Dude..
Only if its free??? That's putting alot of value on your life
Staying tied off 100% of the time is great but only if you are anchored
to the right stuff. For example, there is no way to safely attach a
standard 6' "Y" fall arrest system to Rohn 25 or 45G. Did you know
that?
H, sounds to me like you better find a class than can teach you
common sense cause you sure ain't got any. I agree with Bob's
rant. with one addition... IF (and that is a big if) the
local fire dept has a ladder it is only going to go up less than 100'
for one and they are not t
If you want to sponsor me, I'll go. I have no funds for that. Rant
some more.nope.still don't have money. I did order a hard hat
as well, so I guess I'm on the right track. Also, I did plan on
attaching the lanyard to the tower legs because I feel they are stronger
compared to the c
Any winog news ?
Gino
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Sure is nice to ask for advice and be insulted. If you know so much
about how I climb, tell me what I have done wrong. Or start asking me
trick questions that I'll answer wrong. Than you may insult me.
Mike Healy wrote:
H, sounds to me like you better find a class than can teach you
c
Brian :)
Your only 21 years old, CONGRATS!
When I read about guys like you and Kurt , who is still in high school
and running a wisp, it makes me happy and proud of you guys that are
starting life embracing a business and making a go at it.
So keep up the hard work, someday you'll look back o
Most omni antennas are very low gain. And the
lower the gain the less the xpol.
Try the Mobile Mark mag mount omni antennas.
Available in 3dB or so. I'll bet you do just fine with those.
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Is there any hpol 900mhz mobile antennas out there?
Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181 wrote:
Most omni antennas are very low
gain. And the lower the gain the less the xpol.
Try the Mobile Mark mag mount omni
antennas. Available in 3dB or so. I'll bet you do just fine with
t
21 and high school? George, you flunked kindergarten 3 times ? :-)
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yeah, it was happening.
:)
My competitor's network operator is over there on some presentation about
network monitoring
Hope that all gave him heck for me... hehehehe
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Brian is 21.
Kurt is in high school.
Guess I mushed them together :)
George
G.Villarini wrote:
21 and high school? George, you flunked kindergarten 3 times ? :-)
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My thought was : how can WISPA help improve safety for members? I climb
more than I care to, frankly. Safety is the #1 objective. *nothing* is
more important. Consider weather, weight, structure, attachment, ropes..
the list is long and I agree, a seminar/training is the way to go.
Between jets
WISPA:
Good morning,
You are missing out on some very useful information from seasoned
Operators on a wide range of gear. It has been nice to hear the success
stories from the Canopy and Trango operators. I have enjoyed the
comparison sessions on the Backhauls and 900 MHz gear. Good advanced
Ohhh ok, jeje!
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Any info on the backhaul bash would be appreciated... who won ?
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I second the vote for St. Louis. We have already offered to help with the
bandwidth.
It was great meeting you Jeff.
Mike
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Subjec
Maybe I can't afford training, or maybe I don't want to allocate the
funds for training. Either way, there are more people out there just
like me.
Since I was recently informed about my lack of common sense climbing, I
figured a thread needs to be started.
Everyone please post any pointers y
I'd been begged for months to put together a story on how I got into the
wisp business. We're waiting for hardware to come in so I've finally had
the play time to get it written up.
I hope that this helps some of you either get going or quit wasting time:
http://cbdd.typepad.com/rural/
laters
What are some of the alternative good training
programs other than Comtrain?
My advice as a novice, is...
Don't underestimate the strength it takes to climb
to higher heights. Once you realize that its to far for your physique its to
late, you still have the hardest part left, going back
Brian,
I fully agree with George. Only issue is that when you start young, you
usually don't know what you don't know, and become over confident. So be
cautious about that. I see it way to often. The advantage of people that
start out working for someone else in a specific trade, is they le
"IF you do that, you know at minimum, you won't fall to your death."
I consider myself very observant. I will also always look for any piece
of the tower that could be compromised. I understand that just because
it still stands does not mean it is safe. I still believe that common
sense if
Brain,
I still believe that common sense if better than an educated idiot.
I fully agree with you. However, what you fail to realise is that if you
consider yourself a common sense person, and you get training, you will be a
trained common sense person. Which is better than a common sense
Anytime ANYONE climbs for us - They have a double lanyard (shock cord)
for going up the tower - they also have chain hooks for positioning and
working on the tower - We also have cable grab safety systems on most of
our towers currently and will be completely covered with the grab
systems on all to
Not sure if you want to modify your advice of "tie-of and sit down on
the harness seat, and regain your wind / strength" after you read the
following link. It is potentially dangerous advice if you are not
aware of the dangers in doing so.
http://www.mikeholt.com/mojonewsarchive/Safety-HTML/HTML/
Some of this gets down to a very basic problem. If you can't afford to get the proper training, what else can you not afford? Customers do not care what you can or can not afford. The care about the service you provide.
I would suggest going back to your business plan and reviewing the who
Team.
http://evdo-coverage.com/wireless-internet-service/
is ready to be beta tested...
oddly.. it's missing some of the data that comes up in my admin screen at
http://wifi-hotspot.wirelessinternetcoverage.com/inputpreview.html
try them both and let me know if your wisp shows in the ADMIN
team, the ADD A WISP feature is right now being programmed back in.. I'll let you know when it's ready...
Show other sites... yes.. We are thinking about showing 1 central point per wisp THEN if the user is interested in seeing more.. the number of points can expand to show all your ap's or footp
None of my entries show up in either page :-(
I use Netscape 7.2, but I tried IE as well.
And it seemed to take closer to a min to refresh.
Robert Kim Wireless Internet Advisor wrote:
Team.
http://evdo-coverage.com/wireless-internet-service/
is ready to be beta te
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Thanks
Robert - Can't Wait - You're awesome for doing this for us.
JohnnyO
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Johnny,
no problem... the website is benefiting my company greatly too ... with out your WISP data.. i'd get much less traffic... so its a win win.. the way things work best! thanks!
On 8/17/05, JohnnyO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks Robert - Can't Wait - You're awesome for doing this for us
Let me say it this way. I don't want to pay for it.
Scott Reed wrote:
Some of this gets down to a very basic problem. If
you can't afford to get the proper training, what else can you not
afford? Customers do not care what you can or can not afford. The
care about the service you
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Scott
- I really hate to blow the whistle on your post to Brian - but - I myself like
many many dozens of others on the list - want to know - What is a Business Plan
! LOL
JohnnyO
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Lonnie,
Interesting Arcticle.
First, I want to correct a previous statement. What I wrote was not what I
meant. When I was suggesting using the seat, I didn't mean actually sit
down, what I meant was use the seat. I use the lanyard to attach at the seat
side D-Rings, and lean back so my legs
http://www.comtrainusa.com/Tower%20Tech/ttech.htm
While we're on the topic, wouldn't it be best to take this class too?
If your climbing towers, you should know how to build one. That is the
only way you might determine if one is safe to climb.
Lonnie Nunweiler wrote:
Not sure if you want
>We are thinking about showing 1 central point per wisp
Advise against that. There is no central
point in a large multi-region network.
It would defeat the purpose of a coverage
map. We can already go to a list like PART-15 Wisp locater and find
broad coverage area for a provider, withou
On Wed, 17 Aug 2005, Jeff Mabry wrote:
>WiNOG 3 - How about St. Louis, MO?
Yeah...I'd vote for that. Or Malden, MO. Population 5000. :-)
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I agree. If you have ever seen one come down you know that it should
be built correctly, and not by some guy who is cheap and dirty. A
poorly constructed or installed tower can do much property damage and
can even kill.
I think common sense is great, but professional sense with respect to
techni
And then there is always Grand Rapids, MI. :)
Heck, as long as it is in the midwest.
Butch Evans wrote:
On Wed, 17 Aug 2005, Jeff Mabry wrote:
WiNOG 3 - How about St. Louis, MO?
Yeah...I'd vote for that. Or Malden, MO. Population 5000. :-)
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Now rock climbing, that sounds fun. I wonder how far $600 would go in
a rock climbing club.
Lonnie Nunweiler wrote:
I agree. If you have ever seen one come down you know that it should
be built correctly, and not by some guy who is cheap and dirty. A
poorly constructed or installed tower
The time to rescue is the next best thing to not having the incident
in the first place. Any mistake on a tower is a whole world of hurt.
Lonnie
On 8/17/05, Tom DeReggi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Lonnie,
>
> Interesting Arcticle.
>
> First, I want to correct a previous statement. What I wrot
How about some nice caribbean sun down here in Puerto
Ricoocean front conference room with bikini view !
Gino
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And th
Lonnie Nunweiler wrote:
Not sure if you want to modify your advice of "tie-of and sit down on
the harness seat, and regain your wind / strength" after you read the
following link. It is potentially dangerous advice if you are not
aware of the dangers in doing so.
http://www.mikeholt.com/mojonew
Well, Johnny,
A business plan is a package of paper that one puts together in the spare time they have before they start to implement said plan and find out they had no clue what they were doing, and now that they are doing something else, they no less about what they are doing. :)
I have not
Am I correct in thinking that this one
http://www.midwestunlimited.com/store_detail.lasso?-Token.id=10200
will kill you faster than this one?
http://www.midwestunlimited.com/store_detail.lasso?-Token.id=10192
I would think the seat strap takes pressure off the leg straps. I'm
thinking the leg
All I know is I was suppose to sell out by now an own my own island
somewhere. :)
Just kidding, I understood from the get go this is no get rich quick
scheme.
Scott Reed wrote:
Well, Johnny,
A business plan is a package of paper that one puts together in the
spare time they have
Don't know about that but look at the sala's.
Dustin
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Am I correct in thinking tha
Is anyone bumping up their install or monthly fees to offset high gas
prices? Gas went up over 60 cents this week.
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We hit 2.60/gal this week. I heard some places are over 3.00/gal. This
is insane. Just 3 more years of it, anyone think they can make it at
5/gal? Time for a air powered car. http://www.theaircar.com/
or maybe just a bicycle
Jeromie
Brian Rohrbacher wrote:
Is anyone bumping up their install
Brian Rohrbacher wrote:
Is anyone bumping up their install or monthly fees to offset high gas
prices? Gas went up over 60 cents this week.
If you can get away with it.
But I don't think Qwest or Charter are raising there rates because of gas.
I think this is just the cost of doing business an
Remember, Brian, we all want you to succeed. There has been nothing here that isn't intended to give you a better start than some of those that started earlier. No need for either of us to make the mistakes others have made. Give it your best shot and ask for help all along. The advice here
I would be willing to bet that their aint more than 3 people who have
actually attended and completed a climbing school. I have been climbing
for years and have never been to an actual school that I had to pay for.
I have yet to fall, bust a chin or a nut on a tower. I may fall in the
mornin
I meant 3 people on this list!!!
Mac
Mac Dearman wrote:
I would be willing to bet that their aint more than 3 people who have
actually attended and completed a climbing school. I have been
climbing for years and have never been to an actual school that I had
to pay for. I have yet t
First thing I do is get some leather soled, slip on shoes. I walk
through the mud and hop on the tower. I take an extra jacket that I tie
off to my waist and, if my legs get tired, re-tie it to the tower leg
and around me. Normally, the backpack I have on is filled with tools - I
bring everyth
:)
Alex
You forgot to mention the blindfold.
Too funny.
:)
Glad wisps have a cents of humor
George
A. Huppenthal wrote:
First thing I do is get some leather soled, slip on shoes. I walk
through the mud and hop on the tower. I take an extra jacket that I tie
off to my waist and, if my legs
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