Marlon, Go to Home Depot or a Lowes and buy Unistrut. It has all kinds
of parts and adapters that will allow ou to make a really nice rack on
the cheap.
Marlon K. Schafer wrote:
LOL
It's looking like a very nice rig. I miss all of the storage room in my
Taurus wagon. But, since it's now
Find a broker that deals with CNA. They are still in the ISP business.
Use 2 separate classifications. One is being an ISP and the second is
satellite installer. Most insurance CO's have no clue what a WISP is to
this day and will run for the hills when you describe your business.
They all
JohnnyO wrote:
WTF!
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Sent: Monday, April 10, 2006 9:27 AM
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Tech Support Call Center Interest ?
I'll give you that, but when someone responds to my
Richard Goodin wrote:
Guys;
These all sound great. I was reading just a couple months back about
a WISP operator that had a severe problem. Just a few yards away,
maybe 300 feet, another guy put up his tower. I think they were both
on 2.4 GHZ, and someone suggested a different AP that
I was thinking I would be the devils advocate, and ask this question:
Why go thru all the hassle of learning Mikrotik(Which, IMHO, Is a PITA),
when You can save the learning curve, and use Tranzeo, Deliberant or
even HighGain Antennas solutions that are cheap and easy to administer
and a
Tom DeReggi wrote:
If its a standard VAN / Truck body, Don't tell them about the bucket!
Call it a VAN, not a Bucket truck!
Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
As an insurance agent for the last 16 years in the state of PA(Besides
running a WISP too for
Tom, I do share some of same views that You have. I just thought it
would be a good idea to present the pros and cons of omitting
information. There are 2 types of insurance customers it seems?. The
first one is like Yourself. You buy the insurance because You have to,
and the thought of using
Tom DeReggi wrote:
Excellent point Travis. It would be covered under business liabilty
insurance and/or workman's comp.
Auto insurance is meant to cover the driver or other guy that got hurt
in a driving accident.
Never once heard of a bucket contributing to a driving accident with
another
Cliff Leboeuf wrote:
1. I don't agree that 'vehicle' insurance covers ANYTHING that arises due to
the vehicle or its use. 'Vehicle' insurance covers things when used as a
'vehicle'... Driving accidents. Even if you have 'vehicle' insurance on a
bucket truck, you would need 'liability AND
Matt, While You are correct in that statement, the TR5plus radios can
handle more smaller packets per second than the standard TR5a units?.
Thats what I thought I read?
Matt Larsen - Lists wrote:
Jory Privett wrote:
I have a need for a new PtP link that is 12.5 miles. The LoS is good
and
OK, Since we are on this topic?. I picked up a Samsung BlackJack about a
week ago, and to this point, I have some very mixed emotions?. I used to
have an old Palm PDA and I carried my cell phone, so You can understand
that trying to go to one device was a no brainer?. I love the look and
feel
Hey Gang, After reading this thread for a few hours, I told myself I
would shut up and just go away, but I must say, after pacing around the
house for awhile and reviewing all of the things that I know in my
mind?, I must say something?(Not that anyone gives a rats behind?).
Look, what Patrick
This a thread that is rolling over at the DSL Reports forum, and I must
say, it is getting stranger by the moment?
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,1391
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Subject: [WISPA] Anyone have a clue as to who this may be??
This a thread that is rolling over at the DSL Reports forum, and I must
say
Hmmm..., I am sorry if I ruffled Your feathers Dylan?. I really didn't
want to start a major debate, nor do You need to reply and defend Your
position, as I understand it and respect it 100%. I was simply looking
to see if anyone had seen this sales pitch before?. I am thinking maybe
an old
was good. The WISP business is
here to stay and the things that I mentioned in my first post are real,
but they are not insurmountable.
Tim Wolfe wrote:
Hey Gang, After reading this thread for a few hours, I told myself I
would shut up and just go away, but I must say, after pacing around
After reading this, it becomes very obvious this person does not have a
clue? (Or should I say, he is owned by the telcos?)
wispa wrote:
You can take his views however you wish... But NN legislation is probably on
the way, and this could get real ugly...REAL ugly real fast. When DC takes
Try First Avenue Networks (Now Fiber Tower). They are really FAST at
getting you a PtP license!, sometime just 48hrs.
http://www.fibertower.com/
Javier Arigita wrote:
I am looking for a high capacity link in license bands. I am having a
look
at Microwave Networks
Hey Johnny, I would love too, but that one would require one heck of a
PtP shot!. I don't think there is anyone there??.
JohnnyO wrote:
Can Anyone service this location
Link to a google map - Location
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=qhl=enq=41+39+13+-79+28+53layer=ie=UT
If it is that great?, maybe we should hang an AP and get busy?. Do you
know any good consultants that could show us how to do it?., LOL! :-$
JohnnyO wrote:
It's a great area sir !
JohnnyO
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I am not sure mileage wise, but it is at LEAST a 3.5hr drive for me.
JohnnyO wrote:
How far away are you from that location ?
JohnnyO
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Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2007 8:53 PM
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Sent: Monday, March 12, 2007 8:24 AM
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] NorthWest PA / SouthEast PA - Service Needed
Driving would be 4hrs 45 min and 249 miles according to google. ;-)
Tim Wolfe wrote:
I am not sure mileage wise, but it is at LEAST
I'll second that one!, Welcome to WISPA!!!
Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181 wrote:
Welcome!
Marlon
(509) 982-2181 Equipment sales
(408) 907-6910 (Vonage)Consulting services
42846865 (icq)And I run my own
Here is a link to the specific page at Broadband Reports:
http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/82238?brk=2
You can bet there was a good reason that made it to the front page there
too. ;-)
Ryan Morgan wrote:
Dylan,
Wal-mart found out about the post on www.dslreports.com on their own.
It was
Thank The good Lord above that I never signed the TelCove contract for
bandwidth last year!. I mean, you really have no idea what the local
provider was doing wrong, but to turn off a school district and fire CO
on that system, COME ON!. You can bet the lawsuits from the school
district alone
in the pic is...
http://www.sashcosealants.com/home_improvement/products/lexel.shtml
Read the specs on that stuff. There isn't a job it can't do.
Tim Wolfe likes to use.(I used to use it on commercial gutter
installs when I worked for a steel roofing company, it's nice)
http://www.geocelusa.com
Hey Johnny O, remind me to never brush against you!. I don't want any of
your good luck transfered to me, LOL!. I am glad that you are alive and
well. :-)
Jeromie Reeves wrote:
Oh man that does not look fun at all. Am I understanding this right,
you were 4ft off the ground hung by your arm?
Smith, Rick wrote:
I have to admit, I was never much of a Patrick Leary or an Alvarion fan,
until I read this email
Poor Patrick! :-( , If it makes any difference, I always thought you
were a great guy who was stuck doing a job that a lot of people couldn't
handle, nor would they want to
I was reading this, and I just had to add my 2 cents (like anyone
cares.). If you are mounting on vent pipes, please use EXTREME
caution. On all of the newer homes, these pipes are PVC (The older cast
pipes are not a problem). The section of pipe that sticks out is usually
not
I buy all of mine through the local Direct TV installer. They sell them
to me at $4 a unit which is much lower than the price on the Pacwireless
website. I can also buy them from him in lots of 25 which is a great way
to purchase them.
Travis Johnson wrote:
The universal mounts that are often
John, We have a unit that I paid about $300 for from Tractor Supply. It
is made by Champion Tools and has 3500 watts continuous with a 4000 watt
surge capacity. It has a LOT more than 150 hours on it without a bit of
problems. They key in my mind and from talking to others is keeping it
Kurt, You can always do what we have since 2003, BAN all P2P traffic on
the network. It is listed right in the first paragraph in our TOS and
each customer is told upfront about it. I have turned off radios and I
have even pulled radios because of it. I guess the most important issue
is
Hey Gang, I just hook up with the local Dish Network or Direct TV
installers. They usually have a stack of old ones in the back. If they
don't?(Like 2$ each?), I have been buying new ones for less than $4
each. They can order them in boxes of 20 or 25 I think. No shipping, no
hassles and it
If JohhnyO's proud?, Thats sayin' somethin'! (Ducking under my desk!
=-O LMAO!)
JohnnyO wrote:
Very nice job Kurt... Im proud
JohnnyO
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If nothing else, the entire camp WTF experience was a fun one. If I
learned nothing else, I learned that riding around in JohnnyO's Suburban
at 1AM on an antenna farm is just like riding Space Mountain at Disney
world, only a HECK of lot scarier!.
On another note, the island was destroyed in
On another note: I lost Sams phone # and I would really like to talk to
him again. Does anyone have it?
JohnnyO wrote:
False information - no towers were taken down - the entire network was
destroyed but was also restored with the help of Rick Smith / Tim the
wildman - Joe Miller.
Thanks Joe!!!
Joe Miller wrote:
Tim, try 251-232-9871. Remember, he is on Island
time...whatever the hell that means. That's what he
keeps telling me.
I think it is like it is 5 o'clock somewhere, give me
a beer. LOL. Good luck
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On another
I have a bunch of them deployed and I also have some Radiowaves sectors
too. IMHO, they work just as well as the Radiowaves units and the are
1/2 the price.
Mike Hammett wrote:
What is the opinion on the Maxrad WISPerformance Series of sectors? It can't
be hard to beat PacWireless, but how
I need to know if anyone can service the York PA area. I have a client
there who needs bandwidth ASAP.
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Rick, a little far out of my reach. Sorry Dude!
Rick Smith wrote:
lol. I don't care if I make nothin off this one - I have to bill them.
We're doing three of their stations up here in jersey - their fourth is in
aston.
they won't do any if we can't do them all.
:)
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I use my competitors wireless, as I can not service myself. I can tell
you that I have nothing to worry about, as I never get more than 512k
down, and that is at 2AM. We do cooperate though, and they have hooked
up some of their customers to my service. It does make me feel good
about myself,
And they said Ken was to old for that kind of stuff, But I always new he
had it in him (sorry for the late reply, I just read this now)
Dawn DiPietro wrote:
Scriv,
There will be another DiPietro around to one day troll the lists. ;-)
Regards,
Dawn DiPietro
John Scrivner wrote:
Dawn,
Is
I was reading this thread, and I had a thought (scary thing!, LOL), it
it possible that inside the conduit, there is a rough edge (maybe the
edge of a junction box if you are not using LBE's?) that scraped off the
outside covering and you now have exposed wires that you can not see?.
Perhaps
I currently use both Deliberant and Highgain products without any
issues. I mean, don't get me wrong, I have had some very simple problems
with both vendors, but all of it was corrected ASAP. The only way I will
use Tranzeo is for their 5Ghz units, as I have a bunch of them deployed
as
!. (That suit by the way was a full body hazmat setup. I brought it
along because I had no idea what I was going to be up against? :-\ )
JohnnyO wrote:
I've seen Tim Wolfe dressed in what looked like a space suit :) Shoud
have gotten him to go up a tower dressed like that and taken pictures
Mike Hammett wrote:
A full body hazmat setup is always cheap insurance when you're around
JohnnyO!
How very true that statement is!. I have also learned from prior
experience that upping your life insurance may not be a bad idea also! ;-)
You are a nut case Dude!!, LOL! :-)
JohnnyO wrote:
Tim . I am not sure what you are referring to ! ! ! ! ! Life
Insurance ? .. *Dong* - ONSTAR - . can you help me
find my boat...
JohnnyO
CampWTF .
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Hello,
I am trying to find a WISP provider for the Warrington PA area. Our
address is 1601 Main Street in Warrington, PA 18976. Please let me know
as soon as you can; this location is scheduled to open on the 26th and
cannot open without internet access. Up until this
HmmInterested in doing what?(Sorry, I
didn't read the other emails, I am a little busy right now. :-)
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LMAO!!!, You are a crazy SOB!! ;-)
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Make some room, and stock up on the Coors light. I'll be there soon I hope?
Cliff wrote:
JohnnyO, That sounds like a lot of cement rubble to have to save your
ass from underneath.
Cliff - Work
985-879-3219
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Johnny O, Mac isn't worried about the 4 kids, its You he is concerned
about!! :-X . Be careful, and get the hell out of there. Be sure to take
along a can of fix-a-flat(LMAO!!), and keep Billy away from the rats :-)
. Nah, on the serious side, Go to Mac's with Your family and ride this
thing
Johnny, was the the same generator we had at Camp WTF??(wireless task
force hehe). If so, I would say You throughly tested it?LOL!
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OK, If You are out there reading this, and You have the crimp on
connectors(No screw on types please) N male, I could use some. If every
WISP out there would just send me 6 connectors, I can crank out 3 foot
jumpers until the cows come home. I have the heat shrink, and I solder
the center pin
I now have the adhesive backed shrink tubing, as I got it today at the
electrical supply, and 50 N connectors in route to my home via a
donation. I am going to get busy right now!!. They'll be there soon Mac!!
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717-274-8730
Mac and anyone else who knows?, What address should I be sending these
cables too?. I threw in some zip ties and rolls of tape too!. I have 10
done, and will have another 20 by Weds. or Thurs.. Just let me know!!
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in as well as the jumpers from Tim Wolfe
! (nudge nudge)
All I am lacking now is 1 Tlink10 w/ext connectors.
JohnnyO
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*Sent:* Sunday, September 25, 2005 9:57 PM
*To:* WISPA
Scriv, The # for Joe Laura is: 504-416-3641
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Mac, If You send me the $$, I will just turn around and donate it back
to You via the website and Your paypal account. Keep smiling and doing
good!. Keep Your cash!
Mac Dearman wrote:
Tim Wolfe wrote:
Hey Mac, the package is on the way. Since I don't have the email
address to send tracking
Anybody service this area?. If not, does anybody want to go in with me
and start a WISP there?
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John Scrivner wrote:
I have certainly been blessed this year. My business has grown and I
have had everything I could ever want from life. I am looking forward
to spending a bunch of time with family and friends and celebrating
Christmas together. I hope all of you have everything you could
I read a lot and rarely post these days, but after reading this, I just felt
I had to add my $.02 I have been in the WISP business for 9 years. I
deployed into areas that had no options other than myself. Every time I
deployed, cable or DSL followed me within weeks of turning up an AP. They
I've had a NetEq box running for over 3 years. It is a plug and play setup
and does a great job if you like the hands off sorta thing. The bad side is
the licensing and the upgrading policy. IT STINKS!. If you buy a unit that
is only 3 months old off of Ebay, you can forget support. There was a
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