what equipment they are using, but Cisco AP1500's (mesh)
are
> abnout $3700 each and Cisco recommends 18-20 per square mile. Thats
$74,000
> for the boxes plus antennas, mounts, POE and install.
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> John
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The SR9 cards might be interesting for this app...
chris
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OK Matt, being a
--Universal Service Reform: Creates a new account to invest $500 million
a year in broadband infrastructure for areas private investment are
reluctant to reach. Expands USF contributors to include any company
capable of supporting 2-way voice communication. Low volume users and
low income hous
Can a commercial wisp use 4.9 spectrum with cooperation with
public safety agencies? Public Saftey holds the license and the wisp builds the
network, splits off bandwidth for the agency and uses some of the bandwidth
for commercial purposes.
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Has anyone had any experience = or – with the Tranzeo 5a
32 or the 5amp 32? The claims are 25 and 40 miles respectively. Im wondering about
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Are they frequency specific? The
company should be able to offer numeric service out of the same terminal it is
offering the alpha service through.
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It's the big investors that will get it in the end. They will come with
large bags of cash or paper, consolidate and either take the profits or
flip it to someone else who will.
Chris
The big investors will probably never get it. But the medium sized
folks
surely will. Those that are interest
I would imagine many rural wisp rely heavily on 900 Mhz. It's the only
product we can use to provide last mile services to most customers. Our
challenges are:
1. Sparse populations, often less than 30 people/ Sq mile. 900 Mhz
cells enable us to encompass a relatively large service territory from
Does anybody have service available in Charleston WV? Hit
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Ive got some installs to do on a couple rubber roofs. Can I
use a regular ( the kind I can get at lowe’s) rubber mat under the non
penetrating mount or is there another type of mat made just for this
application? Ive seen em under cellular sleds and as walk pads and they look
like an ordi
Can anyone point me to some wholesale bandwidth in West Lafayette IN?
Hit me off list if you can help.
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Does anyone know how much of the band you
take up as you raise the raw data rate on the SR9s? Ie, if I use 5 Mhz, what is
the data rate, 10Mhz?
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Any recommendations?
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Does anyone have any experiences to share with the Tut Systems DSL gear -
both chasis and CPE?
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We had a tech that specd the wrong amp once. I opened the box as soon as we
received it. I saw that the connectors were wrong, and called hyperlink
immediately. All I wanted to do was exchange the amps for the same units
with a different style connector. No dice. They told me the sale was fi
Anyone know where I can find some 17 db yagis? M2 is back ordered.
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Can anyone tell me the best way to ground shielded Cat 5
cable?
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Earthlink prima
Has anyone powered radios directly off street light photo
cell adapters? Any pros or cons would be appreciated.
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Does anyone know of any recent wisp acquisitions in Sedona?
If you do could you hit me off list, I have a couple questions.
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Im installing some 120’ runs of cat 5 in building
shafts. I also need to take this through a roof penetration and 20’
across the roof to hook up to my radios. I can find exterior cable and riser
rated cable, but not one that will serve both needs. Anybody have any idea
where I can find s
We are rolling out some wrap 2 based nodes. The node,
including power will be mounted externally. Has anyone devised a way to
weather harden the AC plug/POE block combo? Ive got an idea for a 2nd
, small enclosure that piggy backs on the radio enclosure, but Im
wondering if someone has
I didn’t see any replies to yesterdays post….
Anybody know where to get some more SR9 cards?
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Where do I find a 180* sector?
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Can anyone tell me if the following configuration will work?
RB532-SR2/SR2+RB502-SR5/SR9
4 slots full. Would the node have enough muscle to power
all the cards properly?
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America wants cheap food. Period. In the past, cattle took better than 30
months to reach slaughter weight on grass. Under current industrialized agricultural
methods cattle can go from birth to the meat case in less than 12 months.
Its very similar for chickens, hogs or any other common
Marlon-
I agree with you - Subsidies aren't just hand outs so some hayseed
farmer can sit on the porch all day spittin redman at the dog. Its much
more clever and insidious than that. Americans spend tax $$ on
Agricultural Subsidies and get to eat crap, sometimes literally, for
their investment.
A rural water district cuts through the center of our
network. Their automatic meter reading system operates on 916.5 at @ ½ db. They
are having problems reading meters near one of our cells that sits 2 Mhz off
them. That was the only slot available on that tower, so we cant really move
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It sounds like several of you here build your own radios and
use off the shelf antennas. So if I buy a board, cards and an antenna what are
my obligations to FCC as far as having a certified system in production?
Thanks for the education
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Does anybody have any experience good/bad with the WLM54G
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I have a marketing exclusive with an MTU for
broadband. The cable sales folks keep showing up soliciting new business
for their phone/broadband/video offering. Property mgmt. has been telling
the cable reps that they do not have rights to solicit, only install on his
premises. Their isn’
Has anyone had any luck with off the shelf WDS cpe units
working in combination with SR2 radios?
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I have some runs of LMR 600 that are contained in carlon
conduits. We had been noticing continued performance decline in the
remote APs connected to the APs. I popped open the boxes at the end of
each conduit and water came pouring out. The contractor probably didn’t
glue a conne
I need a couple sets of backhauls for a public safety application. Link
distance under 3 miles, clear los. Need @ 20 meg throughput. Security
is a high priority and they have to be rock solid. Has to be a stickered
system. Any recommendations?
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Reliability and uptime?
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Can you actually make any money when you take into account all the costs
of doing the install vs. what they pay for the install? It seems like
they pay a pretty slim fee. A couple service calls can eat up your
profit pretty quickly. I could see it making sense if your labor is not
fully employed,
Slightly related to this thread-
Has anyone else that files a 499-a gotten an NANP invoice? Not quite
sure what to do with it. Do you know what the invoice is for?
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So what's the difference between direct and dish? Can you share what
the fee structures are?
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Tranzeo's can run at 24volts
You have a Good Day now,
Carl A Jept
We have a WR 900 MHz cell that saw a sudden 10 db jump in noise.
Running spec ans from other towers doesn't show this rise in noise in
the same band. Doing sweeps from the tower using another device, albeit
600' lower than the affected ap, we still don't see the noise floor
rise, even when we ru
Im looking for a couple of new, in the box, Canopy Advantage 5.2 Aps. I
you have some to sell, hit me off list.
Thanks
Chris
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A kid that works for me used one of these and a 13db yagi. Works great.
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I guess I don't really understand the explosion risk. The only thing
I've
Id be interested to see how they worked with high gain directional
antennas. With the proper antennas you could pick up some penetration,
help pick through noise and change polarities. Anybody used the Meraki
boxes this way?
Chris
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We've had very good luck with the Antels. For HPOL we like the MTI
Chris
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Anybody have a contact number for Motorola Service Providers/wireline
products or a VAR of their wireline products?
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Chris
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they run a quality program?
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dering the
spectra lite and spectra series.
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ution than having a full
time signal test tech?
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Is anybody using live chat as part of their customer support offering?
If so, has it worked well? What app has worked well?
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Anybody leasing from KGI? What should I expect - good, bad, give up my
right arm etc?
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Im looking at 3 different 900 Mhz PTMTP systems - Trango, WR and
Tranzeo. Im familiar with WR performance etc. Can anybody speak to
Trango and Tranzeo? The Tranzeo cpe price point is pretty compelling.
Ive heard that the new generation Tranzeo works much better than the
original gear. Hit me off
Has anybody had any luck using the 900 mhz 180 deg. Antennas from MTI?
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Can anybody point me to a good source for cheap satellite masts/j
mounts?
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It sounds like you might have noise impacting the local AP on channels
1-6. Is the power and receive sensitivity the same on your laptop vs.
the customer PC? That might be the reason you are seeing the difference
in performance between the two. Did you run netstumbler or otherwise
look at
We usually use Belden 7919a for tower applications. It's good cable and
has served us well. It is however a little pricey. Can anyone else
recommend a good, shielded exterior grade cable for vertical work that
is less than $325/spool?
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Chris
Im looking for some power supplies for WR eum 3003 and 3004. If you
know where I can find some hit me offlist.
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Square Watermelons? What about square pumpkins? Think of the Jack O'
Lantern possibilities. If the average American family is 3.14 people,
that same family need only buy one pumpkin and everybody gets to carve
their own side. That's it - this year Im plowing up all my towers and
planting square p
So that is roughly 10 square miles per cell for rural deployment? Seems
like a pretty tough sell in rural markets with low pop. Densities.
Chris
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Anybody familiar with this?
http://www.usda.gov/wps/portal/!ut/p/_s.7_0_A/7_0_1OB?contentidonly=true
<http://www.usda.gov/wps/portal/!ut/p/_s.7_0_A/7_0_1OB?contentidonly=tru
e&contentid=2008/03/0086.xml> &contentid=2008/03/0086.xml
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Does anyone know if there is a process/procedure at the commission that
citizens can engage to get a tower owner to change their lighting?
There is a new cell tower in my area (rural) that has white strobes that
is impacting the viewshed in the area. I know that the owner can amend
their EA, but t
To follow up on the quote below-
You'll have ups & downs, but don't listen to the fear inside your head.
I would listen very closely to the fear inside your head. Don't let it
paralyze you, but listen to it. Fear is a great motivator and often
prevents us from doing some very foolish things.
contractor we worked with wasn't concerned with RF, but just wanted
to make sure that they had cleaned and repainted every square inch of
tower. If you can work it out to stay on there, this is a great time to
do any welding you need.
Good luck
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We had a similar thing happen to us- our SNR was great, but every so
often it would just crash. It was on a flat roof, sled mount that held
the radio @ 24" off the roof. After trying everything, we raised the
mount up to @ 4ft and it solved the problem.
chris
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I read the article describing pricing and take rates for two separate
muni networks:
St. Cloud - free access, 80% take
Tempe - $19.95/mos first 3 mos, $29.95/mos after that, 15% take
Im wondering - is this a perception of value? Does free=low value/low
network quality in the mind of the subscri
Does anyone have a short list of companies that will certify systems?
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Please don't take the general wispa list private. I think that taking
such an action would be detrimental to all subscribers, both members and
non-members and would be out of synch with the statement below. For the
record- Im a member.
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Self Charging 900 Mhz basestation?
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Now this is from a company that
Can anyone share experience with the Tranzeo 900 mhz product good or
bad? One vendor has indicated it's a less than stellar product. Im
wondering what actual field experience has been.
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We have deployed a couple dozen Senao aps, both the 2611 and 3220. All
are less than a yr. old. Approximately half have died and exhibited the
same symptoms: Lan connectivity good, broadcast good, users can connect
but not get out onto the network. Has anyone else seen this?
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What is the non-vendor speak, actual production max throughput on a
Trango 900 Mhz AP?
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Anyone out there using hosted PBX for their call centers? Will it allow
you to see # calls in que, duration etc?
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Mark,
This was one of the best emails you have ever w
Its like my old hippie friend told me "the only difference between
hippie and yuppie is 50 grand a year" That was in 91. Adjust
accordingly for inflation.
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I was at a meeting yesterday that had several large carriers present.
One of the carriers made the comment that they are migrating away from
copper for new deployments. He said that FTTH is now cheaper than
copper due to increased material costs.
c
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We ordered a batch of 5plus units last winter. They didn't perform to
calculated levels, so we put em on the bench and tested them with a
meter. All tested below manufacturer's spec. We haven't seen the same
reliability with the regular 5a units that you describe below. For what
it's worth...
Chris
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Does anyone care to share experiences good/bad with deliberant gear?
Reliability, performance, failure rates, support, features etc? Im
comparing them w/Tranzeo and would like to be able to compare apples w/
apples.
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Im interested in vendor response on this as well
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This is an invitation
Can somebody refresh my memory
It is illegal to use 4.9 Ghz for any commercial traffic, even in
instance of public/private partnership and joint use of network - Yes?
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Chris
Would you like to see your ad
Tranzeo isn't cheap when you consider the failure rate.
Chris
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Why not use a couple or Tranzeos or Deliberants
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