Marlon,
I would go get a THULE roof rack. I have a set for my 96 Tahoe and they
were previously used on a 98 Chevy Venture van. They have nice square rigid
bars and the bracket method to attach uses a rubber wrap around strap system
that works great. I have taken the same system and was
Does anyone else have a problem with the AS report not seeming to show all your
traffic?
The sent column shows the AS I'm on sending 1.3 GB at 100%. The received
column shows 63 megs as being 72%. Something doesn't seem right here.
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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
Rogelio,
From our evaluation and number of years back, The IP3 didn't do anything
that we weren't already doing with standard OpenSource packages, or lower
cost WISP standard gear like Mikrotik.
But you hit the nail on the head on the value IP3 gives... Turn Key
System. It enables the buyer
anyone cover zip code 71913? Got a lead for you.
Jerry Richardson
VP Operations
925-260-4119
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I thought these looked like something you would drive Marlon! Might be
worth dressing up that new truck of your's.
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Is it just me, or do African wireless opportunities rarely materialize?
I've been involved in tons and tons of big ($10+M, in theory) projects
where all sorts of big numbers are thrown out, but for whatever reason,
someone never ultimately pulls the trigger.
(Not sure what I'm missing, but
The good ones are always in Nigeria...
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Sent: Monday, September 08, 2008 12:19 PM
Subject: [WISPA] your thoughts on opps in Africa?
Is it just me, or do African wireless opportunities rarely
I just sent my $5,000 wire transfer fee, just waiting for the $25 million
(some rich guy died with no heirs). Maybe it's because of the number of
scams coming from there, nobody is willing to chance running a wireless
deal.
I mean, seriously, in the IT business, would you even believe someone
I just sent my $5,000 wire transfer fee, just waiting for the $25 million
(some rich guy died with no heirs). Maybe it's because of the number of
scams coming from there, nobody is willing to chance running a wireless
deal.
I mean, seriously, in the IT business, would you even believe someone
Depends if you are used to doing that. However, I do know they are
investing quite a bit of money in the Nigerian infrustructure. I know
what Routers they are using. lol
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* Dennis Burgess, CCNA, A+, Mikrotik Certified Trainer
Link Technologies, Inc --
Dennis Burgess wrote:
Depends if you are used to doing that. However, I do know they are
investing quite a bit of money in the Nigerian infrustructure. I know
what Routers they are using. lol
Joking aside, there is big money in building telcos in Nigeria.
Some Los Angeles based VCs I
Doug Ratcliffe wrote:
I mean, seriously, in the IT business, would you even believe someone if
they contacted you with a $10 million dollar deal?
They don't always say it like that.
Often they give the areas that they need coverage and the bandwidth that
they'd like for those areas to have
We were in Sakhalin Island in Russia. The government just up and decided to
take over everything. Booted out the oil companies and said finders
keepers to everyone. I will never do any intl work again without full
money up front.
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Ouch! When did that happen Chuck?
Daniel White
3-dB Networks
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Were you with Marathon Oil? When I worked for them, they were part of the
consortium developing Sakhalin.
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Couple of years ago.
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Ouch! When did that happen Chuck?
Daniel White
3-dB Networks
We provided communications to Marathon and Shell.
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Sent: Monday, September 08, 2008 1:04 PM
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Were you with Marathon Oil? When I
I was just curious if it was a Soviet Union thing or a Russia thing... but
come to think of it I think I did hear something about Russia doing that a
few years back
Daniel White
3-dB Networks
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Russia, the New Soviet Union.
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I was just curious if it was a Soviet Union thing or a
There's an In mother Russia joke in here some where...
Chuck McCown - 3 wrote:
Russia, the New Soviet Union.
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Yah, the word muther was muttered many times.
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Sent: Monday, September 08, 2008 1:16 PM
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There's an In mother Russia joke in
I have heard of that happening on native lands here in the US too. I have
nothing to confirm that though.
ryan
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From: Chuck McCown - 3 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 08, 2008 11:51 AM
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Subject: Re:
Funny you should mention that... we have had equipment tribalized here
too.
Same thing applies.
I have pedigreed native American blood in my veins folks, so don't think I'm
being racist here:
The expression indian giving is rooted in fact. It is the culture of
common ownership.
Even if you
Found out from MT you have to buy a custom frequency license for each to use
it.
John Buwa
Michiana Wireless
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Sent: Friday, August 29, 2008 6:46 PM
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Exactly the same experience here. Lots of talk, long-winded network design,
layout, and bidding process with numerous tweaks and revisions, and
ultimately nothing. Complete waste of time for us, but I don't see what
they get out of it either (?)
Tom Sharples
President
Qorvus Systems, Inc.
I have a good sized customer in Africa. Their network has been built
steadily over time, and I've met the principle on several occasions. We've
done lots of smaller projects, but always on a cash basis.
Jeff
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Tom Sharples wrote:
Exactly the same experience here. Lots of talk, long-winded network design,
layout, and bidding process with numerous tweaks and revisions, and
ultimately nothing. Complete waste of time for us, but I don't see what
they get out of it either (?)
My guess is that
Ah yeah... or try a different country code.
Randy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Found out from MT you have to buy a custom frequency license for each to use
it.
John Buwa
Michiana Wireless
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We do some business there but are very careful with every transaction. Cash up
front most of the time. I think that is the main theme here. Just go in
understanding the many unknowns, be cautious and don't get too involved until
real money can be confirmed.
That being said, no one can argue
There is a tremendous opportunity in Africa for Wireless Broadband.
It has some of the the most important factors for success... need,
demand, and shortage of Options, Alternatives not cost or technically
feasible
You'd be amazed how much businesses will pay for Broadband out there. (I
heard
Venezuela did something like this with their oil last year.
Turned off any oil company, regardless of investment or pre existing
contract and took over their operations.
I think Chevron and Total got the screws.
Chuck McCown - 3 wrote:
Funny you should mention that... we have had equipment
It does happen on tribal lands in the US.
Sam Tetherow
Sandhills Wireless
D. Ryan Spott wrote:
I have heard of that happening on native lands here in the US too. I have
nothing to confirm that though.
ryan
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Sent:
What you have to have is a waiver of sovereign immunity to have a
binding contract with a tribal entity. Now if you can manage that you
are doing pretty good. I'm sure larger corporations manage, but for us
little guys you basically take your chances, or structure the deal as
best you can.
The number UNO issue when you deal with Crowne Castle is get an
agreement up front of what all your requirements are. They took me to
the cleaners. I will NEVER deal with them ever again. NEVER
Quote for a Location was given $300/month. Then we agreed so they said
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