Which is the argument many vendors use for licensing keys. IE, grow as needed. You might consider coordinating for 80MHZ/xpic/4096 QAM but only license the radio for your immediate needs, which does lower the initial cost (sometimes by a great deal). As you grow, drop in more keys, etc.
I don't bother anymore (although I probably should). Time is money and my time particularly is very expensive. Make no mistake, I LIKE the idea of prices coming down. When I got my first SAF link I paid about 23K for a 2+0, 56MHZ channels and 256 QAM with 3ft antennae (including coordination). I was a novice buyer and got treated like one. I am quite a bit wiser now. SIAE came along and cut that price (with more performance (1024 QAM)) by a LARGE margin. There are other "hungry" vendors out there as well now. Can't even keep all their names straight. :) I just wish Mimosa had kept a little more in line with industry standards. We all have to share the ecosystem. JP On Thu, 13 Apr 2017 09:33:46 -0800, Jeremy Austin wrote > On Thu, Apr 13, 2017 at 9:27 AM, J Portman <[email protected]> wrote: > > I realize my argument may not be convincing to everyone, that's what makes > America great! (:) > Still, the waste of a very, very precious resource seems almost unforgivable. > > I can understand this perspective. I can hardly abide putting in anything > with less than AirFiber bit/Hz efficiency these [UTF-8?]days⦠> > *But* sometimes you need to occupy spectrum so you can grow into it. Networks > have to be initially built larger than current need, as we don't have the > ability to organically grow with no constraints, using spectrum at 100% > efficiency all of the time. That would be awesome if so! > > > -- > > Jeremy Austin > > (907) 895-2311 office > (907) 803-5422 cell > [email protected] > > Heritage NetWorks > Whitestone Power & Communications > Vertical Broadband, LLC > > Schedule a meeting: http://doodle.com/jermudgeon Joe Portman Alamo Broadband Inc. www.alamobroadband.com
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