I assumed so, but was not sure if there was any kind of 'feature' built into it or not. Still, when the time comes, I will spend the time to try it, whats the worst that will happen, be told no?
On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 11:59 AM, Blair Davis <the...@wmwisp.net> wrote: > Forget it. > > The TV stations already think that they are loosing their space. > > They have fought this whole TVWS thing tooth and nail. They won't be > giving any waivers. > > Jeromie Reeves wrote: > > There are already RF/DOCSIS hybrid systems. DOCSIS is a very expensive idea > to go with. The head end is the primary cost, but so its the client RF > system. The system I looked at was 75K not counting the cable head or modems > (this was also about 10 years ago, I have not heard that it was any cheaper > today). If you already had a DOCSIS system then it helps. I think Ubnt would > be a good contender here. It depends on the rules for channel bonding. If we > have say 8 channels (40mhz) then we could use 40mhz airmax. Yummie. And, to > my surprise, I have found palces with 15 channels open, and 10 miles up the > valley, no upper channels at all open. I have been there, I have put a > antenna up 30 feet (and more, a client has a 75ft crank tower for tv) and > its pretty impossible to get more then a handful of channels, and most of > the ones listed are not receivable. I do not know what options we have for > those area, where they are in the coverage zone but have no signal due to > mountains and such. Is there any mechanism in place, or being thought of, > that would let us have a exemption or exception to the rules for channel > sitting? Namely, Say I have 2 open channels, 30, 31. Can I ask 29 or 32 for > a waver? "You can use this channel ,at this power, with your antenna(s) > pointed as such that it does not cause us interference". this would be very > useful in a case where that channel (29/32) is used to TX (namely away from > said market) and the clear channel is used to RX. We could then design the > networks with lots of dirt between us and them. I knwo I have very tall > mountains and many low site butting right up against them. I could blast out > on some channels and the over lapping station would never hear me (mtns, > distance, and direction) as well the market does not use their channels as > they do not come in as it is. (We put in OTA & HD Antennas). > > On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 9:24 AM, Randy Cosby <dco...@infowest.com> wrote: > >> I have not had time to read up on TVWS much yet, but just had a thought >> over the weekend. Wouldn't it be easy to adapt DOCSIS to TVWS? >> >> Randy >> >> >> >> On 9/25/2010 1:53 PM, Jeremie Chism wrote: >> >> Looks like the cable companies are very worried about this situation. >> >> http://www.cabletechtalk.com/white-spaces/ >> >> >> >> Sent from my iPhone4 >> >> On Sep 25, 2010, at 1:39 PM, "Scott Carullo" <sc...@brevardwireless.com> >> wrote: >> >> I read the whole FCC document regarding what channels can be used. In >> one section it talks about fixed wireless under channel 21 but then in the >> decision section under that it just made the general statement that channels >> under 21 could not be utilized. I only breezed through the document once. >> Can someone answer the question of exactly what channels/frequencies are >> available for use assuming that all channels are free from other operators >> and none adjacent. Once the list of possible candidate channels are listed >> the available ones for use in a particular area can be further refined by >> removing all the utilized and adjacent channels to the ones utilized -- >> leaving only ones that can actually be used. >> >> Next question to add - it would appear that there are currently no devices >> that can operate in TV WS due to the FCC requirement to A) be certified for >> use in this band and B) they require the devices to broadcast an identifying >> set of info for location / identity purposes which will need to be >> incorporated into the wireless protocol I would imagine. Is this correct, >> there are no devices on the market in the US that are legal to use at this >> time.... >> >> Thanks >> >> Scott Carullo >> Technical Operations >> 877-804-3001 x102 >> >> >> >> >> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> WISPA Wants You! 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