Patrick,
I asked the certification lab/TCB that I work with to answer this question.
They replied that it is their interpretation that a WISP can use any
antenna /of the same type and of equal or lesser gain as an antenna
that is authorized with the intentional radiator. /Here's the text from
I've worked with a couple different vendors. What kind of information are
you looking for?
-drew
Drew Lentz
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Hi,
I'm looking for suggestions for a 900mhz omni antenna to cover a 1 mile
radius thru thick trees, etc. Any suggestions?
Travis
Microserv
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We've had very good luck with the Antels. For HPOL we like the MTI
Chris
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Subject: [WISPA] 900mhz
Do you happen to have a part number?
Travis
chris cooper wrote:
We've had very good luck with the Antels. For HPOL we like the MTI
Chris
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Wow, that's a big surprise since it is a 180 degree contradiction to
what Julie and his staff told us at the FCC after the rule was released.
But I am good with it. It is a flexibility that makes sense. As a
manufacturer, the only head ache is that providing tech support is more
a challenge since
Btw, thanks Jack for the effort. Apparently, things change even without
adjustment in the rules sometimes depending on which group is doing the
interpretation. Next time I am up at the FCC talking to the guys with
authority over the Lab I will again put the question to them and report
back.
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On Wed, 2007-09-19 at 08:32 -0700, Patrick Leary wrote:
Wow, that's a big surprise since it is a 180 degree contradiction to
what Julie and his staff told us at the FCC after the rule was released.
But I am good with it. It is a flexibility that makes sense. As a
I'm surprised as well Patrick, I remember the same way as you do.
But I also remember at chicago wispnog, the fcc guy say they didn't
bother with looking at whose antennas were being used.
Patrick Leary wrote:
Wow, that's a big surprise since it is a 180 degree contradiction to
what Julie
Right, and we probably both remember Marlon being so frustrated with
them on that point! :) I still remember where everyone was sitting at
the table and recall looking across the table to Marlon as he was so
exasperated.
Looks like things change George and for sure you are right that they
stopped
I just sent a note to them asking for clarification of this point. My
memory (painfully) matches yours Patrick. In no uncertain terms, we could
use any antenna we wanted, but it had to be listed as approved by the
manufacturer (who would add antennas with the stroke of a pen).
Marlon
(509)
Just looking for suggestions. Would like to offer a simple indoor
webcam we can sell preconfigured to new wireless customers. This is a
new reason for those with second homes to buy our year round service
for them. Any camera suggestions? we're looking at panasonic BL-C30A
for this use. Any
On Wed, 2007-09-19 at 10:08 -0700, rabbtux rabbtux wrote:
Just looking for suggestions. Would like to offer a simple indoor
webcam we can sell preconfigured to new wireless customers. This is a
new reason for those with second homes to buy our year round service
for them. Any camera
I have four BL-C30A cameras and have been totally satisfied.
They are stable, never need a reboot, recover from power and severe
interference themselves, get good Wi-Fi range, and have pretty good low
noise imaging in low light.
The nearly-180-degree motorized left-right pan and amazing up-down
Also, is verbal confirmation acceptable? I've had techs from manufacturer's
return calls after I asked about a specific antenna and tell me yes, that's
an approved antenna. Or how about the specs page on the manufacturer
website? That way, new antennas could be added quickly.
Jason
Marlon K.
vhf
136-162
148-174
216-235
UHF
400-420
450-470
Would any of those frequency bother 900mhz Canopy?
Brian
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I have received several mails from listers this week asking how much
license spectrum might cost to lease. While I am not an expert on the
matter (I can recommend a variety of good legal counsel though), I did
come across a 2005 presentation available online. With a caveat that I
do not know this
along the same lines, I am not sure what your climate is like but:
http://www.qasupplies.com/temptrax.html
(think frozen pipes)
Speaking of I/O monitoring. Does anyone know of an inexpensive
ethernet I/O adaptor that supports modbus for monitoring sites?
Matt
Are there any support issues I need to be aware of? (ie customers
call from out of country about webcam performance, etc)
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Axis 206, 207, 207 wireless, 211. Reasonably Priced at Newegg and
PC-Connection. Netcam watcher pro for off site
Not that I'm aware of.
Frank
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Anyone sell/setup webcams with their wireless service?
Are there any
Yes, Marshall, you need to be aware of the stability of the wireless links
if you use a camera in that mode.
Both the camera's 802.11 and the AP's need to be tested beforehand to assure
that they won't get into a hangup...typical of, say, a WRT54G and a
Microsoft stack, requiring reboot.
Believe
how does the Microsoft stack get involved? are you saying I should
pre-test my BL-C30A with dlink, zyxel, and netgear wireless routers I
have setup for home users? Sounds like my initial camera choice is a
good stable one.
Anyone have suggestions for the next level of web cam. Not too much
hehe. I have used BL-C10A's outdoors in custom (read tha really ugly)
boxes, home made - grey carlon enclosure with a piece of plexi screwed
to the front.
I've got one cam at http://bville2.cam.nearyou.net that's been up for 4
years like that :)
It's outdoors via POE (breezecom poe unit
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