Hello Everyone,
Well the time has come, I am no longer a WISP owner
as my partner and I have sold our company to Rick
Gunderson of Compulinx Inc. (d.b.a. Palm Beach
Broadband). Rick is a very fine fellow and after spending
a large amount of time with him, someone we feel
comfortable with
Thanks for letting us know where you are going.
I hope your new ventures treat you well!
If you don't mind me asking. What did you sell? How many subs? How much?
Or at least, what kind of multiplier etc. was used to determine the value of
your company? It's always a PITA to work with the
Hi All,
My laptop will no longer go to a link when clicked on via email. In OE if I
click on a link it won't go there unless I copy and paste the link into a
browser.
I have a customer with that problem too. I'll be darned if I can find the
setting that got changed to cause it.
Any
George,
i have done very few optical links. I have installed a ton of wireless
links to either replace them or back them up over the years.
I have not done one in about 2 years so I really can't comment on
present new technology, if any.
Regards
-B-
George Rogato wrote:
Hey Bob M.
Just chiming in here on FSO,
FSO is absolutely a great solution typically for anything up to a mile. In
many areas you can push it a lot further, some of our users have
installations over 4km in some regions.
The infrared spectrum is license-free, and there's no risk of interference
due to
Anyone cover this location and want to split a customer with me ?
12 Kent Road
Aston, PA 19014
I imagine there's a tower on-site...it's a TV station.
Let me know asap.
R
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Rick - it's only because you're a yankee but what half of the
customer are you wanting in this split ?
JohnnyO
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lol. I don't care if I make nothin off this one - I have to bill them.
We're doing three of their stations up here in jersey - their fourth is in
aston.
they won't do any if we can't do them all.
:)
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Just a little bit!
I was just talking to a local PC reseller and I asked him what ClearWire
gave him when he signed up a new customer.
180 bucks! Per sub!
It is normally 80 bucks per sub but when he reaches a certain threshold,
he gets 180.
So what does the next-net equipment cost?
and
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/6502725.stm
Nordic crown
Denmark is now regarded as the world leader in technological innovation
and application, with its Nordic neighbours Sweden, Finland and Norway
claiming second, fourth and 10th place respectively.
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FCC begins testing mysterious white space wireless broadband device
By Eric Bangeman
Earlier this month, a consortium of companies including Microsoft, Intel,
Dell, and Google submitted a device to the Federal Communications Commission
for approval that would use the so-called white space in
Clint,
Thanks for the great information, in this and your other posts.
One of the Linux guys here downloaded the opencalea package and started
testing it. It sure is nice seeing the information it generates. And
activity is picking up on the mailing list. I feel a glimmer of hope ...
Adam
Smart people sometimes do foolish things. However, he isnt the
dumbest guy in the world either. So what is his bet? Why would a guy
who cut his teeth in cellular come out so hard against the cell
carriers with a new wireless product?
chris
Quoting Ryan Spott [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Just a
Hes basically emulating the Cellular Biz ...
Gino A. Villarini
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The cellular business was different 2-3 years ago... before number
portability...
Travis
Microserv
Gino Villarini wrote:
Hes basically emulating the Cellular Biz ...
Gino A. Villarini
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tel 787.273.4143 fax 787.273.4145
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There is a reg hack to fix that, but the easiest way I have found is to
install or reinstall a browser (thunderbird or opera or whatever). When
it finishes, and launches for the first time, it will ask if its the
default browser, say yes. You can change back to IE or whatever, but the
registry
Well yeah, he exited the cell biz bout 4 years ago .., and theres no Num
portability with internet
Gino A. Villarini
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tel 787.273.4143 fax 787.273.4145
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Yea there is, its call DNS
Ryan
On Wed, 2007-03-28 at 22:34 -0400, Gino Villarini wrote:
Well yeah, he exited the cell biz bout 4 years ago .., and theres no Num
portability with internet
Gino A. Villarini
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Aeronet Wireless Broadband Corp.
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That's what I meant... back when he did cellular, people were more
locked in to their cell numbers... so even outside of contract, most
people didn't want to give up their number... but things are different
now with cell stuff... it's much closer to how internet access is now...
that's what I
Or possibly called BGP...
Best,
Brad
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Yea there is, its call DNS
Ryan
On Wed,
Hello Marlon,
Sure, low power levels may work for those that adhere to the rules.
Unfortunately I don't believe this rule change request mentions lowering
power levels for smaller antennas.
I do believe the band that is best suited for the application should be used
and not open up all bands for
I think it's the money raised from the sale of stock.
Because if the 180 doesn't leave any profit, what about all the radio
and tv advertizing they do?
Travis Johnson wrote:
That's what I meant... back when he did cellular, people were more
locked in to their cell numbers... so even outside
http://www.cellular-news.com/story/22625.php
Four major telephone companies are eagerly eyeing a long-term government
contract worth as much as US$48 billion, making it the largest telecom
contract ever.
The GSA's Networx Universal program will give the winning companies a
10-year contract
I've spent much of this year analyzing the financials of Vonage and
other companies. I just finished looking at VZ.
(http://radinfo.blogspot.com/2007/03/vz-spending-billions.html)
The numbers make no sense. But then under GAAP accounting its all about
putting your numbers in the proper silo
George Rogato wrote:
http://www.cellular-news.com/story/22625.php
Four major telephone companies are eagerly eyeing a long-term
government contract worth as much as US$48 billion, making it the
largest telecom contract ever.
The GSA's Networx Universal program will give the winning
The problem with that is eventually all of those income sources (IPO,
credit line, investors, etc.) dry up... and then you are left with
revenue to try and pay all the others (hardware, long term and monthly
debt, etc.). It can work, but I just don't see it in this industry. With
$30/month
Meanwhile, mesh WiFi vendor Tropos, which supplies EarthLink Inc. with
municipal kit, has unveiled a new citywide networking system that can
support a number of different radio types -- from 802.11, to WiMax and
4.9GHz public safety systems.
Tropos has been working on a multi-radio, multi-mode
I wonder if they know what the word multicast measn...
John
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Even worse than the
http://www.adiengineering.com/php-bin/ecomm4/productDisplay.php?category_id=31product_id=81
Now you see why we like to roll our own.
Peter R. wrote:
Meanwhile, mesh WiFi vendor Tropos, which supplies EarthLink Inc. with
municipal kit, has unveiled a new citywide networking system that can
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