators on Monday said they are ready to discipline Internet
service providers who secretly favor certain types of data traffic, like
Web surfing, over others, like file sharing.
to avoid having any liabilities or bad blood, I'm go to be
explicit in exactly how slow certain applications go and how fast others
are allowed.
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Ugg, sorry, meant to say, I'm not the network admin
George Rogato wrote:
I'm not the network for my network.
I do know that what we do is to limit the number of connections. Mike
our admin has a script that runs, I'm assuming on a bsd box that
probably handles nat, that closes some of those
Travis Johnson wrote:
Any good, affordable sources for outdoor CAT5?
Travis
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It's $700. Does that even come close to being worth it? Who is going?
Brian
Brian,
It is worth every penny.
Everyone should go to ISPCON and get as much as you can.
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It could be something else in the 2.4 gig range that is not wifi and
thats why you can't see it in a survey.
Something that comes to mind, 2.4gig cameras. The proprietary ones that
are not wifi or ip cams.
George
J. Vogel wrote:
Is it possible for interference to prevent a signal from
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080314/ap_on_hi_te/p2p_verizon
Would be nice if there was a way to control the simultaneous
connections. What would be even nicer if P4P companies actually
installed an Akamai type box at each isp.
educated, let me ask you
this.
What does MT do that Star doesn't do in the routing arena?
George
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Ok
What about Butch?
Butch can maybe better define the difference between MT and Star as a
router considering Star V3 which has been out for a while now. I see
Butch on the Star forums, so I'm assuming he knows both quite well.
Star does BGP and bandwidth shaping, it's done bandwidth shaping
Someone was just offering whaite label voip for 12.00 per month here at
wispa.
Who?
I'm interested in learning more
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The new plan would measure broadband availability by Census tract, a
geographic area that's typically significantly smaller than a Zip Code.
And the agency will break out five speed tiers in its
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SAN FRANCISCO - Less than a week after losing in the latest U.S.
spectrum auction, Google Inc. has started pitching its plan to use TV
white space — unlicensed and unused airwaves — to provide wireless
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080326/ap_on_hi_te/wimax_funding
Comcast Corp. and Time Warner Cable Inc. are discussing a plan to fund a
new wireless Internet venture that would be run by Sprint Nextel Corp.
and Clearwire Corp., The Wall Street Journal reported late Tuesday.
Comcast will also be offering up to 50 Mbps for downloading, or
receiving, files. Uploading, or sending, files will be at up to 5 Mbps.
The monthly $150 price is available only to residential customers; small
businesses will have to pay $200 for a package that includes additional
technical
Travis Johnson wrote:
Just want to point out a couple things...
up to 50 Mbps means anywhere from 0 to 50... and
The local cable company has automatic throttling even on downloads. One
customer said he was downloading a video driver (150MB file) and it
started at 3Mbps and by the end
femtocells
This is a great innovation that can help wisps gain market share.
With these femtocells, the cell phone works in the house so the consumer
doesn't need to have an extra land line.
The customer is probably paying 80.00 or so for their dsl - telephone
line. No land line needed for us
ISPs hog rights in fine print
NEW YORK - What's scary, funny and boring at the same time? It could
be a bad horror movie. Or it could be the fine print on your Internet
service provider's contract.
Those documents you agree to — usually without reading — ostensibly
allow your ISP to
Not wisps, but rather internet service providers in general.
David E. Smith wrote:
George Rogato wrote:
ISPs hog rights in fine print
What part of that makes you think that anyone is going after WISPs
specifically? Pretty much every ISP large and small I've known, either
as an end
Why do you want to be a non profit?
Every network needs at least someone who knows and understands that
network on a 24/7 full time basis. Lot of responsibility.
Why not run it as a business and build an asset that you can either sell
or transfer to someone else if the financial burden becomes
I received this email for assistance from Nick Voth, owner of Easy
Street today. I'm sure there are many wisps who also offer DSL and may
be affected and interested in what the future holds for you.
So I'm passing this along for your benefit and I've included Nick Voth's
email address for your
We talked about this on other lists a year r so ago.
Open Range Communications, headquartered in Denver, Colo., has been
approved to receive a $267 million loan from USDA Rural Development to
provide broadband service to 518 rural communities in 17 states.
Talk about the government funding a
your story, and let us make that decision.
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When you are continuously profitable?
Kurt Fankhauser wrote:
Whats the magic client number?
Kurt Fankhauser
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involved.
Jack Unger [EMAIL PROTECTED] is the new FCC committee chair. Email him
for access to the FCC committee.
WISPA needs your help
Sincerely
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We are here facing these problems because of a failure of FCC policy,
said Stanford Law Professor Lawrence Lessig. The FCC has failed to make
A man who wanted to share old music with friends, a representative from
the Christian Coalition of America, film and music industry
representatives, and a group of angry grandmothers showed up for a
hearing on network management practices,
but those who manage the networks did not.
How many employees you got over there Kurt?
Went through your web site, very nice indeed. I like your testimonials
and history section.
Keep up the good work, I think your a success.
George
Kurt Fankhauser wrote:
What are you charging per month? We are at 300 customers per employee and
MRC
Marlon K. Schafer wrote:
roflmao
ONE person can't take care of 600 subs.
Your right, it takes one guy, me, to answer the phone, and another guy,
my employee to go take care of that sub.
So it's 2 people minimum.
Wow, they couldn't give the network away?
Joe Laura, whats the deal there.
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The Internet service provider had tried a three-pronged approach before
it decided to terminate the network, said Chris Marshall,
What ever you do decide to charge on a bit cap metered unit price plan,
start the base fee off at the competitive market price and then work
backwards to determine how much transfer is included.
An example:
if you like $2.00 per gig unit price, and the typical market price in
your area is say
There is two paths to take young kirk.
Wise one is to avoid that path altogether.
Confucius say better to consult your cpa than your lawyer
{BONG}
Kurt Fankhauser wrote:
Or perhaps you are one of those that doesn't believe the govt has the
right
to impose an imcome tax...
I don't know
We placed an order yesterday. Usually we just buy from Pac directly. But
for some reason, not sure they referred my wife, the buyer to Streakwave.
Maybe that will be a better option in the future. Buying from the
resllers and avoiding direct sales.
George
Well it's good to know your ok JohhnyO
JohnnyO wrote:
This is FUNNY - Where is Rick Smith ?
Kurt - do you remember shaking guy wires on a tower while Rick Smith was on
it ?
Kurt - do you remember asking a 40+yr old woman for sex ?
Kurt - do you remember lying to me and Rick about
Larry Yunker wrote:
but I think that cellular
service is where this all started. Changes in availability, reliability,
packages, and competition in the cellular market has also lead to much of
the push for early termination fee (ETF) reform.
There was a point in time when T Mobile was
Does this mean we can all do this now?
Who is the wisp?
George
Mike Hammett wrote:
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registration with the XR3's FCC ID. They even corrected an error in his
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from the FCC.
As far as using those cards, if they work in mt and star, then for most
of us it's just add another card to the multi port board and go. It
sounds a lot cheaper than I had expected.
George
Travis Johnson wrote:
John,
Here is what I have heard or read so far:
(1) I heard
Mike,
I realize your just starting out and don't have a lot of money, but
260.00 for a card added to a multiport pord or system is next to nothing
compared to the benefit of having one more clean channel to work with.
George
Mike Hammett wrote:
Yeah, I think I'm going to be passing on 3650
that going again. There was ideas
hashed around between them and us.
Leon D. Zetekoff, NCE wrote:
George...you can not plug-n-play components as I said earlier. It has to
be certified as a system that makes use of a contention based protocol.
Leon
* George Rogato wrote, On 6/4/2008 11:22 AM
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
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WASHINGTON - A plan by the nation's top telecommunications regulator to
provide free wireless high-speed Internet service hit a snag this week
over concerns about possible interference and a proposed censoring
feature that upset
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
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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
and a few other smart guys hang out there and try to
offer their help when they can.
Good luck Ralph.
George
ralph wrote:
I just re-read it and need to clarify.
I put addresses from the same subnet on all interfaces because it seemed
that an address was required per the blanks to fill
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Not really trying to defend star. The documentation issue has been
around since Adam met Eve
and am really hoping to find a poor man's mesh. I want to try
some of the Ligo mesh too, but can't afford to buy it right now.
Ralph
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number to try for
interference mitigation? And which settings would I tweak for which
things?
Who the heck has time to read yet another 150+++ page manual? Put the
basics right in the software!
sigh
marlon
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Steve
What doesn't work with Vonage?
Is it the quality of the call or the service itself?
Maybe I can help abit.
George
Steve Barnes wrote:
We are a small wisp and have been asked about VOIP and I am just starting to
research it. Vonage has not worked on our network. What service
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Kurt
Your just going to want to stay off the same channel as the xr9 and you
will be ok.
Kurt Fankhauser
Wow Patrick,
After thinking about how to congratulate you on a long successful and
distinguished career and to offer you some thanks for being part of the
last 10 years, which indeed has been a very exciting ride.
Here's what came to my mind:
(Think baritone and skip the mushy stuff)
Memries,
for it.
Aside from that, the wispa people are already busy on their various
committees. Other people are going to have to step up. You too Mark.
George
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This is really confusing, George. WISPA's self described job is to lobby
the FCC and regulators.
When it's
of server
administration, maintenamce, and replacement.
IIt sound expensive when we started, but in all actuallity, it's saved
us thousands every year.
I'm not paying for the spammers bandwidth either
George
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The people that we had the most problems with were web designers who's
sites were cached and they couldn't easily see their changes.
We always told then to add no cache to their sites.
But still it's a phone call and a discussion.
Kurt Fankhauser wrote:
I call that 1% the high-maintenance
Shift R means it won't take it from your computers cache. But it still
going to hit your caching server.
Your right Marlon those cobalt servers were pretty cool. Sun bought them
didn't they?
George
Marlon K. Schafer wrote:
Don't know. It was a specific tip from the folks that made my cache
I've been watching the internet tv for the past 9 months. CNN, FOX, NBC,
etc all have their news online. It would be great if those were
cachable. Just like on tv a lot of the news bits are over and over again
and why should we have to keep paying each view.
The content providers like akamai,
It wouldn't happen to be this one:
http://www.samsung.com/Products/ProAV/Plasmas/PPM50M5HBXXAA.asp?page=Specifications
I was thinking of buying this last year. Held off looking for lower
pricing, so I can buy 2.
George
Rich Comroe wrote:
I myself don't want to watch a movie on my pc monitor
) is being confused with Network DVR.
Instead of home DVR, it will be at the NOC.
Maybe the way hotel on-demand is.
That's what the content companies want.
We'll see. Even DISH promises Caller ID on the TV screen, but that
isn't IPTV.
Just some thoughts this morning.
Peter
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Courtesy of ATT wireless. Just wave your cell phone at the cash register!
What will they think of next?
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Imagine a hacker type that could just drive downtown Tokyo and charge
everyones cell phone at the same time.
I bet they could rack up so much money, they couldn't move it fast enough.
Dawn DiPietro wrote:
George,
In Japan they have been doing this for quite awhile now.
Regards,
Dawn
Clint Ricker wrote:
Just as a general rule, CALEA monitoring is not something that you
need to--or want to--do at each individual CPE or router.
Wouldn't it be cool, and cheap, if it was just that easy?
Here's your encrypted access to xxx customers radio / port, it's yours
to monitor...?
sticker issue, and now the
CALEA issue, I'm pretty sure that I disagree with the majority of the
members on what stance should be taken on these issues.
That being the case, why should I still join?
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Sounds vagely familiar,
Like I said, from my opinion, wispa would not be an industry association
Remember once had a guy selling jock straps with the wispa logo thinking
that was a good idea too.
Blair Davis wrote:
George
As to form 477 and CALEA, no, no one has spoken of making
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is that we
have to work with the leadership that exists as of right now.
Mark Koskenmaki Neofast, Inc
Broadband for the Walla Walla Valley and Blue Mountains
541-969-8200
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