I've been looking at this technology for out of band management of
sitemonitor-connected devices for about 6 months now. I mentioned this
briefly in another thread, without naming the technology directly.
Waiting for my preferred silicon vendor to complete the US certification on
their modules b
yes, particularly where you can install a base station/central hub in an
area and get data from your things for "free"... Much less costly over a
10 year timespan than putting a SIM card in a SCADA device with quad band
cellular modem, which will probably be at minimum $10/mo per active SIM in
bul
Yepwe use allot of 900MHz FHSS and narrowband radios with just 9600bps
or less...we have used 2 .4 maxstream where several 900MHz links already
existed.
Jaime Solorza
On Oct 29, 2015 8:16 PM, "Jeremy" wrote:
> This technology seems like it would be perfect for SCADA stuff wouldn't
> it? We
maxstream. Makes some.
Jaime Solorza
On Oct 29, 2015 8:07 PM, "Rory Conaway" wrote:
> There was a company that had a 2.4GHz narrow band unit that would go 7
> miles. I looked for them a few months ago and couldn’t find them.
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> *From:* Af [mailto:af-boun...@afmug.com] *On Beha
This technology seems like it would be perfect for SCADA stuff wouldn't
it? We provide service to our local irrigation company and they have
terrible connections, but only need a few kbps every few minutes so it
still works great. They are just sensors that monitor water flow through
canal system
There was a company that had a 2.4GHz narrow band unit that would go 7 miles.
I looked for them a few months ago and couldn’t find them.
Rory
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