I agree w/ Alex and will take this one step further
Mike has a history of taking undue credit for other's actions
At this risk of sounding anti Part-15, in order for WISPA to establish
credibility to its members and the FCC, it needs to be able to stand on its
own 2 feet as a separate
Congratulations Charles, so now we have a little Wu I'm sure you're a
proud father. That's great.
I'm not trying to start an argument here but WISPA was not invited to attend
this function. We received very late notice about the conference call two
weeks ago and none of us caught it in time.
I use canopy gear at 5.7 and problems are very minimal. Most of the
time (99%) it's a set and forget system. Most of our customers on
canopy we never hear from again, it's that stable.
We are just deploying 2.4 canopy gear so can't really speak to how well
they deal with that band. The vast
I know Matt has been away from home a bunch lately but I think we should
send Matt Larsen to this FCC event if he will go. We can take the $500
from Charles as part of the expense and have WISPA cover the rest. I
think we need a front line guy to speak at this event. I think we should
ask
As one of the people who volunteered to help, Michael was given 5... just
five minutes.
He was specifically asked to explain what role WISP's have played in the
aftermath.
There won't be any time for plugging P15 or WISPA, right now, he's hoping to
provide a rapid-fire 5 minute list of detailed
Congratulations Charles, so now we have a little Wu I'm sure you're a
proud father. That's great.
Well not yet...in about 2-4 weeks (depending on how things go)
I'm not trying to start an argument here but WISPA was not invited to
attend this function. We received very late notice about the
Well, if you look at it - w/out WISPA's efforts, there would be NOTHING to
talk about it
It would take approximately 30 seconds to introduce WISPA - and 4 1/2
minutes is plenty of time for a WISPA representative to talk
WISPA has a good story to tell (heck, it made national news) - I think it
John Scrivner wrote:
I know Matt has been away from home a bunch lately but I think we should
send Matt Larsen to this FCC event if he will go. We can take the $500
from Charles as part of the expense and have WISPA cover the rest. I
think we need a front line guy to speak at this event. I
I agree Rich, and nice to see you are in the group here.
Perhaps the Powerpoint presentation slides having to do with WISPA can
simply have WISPA logo in brilliant color in each frame, and the
agreement as to what is presented clearly has slides with appropriate
source ID's - like a Logo, and
maybe someone from wispa could go along and just be introduced. Maybe some
one that has had face time with the fcc already.
rob
- Original Message -
From: rcomroe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: WISPA General List wireless@wispa.org
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2005 1:10 PM
Subject: Re:
what we really need is a big map, in ross perot style. showing the areas
wisps have reconnected currently and planned in the next 2 weeks.
we need a chart or slide with how many voip calls have been completed. How
many people have been connected/reunited. How many sqare miles are covered.
any
Bravo! I agree! This would be BIG impact. Can we get it done this quick?
Scriv
Brad Larson wrote:
Video stream Mac from the field into the FCC meetingBrad
-Original Message-
From: George [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2005 1:27 PM
To: WISPA General
It might be real tough, just got off the phone with Mac and they have not
yet re-established net connectivity at the new base camp.
Thank You,
Brian Webster
www.wirelessmapping.com http://www.wirelessmapping.com
Free World Dialup #481416
-Original Message-
From: John Scrivner
As technologyh coordinator for Part15... the guy who's supposed to help the
staff understand what the people in the field want, and give advice on what
can be substituted for what... I have some observations that I'd like to
post several places, including P-15, WISPA public list.
First, I would
- Original Message -
From: rcomroe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: WISPA General List wireless@wispa.org
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2005 11:10 AM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Need Inputs From Hurricane ReliefWISP Teams
ForFCCPresentation on Thursday
Done a zillion remote meetings using streaming
Hello,
Can anyone get these people to acknowledge what WISP's have done? Or
are we really the ugly stepchild??
Barry
This is from The Jeff Pulver Blog at:
http://pulverblog.pulver.com/archives/002817.html
September 09, 2005
VoIP: Proving to be Effective in Katrina Emergency
Special thanks
A couple issues...
First, delivering a WISPA message to the FCC doesn't need to be expensive.
It only costs me about $3.50 in gas, to show up on the FCC door step, and
hand deliver it and take a meeting with someone. All I need is WISPA to
organize an agenda of what information they want me
Certainly didn't meant to imply that it can't work. To repeat, I've
conducted a zillion remote meetings using streaming video/audio (I don't
mean 1,000 billion ... I just mean I've conducted remote meetings with IP
videoconferencing more times than I could count). I don't mean remote
My apologies if I upset anybody, but this is what I commented on the
above Blog, I am tired of all the bullshit. I am angry that I cannot be
there to help these guys with what they are doing, so Mac, Johnny and
Company remember there is another side to this - being frustrated
because you
Count me in. I wouldn't miss it for the world. I certainly hope Mac
Dearman can go to the next FCC visit. We should have him be the focus of
showing what good the industry can bring when empowered.
Scriv
Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181 wrote:
Too complicated. Mike's set to go. If we
That works. Has Michael been requested to provide an advanced draft to Rick
Harnish (or someone in wispa leadership) for review opportunity?
Rich
- Original Message -
From: Brian Webster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: WISPA General List wireless@wispa.org
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2005 4:48
The FCC needs to understand that policy that helps WISPs helps America,
especially in time of disaster. That message dovetails into almost
everything we are trying to do in WISPA. Issues like unused television
space for broadband use was our lobbying effort last week in D.C. which
was well
Thank you a gazillion times over Brian! We needed to get Michael
something and you took the reins. Good job on that! Can we see it?
Scriv
Brian Webster wrote:
Just so everyone knows, I was able, with the blessing from Mac, to give
Michael Anderson a good network and backhaul coverage map
Marlon,
I have business in Washington, might co-incide. Let me know when your
are planning a get together. I'm working with the Hams in my area on a
couple of things.
-Alex
John Scrivner wrote:
Count me in. I wouldn't miss it for the world. I certainly hope Mac
Dearman can go to the next
I would like to express my gratitude and admiration of the amazing
generosity and helpfulness of Trango Broadband, for thier support and help
in providing desperately needed communications gear to the most devasted
areas in the gulf coast.
They have made great efforts to get what has been needed
On Tue, 13 Sep 2005, Mark Koskenmaki wrote:
I would like to express my gratitude and admiration of the amazing
generosity and helpfulness of Trango Broadband, for thier support
and help in providing desperately needed communications gear to the
most devasted areas in the gulf coast.
I, too,
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