On Thu, 20 Sep 2007, Jack Unger wrote:
I think the cause might be "global swarming"...
Thanks, Jack. I have to buy a new keyboard because I just spit my
coffee into my old one. ROFL.
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Butch Evans
Network Engineering and Security Consulting
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My cale
I have compared the SuperPass 900 9 and 11 dB horizontal sectors to the MTI.
The MTI runs circles around the SuperPass. At an interference-riddled site
I saw approximately 9dB better receive across the board with the MTI on a
sector with 50 clients. Session counts, which were averaging 6-8 per
Hi,
Do you have a recommended supplier and part number?
Travis
Microserv
Mike Varner wrote:
I have compared the SuperPass 900 9 and 11 dB horizontal sectors to
the MTI. The MTI runs circles around the SuperPass. At an
interference-riddled site I saw approximately 9dB better receive
across t
We have one Superpass 2.4 "sector". Took it down after a year because it
filled up with water.
Mounting options are few and obviously some of them lead to water
infiltration. It had 4 inches of standing water inside!
Ralph
Brightlan.net
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Hey
This is wierd,I talked to a dish installer and a person that does scada
climbs and they both say they have never see this before in 20 years of
climbing.Marlon was right about them being docile.They don't seem aggressive
at all.Red wasp here in Tenn are useally very aggressiveJack could be
Ray, The most likely cause is the wasps are swarming
for their Fall mating season. NASA had the same
problem with wasps on the launch towers. The issue is
every late August to December the males wasps seek
(and fight) for the highest point in their local
vicinity. The male wasps are focused on
