Does anyone know what causes the swarming behavior in wasps around
towers. I dont mean a few of them hanging out having a smoke and
sharpening their stingers. I mean the big swarms of hundreds. We
were at 4 different locations yesterday. All of them were unclimbable
due to swarms of
You gotta be really careful climbing. They like to build vertical nests
in the big poles that hold up the cellular arrays...
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Look at the APC EMU. They are like $250 or so, and has inputs for
open/closed circuits and outputs for relays.
Eric
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I'm not an RF guy, but I've been told that any frequency that divides into
the frequency you are using evenly has the potential to interfere.
For example, if you are using 900MHz, then 450MHz, which divides into 900MHz
evenly could interfere. Same for 150MHz.
Dave
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I personally don't think its the RF that attracts them. I have been on many
towers and tanks with no antennas mounted and still have to deal with my
little friends. Personally I think its the heat that the metal draws from
the sun and the static electricity present on the face of the steel.
On Thu, 20 Sep 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know what causes the swarming behavior in wasps around
towers. I dont mean a few of them hanging out having a smoke and
sharpening their stingers. I mean the big swarms of hundreds. We
were at 4 different locations yesterday. All
What precautions does OSHA expect for these type situation, that unarguabley
have safety issues.
Do they want the climbers to wear some sort of protective clothing, more
than what they normally wear?
PS. Microwave Radio's power levels do not harm Humans, but wonder if the
WASPs feel the
I've been looking at an open source application called backuppc and
considering offering remote backup service to some customers. I
appreciate the wisdom and experience of the group here. Any
suggestions on how best to offer this service? Any software
suggestions for this? I would like to
Not Open-source, but we are currently using Nova-Web (www.novastor.com).
I'ts not cheap, but it does provide everything you could want including open
file and MSSQL backup without having to shut down your databases.
Zack
On 9/20/07, rabbtux rabbtux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been looking
http://peace2300.oregonfast.net/Speed/
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All I can say is that we have been doing off site remote backups for several
years - for many Gov't facilities, personal business and even a few
individuals. We chose this: http://remote-backup.com/ software and it has
been the greatest, most trouble free software I have ever used. Not one
George - -
TURN THE BANDWIDTH UP ON IT YOU CRACKER HEAD!
I want to make that dial spin around and pass ZERO again :)
That is very nice. How did you acquire that?
Mac
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Mac:
I wonder what we are doing wrong then, we have been using RBS for 3
years, and it has been a pita. The scheduling problems have been the
major problem (its scheduler is crap for us). Are you using the RBS
native task scheduler, or running via Windows's task scheduler?
That is the major
Hi-
Anybody have a contact number for Motorola Service Providers/wireline
products or a VAR of their wireline products?
Thanks
Chris
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I have only used the native scheduler that comes with the software. The
scheduler could be improved - - like having a password on it to prevent
changes without authorization.
That is the only time we have had any sort of problem - -was when someone
(no one ever knows who) changes the files that
If you follow the link thru to the main speedtest.net page, it looks
like it is free to run on your own server. (I thought I looked at it
6 weeks ago and they wanted money then...)
Oh, and ditto to George on getting more bandwidth to this. I get
about 1800kps to his, and 24000kps to
Does anybody have a web page up that lists common consumers items
that interfere with unlicensed wireless?
For instance, I mentioned a house that had something putting out a
-45 signal. I tracked that down to a wireless speaker system:
Acoustic Research AW811
I've seen that here too. No idea what the cause is.
In situations like that we just get up really early in the morn and work
before it warms up.
I HATE those danged things. Never had them around here till the last
several years. I'd never even seen one as a kid.
Marlon
(509) 982-2181
Marlon,
I think the cause might be global swarming...
Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181 wrote:
I've seen that here too. No idea what the cause is.
In situations like that we just get up really early in the morn and
work before it warms up.
I HATE those danged things. Never had them
Tie a few Bounce sheets to your harness and your belt and spray the back of
your head and neck with Deet. Seems to work on the ones we have out here,
the extra 'hankies look funny, but work.
Chuck Profito
209-988-7388
CV-ACCESS, INC
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Providing High Speed Broadband
to Rural
I have started an easy link method of following current and past NPRMs at
the FCC. On the side of the WISPA Homepage under FCC Committee you will see
links to current NPRMs, Public Comments, WISPA Comments and a link to submit
your own comments on NPRM’s that are open for comment. I will try to
We use handy backup. It's not really popular yet.
We may be over charging for space. The bitch of it is that people could
totally screw our network up with all of the backups, even if they backup to
our servers!
Marlon
(509) 982-2181
(408) 907-6910 (Vonage)Consulting
It would be a very, very long page...
Thanks,
Steve
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Does anybody have a web page up that lists common consumers items
that interfere with unlicensed wireless?
For instance, I mentioned a house that had something putting out a
-45 signal. I
On my main tower, the big problem this time of year is starlings, by the Alfred
Hitchcock movie full! They fill their beeks full of pine nuts, then park on my
tower and . . . Well, you get the idea. I'm shoveling pine nuts off my roof.
Luckily they only hang around here for a couple months.
We have a few customers we do backups for as well. We moved away from Handy
Backup and use believe it or not Winzip ! - Has more features and
customization for the remote backup process I find.
JohnnyO
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http://www.jdpower.com/corporate/news/releases/pressrelease.aspx?ID=2007210
We need to promote us wisps, I'm sure they didn't compare any of us in
their study.
Is this something wispa can do?
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I thought I would see who is planning to attend ISPCON?
We need to make a plan!
very evil grin
Mac
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Chuck Profito
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CV-ACCESS, INC
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to Rural Central California
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