Because until two months ago, there wasn't a licensed radio for $10K-$12K.
Its price competition from companies like Trango, that forces other
manufacturers to drop their prices also.
Its the message that Licensed is not jsut for carriers anymore, as soon as
manufacturers that historically
At this time, I'm not saying whether I'm choosing Dragonwave or Trango, or
both.
But I will say there are other factors to consider in favor of choosing
Trango.
Dealing with a Manufacturer that one has a history with, or vice versa.
Once a WISP builds credabilty up with a manufacturer, its
I have a price quote for a Dragonwave 18ghz licensed link from 6 months
ago for that price range. ;)
Travis
Microserv
Tom DeReggi wrote:
Because until two months ago, there wasn't a licensed radio for
$10K-$12K.
Its price competition from companies like Trango, that forces other
That was probably for Rev3 gear. I believe that deal is no longer
available, but I could be wrong.
Best,
Brad
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Agreed, but I think all the excitement was anticipating a new low price
point that Trango was promising. Trango did come in a bit cheaper, but not
cheap enough to really create any street parties.
Basically the money is the same between DragonWave and Trango, but Trango
gives you 100MB for
Mark: I have worked with http://www.wams.com/ - Wide
Area Management Services based here in the Silicon
Valley. They provide 24/7 Hour mission critical
nettwork management services. I've been to their NOC.
What are you trying to do and problems your trying to
solve?
Felix
--- Mark McElvy [EMAIL
Tom: I recall providing wireless bachauls to a big
utilty. Even though they are a billion dollar
utility, I still provided technical training and
lunch for all their communiation technicians. It was
much appreciated by the client. I also recall
providing backhaul training to my WISP. I also
Charles,
This post of yours, is getting into the meat and potatos of what we need to
know to make a fair comparison.
see responses in line
.the FCC doesn't allow someone to license a 56 MHz channel,
so to run at this date rate, you would have to license 2 adjacent
channels (2x the
It does, and giving double the capacity for same dollars is HUGE.
Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
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