Cisco AP 1242 Radios have 5.4 GHz as an option in the current flash.
John
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From: John Scrivner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Travis,
Are saying you
John J. Thomas wrote:
Cisco AP 1242 Radios have 5.4 GHz as an option in the current flash.
John
When we were at the fcc talking with Julius Knapp, he said there was a
couple manufacturers who have already certified 5.4 systems in the US.
Not sure why we never thought about Cisco.
this stuff got their experience in the first place?
Thank You,
Brian Webster
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From: Matt Larsen - Lists [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I think everyone is missing
this stuff got their experience in the first place?
Thank You,
Brian Webster
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From: Matt Larsen - Lists [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I think everyone is missing
] Following the FCC rules are now simply about
beingsticker conscious or not??
You know Patrick, I for the most part have respect for you and your
opinion, but when it comes to this issue you are so blinded by it you
don't even stop to think about your reply.
I stated it that way because I have
Hi,
The following question seems germaine to this thread.
Who would I talk to at the FCC about the following:
-- if I want to use equipment from an overseas-based manufacturer,
where would I go to or who could I talk to at the FCC to know
certification procedures, equipment allowed or not
Mark:
But, the FACT of the matter is by slapping together that collection
of pieces to make a radio that you will deploy for commercial,
revenue service as a telecommunications service provider is ILLEGAL.
You make a compelling case that the pieces parts systems you're
describing are
On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 08:58:02 -0800, Steve Stroh wrote
Mark:
But, the FACT of the matter is by slapping together that collection
of pieces to make a radio that you will deploy for commercial,
revenue service as a telecommunications service provider is ILLEGAL.
But Steve, many of these
Hold your Horses there Sir Patrick! There was one comment that used that in
their post - I don't think that we as an industry have evolved to that
level of degradation in dealing with the laws of the land air. There will
always be renegades in every avenue of life, but we are not in that
I try to keep a low profile around here, you listen twice and speak
once. Wispa membership has been a good experience for me. However,
Patrick has once again, been the HIGH MiGHTY, and jumped all over my
one phrase. I did not mean to imply anything illegal about my in
tensions, other than I
rabbtux rabbtux wrote:
I try to keep a low profile around here, you listen twice and speak
once. Wispa membership has been a good experience for me. However,
Patrick has once again, been the HIGH MiGHTY, and jumped all over my
one phrase. I did not mean to imply anything illegal about my
Oh, let me add one thing though, the members only list is free of
vendors pitching their wares or bragging about their past or trying to
influence through propaganda..
Of course it's only open to paying WISPA members. But it is fairly private.
George
Welcome to WISPA
www.wispa.org
Patrick,
Please just pick up the phone and contact the FCC yourself. Apply for
the job, get a shiny badge and go out on the range to take down all
of the Illegal wisps you see out there.
Every other email from you on this list (even when the thread starts
with someone asking for advice)
Your competitors thank you for ignoring some of the best gear on the
market.
I'm not an Alvarion proponent, or apologist. There's lots of other
good gear on the market that's the equal of Alvarion.
But in no other segment of the telecommunications industry are BASIC,
FUNDAMENTAL,
Steve, problem is not in Patricks message, for sure they are real and we
should be thankful that he wants to help.
Issue as I see it is, he dominates the list more than some care to read
as a vendor.
If he toned it down some, he would be doing himself justice.
Also,
Although Alvarion is a
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That's not an argument that is credible today, with the range
from legal cheap to premium CPE running from about $170 to sub-$300 --
that's cheap.
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Patrick, your input on low cost 5.8 CPEs is appreciated. Please let
me know where I can purchase 5.8G CPEs at $170? We need to
Many of you probably don't follow the FCC much, so let me tell you about
the stroke of a pen:
UNE-P which was the magic bullet for CLECs. No facilities needed. Rock
bottom pricing on voice lines. Market and sell. Z-Tel and a few others
had over 500k lines. Unfortunately, they didn't listen
Hi,
You make good points... however, the better question is how much money
did Z-Tel take out of the business during this time? I would bet the
owners and investors made BIG money during this time... so, so what if
they are out of business now? If they made millions during that time,
then it
Travis,
Are saying you are using 5.4 GHz radios in the US?
Scriv
Travis Johnson wrote:
Hi,
You make good points... however, the better question is how much money
did Z-Tel take out of the business during this time? I would bet the
owners and investors made BIG money during this time... so,
Travis Johnson wrote:
Hi,
You make good points... however, the better question is how much money
did Z-Tel take out of the business during this time? I would bet the
owners and investors made BIG money during this time... so, so what if
they are out of business now? If they made millions
John,
Maybe I missed something, but how do you get from Travis' statement that
any user could do it, to questioning Travis as to whether that was a
claim to
have done it himself?
John Vogel
John Scrivner wrote:
Travis,
Are saying you are using 5.4 GHz radios in the US?
Scriv
Travis
and overreaching comment from John Scrivner. Talk
about FUD.
Best,
Brad
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John,
Maybe I
Dearman
Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2007 10:17 AM
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Hold your Horses there Sir Patrick! There was one comment that used that
in
their post - I don't think that we as an industry have
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No. I am saying anyone with an internet account, credit card and
shipping address could purchase 5.4ghz equipment TODAY and deploy it
TODAY. Granted its not FCC certified and not technically legal right
now... but, it could be done.
Travis
John Scrivner wrote:
Travis,
Are saying you are
:37 AM
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Following the FCC rules are now simply about
beingstickerconscious or not??
I try to keep a low profile around here, you listen twice and speak
once. Wispa membership has been a good experience for me. However,
Patrick has once again, been the HIGH
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Following the FCC rules are now simply about
beingsticker conscious or not??
-snip-
That's not an argument that is credible today, with the range
from legal cheap to premium CPE running from about $170 to sub-$300 --
that's cheap.
-snip-
Patrick, your input on low cost 5.8
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Subject: RE: [WISPA] Following the FCC rules are now simply about
beingstickerconscious or not??
Hold your Horses there Sir Patrick! There was one comment that used
that
in
their post - I don't think that we as an industry have evolved to
that
level of degradation
Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2007 2:30 PM
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That's not an argument that is credible today, with the range
from legal cheap to premium CPE running from about $170 to sub-$300
Markets
Alvarion, Inc.
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I was honestly not sure what he was saying. For all I know he was saying
these are available in legal form at this price. I have heard they are
out there and that there are two which have been certified for legal use
in the Us but nobody has ever said what brand they are, who sells them,
what
Rogato
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beingstickerconscious or not??
Ho ho ho Patrick,
So, to add to the list of reasons why a lot of wisps use uncertified
gear.
One reason that was exposed
On Sun, 18 Feb 2007 20:52:04 -0800, Patrick Leary wrote
George, ones person's innovation is something that might another
person nothing but migraines. If you think you getting cutting edge
innovation and state of the art technology from the uncertified
manufacturers I don't know what to tell
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Great. I looked into it.
From
List'
Subject: RE: [WISPA] Following the FCC rules are now simply about
beingstickerconscious or not??
Hold your Horses there Sir Patrick! There was one comment that used that
in
their post - I don't think that we as an industry have evolved to that
level of degradation in dealing with the laws
Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
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I was honestly not sure what he was saying
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You know Patrick, I for the most part have respect for you and your
opinion, but when it comes to this issue you are so blinded by it you
don't even stop to think about your reply.
I stated it that way because I have absolutely no idea if rabbtux
rabbtux is in the US or not. It is a gmail
wispa wrote:
Once we're a regulated industry, and at this point the FCC and Congress are
SERIOUSLY attempting to take control the WISP and ISP business, we exist, or
we do not exist, at the stroke of a pen, totally at the WHIM of someone who
neither knows, nor cares, whether we live or die,
How true, how true. It is just a question of how much regulation
Sam Tetherow
Sandhills Wireless
Peter R. wrote:
wispa wrote:
Once we're a regulated industry, and at this point the FCC and
Congress are SERIOUSLY attempting to take control the WISP and ISP
business, we exist, or
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Following the FCC rules are now simply about
beingsticker conscious or not??
You know Patrick, I for the most part have respect for you and your
opinion, but when it comes to this issue you are so blinded by it you
don't even stop to think about your reply.
I stated
I think everyone is missing the real problem with 5.4ghz.
How big of a piece of crap is our military radar that a $49 minipci
wireless card and a homemade pringles antenna can render it useless???
;^)
Matt Larsen
vistabeam.com
J. Vogel wrote:
Fair enough. I might have been a little on
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Following the FCC rules ?
I think everyone is missing the real problem with 5.4ghz.
How big of a piece of crap is our military radar that a $49 minipci
wireless card and a homemade pringles antenna can render it useless???
;^)
Matt Larsen
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