VoIP is going to be a steady stream of anywhere from 30k to 100k
depending on codec, equipment and handshake.
Lets not forget that 30k packet is a 28k header with a 2k payload. Make sure
your infrastructure can handle 20,000 packets per second.
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t one direction? - cw
Lonnie Nunweiler wrote:
Whoa, bad assumption Rick. We would never be waiting for anything
from Tranzeo.
I was saying we are awaiting our first batch of SR9 for evaluation and
our own network, but that many of our customers have already tested
SR9's with our software, and t
also seen five foot yagis that
might penetrate mountains. - cw
George Rogato wrote:
When you say limited success, can you give examples?
I'm about to buy some and would like to know what kinds of issues pop up.
Currently I'm using Trango 900 and RF Linx 900 UDC's and know the
li
ot, which helps quite abit. I bought
some 900 Yagi's to use, but only have one in service.
Guess it will be interesting to see what we can do with these new cards.
George
cw wrote:
I have almost no clue. We've had little time to play with them and I
have no frame of reference. We&#x
With the nazi administration currently in power, one should think twice
before deciding someone shouldn't be allowed to say or write things. But, I
must say this statement is like a Linux loon calling FreeBSD crap. - cw
JohnnyO wrote:
I was not interested in reading posts labled Router
We've got until midnight Friday, right? I don't see any reason to start on
this before Friday afternoon.
Rick Harnish wrote:
Thanks Cliff, I know my secretary has been busting all day to get ours done.
I was going to make a post to but you beat me to it.
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It's not the output power that differentiates SR radios from XR radios. We
got better quality links from 100mW CM9s than SR cards. The XR radios are
finer grained and hear better.
Mario Pommier wrote:
> what is the output of those cards?
>
> the xr5 are 600mW aren't they?
>
> aren't the sr5 40
like cell phones. I've seen a two line version that is only available in
U.K. - cw
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Mike Hammett wrote:
>> *nods* DECT is a cordless phone protocol that operates in its own band.
>> It's just recently starting to catch on here in the states,
We've probably got 50 of the DECT6 phones deployed on resi ATAs and they
work perfectly. I use one and the range is phenomenal and the quality never
varies.
Chuck McCown wrote:
> I have the V tech DECT 6.0 and the Uniden at my house, they are also on our
> VoIP circuit and the quality is perfe
g you
can ping will work. - cw
John McDowell wrote:
> We've deployed one of the RMS version 1 boards from
> www.remotemonitoringsystems.ca
> This has given us visibility of voltage levels on our batteriesBUT, does
> anyone know how to have these devices actually alert you when ba
Valemount StarOS.
Rogelio wrote:
> On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 10:52 AM, Marlon K. Schafer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
>> Grin, yeah. That's one of the reasons it's been so hard for the big boys
>> to do unlicensed. It really requires feet, good feet, on the ground.
>> marlon
>
>
> So, which v
You can do something like this
http://www.astrotel.us/AstroTel-SmartMailFaxService.htm or T.38 works. All
phone numbers are portable. Your CLEC or ILEC has no choice in the matter. - cw
John McDowell wrote:
> Local Cooperative Telco will not let us port. What is my work around?
>
>
was worse than disappointing. I'd appreciate any antenna suggestions.
Thanks,
cw
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oint me at documentation for yagi propagation?
I'll be real interested to see if you get any penetration at a mile or more.
- cw
Lonnie Nunweiler wrote:
We have not finished testing yet so we are keeping a bit quiet. I do
not wish to promote this until I know for sure it is reliable.
We would be interested in an E911 solution that doesn't cost an arm and a
leg and we're WISPA memebers. - cw
Mac Dearman wrote:
I thought I would "feel out" the listonians here at WISPA first to see if I
could peak anyone's interest in a venture we have been working t
And when the tubes are full, you can't get your email for two weeks. - cw
Frank Muto wrote:
I think the point is that AT&T is pushing to charge extra for additional
bandwidth loads, e.g., Amazon, Google, Yahoo! etc, and this is where all
the Net Neutrality crap began from.
Do you re
Disparaging remarks of this nature are dysfunctional. Opinions are like
assholes; everybody has one but nobody wants to hear it. - cw
Mark Koskenmaki wrote:
I can't believe that someone would be dumb enough to write this... The
biggest problem is a lack of FEDERAL POLICY
Oh, p
You might have your agent try Progressive. Ours is listed as a ladder/bucket
truck and they never said that was a problem. It's $2200/yr with collision
and a million liability. Seems expensive to me but Florida insurance rates
are just that way. - cw
Dylan Bouterse wrote:
I'd li
x27;t touch the net. How
many layers of security are the other vendors offering? I've got two;
encryption and private network. - cw
John Scrivner wrote:
It does not matter if the responsibility is the network admin or not
when it comes down to purchase time. It comes down to perception. R
Why don't you order service installed at your house from them? Then you'd
know exactly what they are doing.
Marlon K. Schafer wrote:
Make DAMN sure you know what they are doing and with what frequencies
first though. Nothing worse than making that kind of false accusation.
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http://www.star-v3.com/store/
$262 ea in ten packs + roo.
Rick Smith wrote:
Where are people buying their SR9 client setups, if at all ?
What kind of pricing per "CPE"
I'm looking at a couple places, and coming back with like $350 each for a
rootenna / cable / SR9 / P.S. and RB112
Anyone
SR9 on WAR at 5MHz is about 6Mb
Tom DeReggi wrote:
We are finding that for most of the OEM 900 product though, best case
speed gets close to 1mbps on a 5mhz channel.
So Trango, is still our dominent choice, from towers,m where we do not
need the flexibility and low cost of relaying.
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I would be extremely interested in your $250 solution if it didn't have that
stupid software governor on it limiting bandwidth. What is it, 3Mb x 2Mb?
What's the actual throughput? - cw
Patrick Leary wrote:
Dang, that's as much as $100 more than a real BreezeACCESS
Anybody have experiences they care to share? - cw
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ink the signs killed.
WISPs aren't the only ones shitting in their nests. Every day they pile it
higher and one just has to figure out another way around the edges. - cw
Patrick Leary wrote:
No FUD being slung here. On the 4.9 issue I filed that question and deal
with that assumption qu
We use WAR boards but if it's resi wireless LAN needed, these work fine
http://www.pcbay.net/wgnewirowisu.html. They have Atheros chipset and are
$22 delivered. Throw them away when they die. All the consumer grade stuff
lasts the same length of time.
Ross Cornett wrote:
Hey guys, I hope some
Follow the link I pasted http://www.pcbay.net/wgnewirowisu.html.
Anthony R. Mattke wrote:
Where are you finding those boards for $22 a piece?
-Tony
cw wrote:
We use WAR boards but if it's resi wireless LAN needed, these work
fine http://www.pcbay.net/wgnewirowisu.html. They have At
Those _are_ Netgear routers. The thread was looking for consumer grade
routers. All sub hundred dollar wireless routers are going to lose their way
periodically and require power cycling. This particular router has Atheros
chipset and it's priced for throw away so you don't have to waste more on
Julie - "Ah, you want that beachfront stuff with high power. Well,
looking at how many WISPs can't be trusted to follow the rules, there is
considerable risk for that, especially with the broadcasters, who tend
to be a vocal and frankly powerful lobby."
"Where did you obtain the information that
This is wonderful but you would need our FRN. Are you saying we don't have
to have this postmarked today?
John Scrivner wrote:
If you are a paid WISPA Principal Member then you do not have to worry
about filing your CALEA Form 445. Kris Twomey is handling it for all
paid WISPA Principal Member
No, thank you. I've already wasted most of the day completing the forms but
our post office run for the day is already gone. So, I was wondering if our
forms could be post marked Tuesday instead of Monday. - cw
John Scrivner wrote:
Kris Twomey says he can handle our filing on behalf o
ou can't provide required services. I
don't like or trust government but I don't think they're out of line
requiring providers be CALEA compliant. This one ain't special interests
motivated. - cw
Jack Unger wrote:
Dear Representative Stupak,
I'm writing to supp
I'd be interested to know if anyone has used their soft switch. Apparently
all the pieces bundled together can be purchased for $66,000. That's a very
attractive price for a soft switch of this quality. - cw
Zack Kneisley wrote:
Anyone have an opinion on this companies offerings
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