Which stat don't you like Tom?
The PEW Report:
http://www.pewinternet.org/pdfs/PIP_Digital_Divisions_Oct_5_2005.pdf
As of May-June 2005, 68% of American adults, or about 137 million
people, use the
internet, up from 63% one year ago. Thirty-two percent of American
adults, or about 65
million
Technically... umm. i dont know. =)
but i do know that I expect about 200-500 visitors a day AND the map
WILL be in wikipedia under wisp, isp, internet, and other definitions.
it WAS already in there getting tons of traffic but alas.. it started
running s slow... that we had to remove
It is a lack of federal policy. Every nation that has a federal policy
on teelcom/BB/internet has strong penetration and competition - and
cheaper rates. Granted there are lots of debates about why some
countries are cheaper, and have more users, but the fact remains that
the FCC has failed -
It is a lack of federal policy. Every nation that has a federal policy
on telecom/BB/internet has strong penetration and competition - and
cheaper rates. Granted there are lots of debates about why some
countries are cheaper, and have more users, but the fact remains that
the FCC has failed -
I use 11b mode for most of my clients. I have 3 routerboard 112's in long
distance shots, and I'm sorely disappointed at the performance. Compared
to Star-OS, the throughput is down about 40%.Two clients just one house
apart, and about 15 miles from the AP show dramatic performance
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, please.
Scriv, very good news and congrats. BTW, I'm still waiting for your update
on your BreezeAccess VL upgrade? Brad
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I've got an anal sphincter too!
http://wimax-coverage.com/wimax-access-wireless-internet-service-why.html
two words:
Qual-Comm
=)
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Robert Q Kim, Internet Advisor Provider
http://wireless-internet-access-provider.com
http://wimax-coverage.com
2611 S. Pacific Coast Highway 101
Suite 203
Cardiff
ps... i guess i shoulda quoted the last post... oops!
Disparaging remarks of this nature are dysfunctional. Opinions are like
assholes; everybody has one but nobody wants to hear it. - cw
On 9/20/06, Robert Kim Wireless Internet Advisor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got an anal sphincter too!
- Original Message -
From: Peter R. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: WISPA General List wireless@wispa.org
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2006 11:19 AM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Lack of Competition
It is a lack of federal policy. Every nation that has a federal policy
on teelcom/BB/internet has
Hello Mark,
15 miles!! HAHAHAHA I wish I was so lucky. We are ecstatic if we
get 2 miles with 2.4Ghz.
We can hardly do 3 miles at times with 900mhz.
IIRC, 802.11 timed out at about 11 miles and StarOS had adjusted those
settings. Not sure what Mikrotik has done, although nstreme may
2 Miles? That's all? The farthest we've gotten is 27 on some old Tranzeo
2.4 gear. It's now been replaced with StarOS, but we're still getting 20
miles, and probably more. What antennas are you using? I'm assuming
you've got a really cluttered spectrum?
Nick
Barry at Mutual Data wrote:
I have customers beyond 20 miles... Last night I installed someone, and
couldn't get thier CPE to associate until I called someone and had the
distance limit upped to 28 miles on the AP. Anyway, I plotted it in
RadioMobile and it's 22.7 miles according to RM.
The customer is here behind the
Peter,
Other figures from research firms like Forrester
show that only about 40% of Americans have high-speed connections at
home, 30% rely on dial-up and 25% don’t have any Internet connections at
all!
I do not disagree with those statistics. I disagree with your statement that
most DialUp
As you guys know my company was having some serious speed and
reliability issues with our existing Trango backhaul some time back. We
have about 25 tower locations in Southern Illinois which until recently
were all fed from these Trango radios. We had countless short outages,
signal
I hereby certify that I have not taken over Scriv's body or keyboard.
...Hey John, have my guys finished painting your house for you, grooming
your dogs, cleaning your boots and darning your socks?
Patrick
-Original Message-
From: John Scrivner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Wow, if they really believe that, I wonder how they expect the American
public to buy a car? Gee, Ford, Chevy, GMC, KIA, Toyota, Subaru ...
Econo, Sedan, Van, SUV, Pickup ...
Sheesh, I guess I'll just walk to work.
Buying groceries oh Lord I'm suprised we haven't starved to death in the
Good, maybe I can see some upgrades on my cheapo accounts. Of course,
in Valentine, 30 minutes you can go to the video store rent the movie,
come home, make popcorn and be 20 minutes into the movie in the same
amount of time ;) I'm sure we'll see an uptick while it is new though.
Sam
They have already sold 125,000 movies. See
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/060919/disney_online_movies.html
-Matt
Sam Tetherow wrote:
Good, maybe I can see some upgrades on my cheapo accounts. Of course,
in Valentine, 30 minutes you can go to the video store rent the movie,
come home, make popcorn
Mark Koskenmaki:
Am I missing something?
YES!! No doubt!
Is this just a setting problem or ???
Or is a big word and I really think it is an or problem. I think you
need your head examined first for saving the $60.00 on the difference
between a RB532 a RB112.
Were these vital links?
Were
Tom DeReggi wrote:
Peter,
Other figures from research firms like Forrester
show that only about 40% of Americans have high-speed connections at
home, 30% rely on dial-up and 25% don’t have any Internet connections at
all!
I do not disagree with those statistics. I disagree with your
Mac! Let's turn the temperature of this debate down a few degrees. You
guys are taking a quick trip to Flamesville here. You can drive your
point home without driving it into someone's backside. Let's be civil here.
Thanks,
Scriv
Mac Dearman wrote:
Mark Koskenmaki:
Am I missing
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