I would second what Steve has said as well, but my questino to you would be
that if you have all other vendor pieces figured out, why not stay with your
AP vendor for your CPE's? Depending on AP's, you might actually HAVE to
stay with the same vendor. I would hop you have considered that as well.
Definitely good info Steve. Sometimes we need people to put out their
opinion before we make the wrong move. This wasn't controversial at all,
just good points. I like that kind of post!
Martha Huizenga
DC Access, LLC
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Thanks, Steve. Your advice is helpful.
(I actually already have all of the other vendor pieces. I am now just
looking for CPE devices to put on the roofs of the houses that subscribe.)
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If you are starting out looking at CPE's, it is my opinion that you are
starting at the wrong end. Maybe you already have this all thought out and
planned. Tranzeo is a fine product I own hundreds of them. However, you need
to start at the beginning and look at internet backhaul, then the distr
I'm looking into setting up wi-fi for rural county (using stimulus
dollars) and am now looking for CPE devices to put on each rooftop.
A past coworker told me that he's heard good things about Tranzeo, and I
was wondering what others here on the list thought about them as a vendor.
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Brian,
That is good information regarding "Census Block". I had no idea there was
an area tracked that small comparatively to ZipCode.
Although WISPs may not like the headache of complicating their Form477, I'd
argue, that Census Block would be a better unit for measuring "unserved" or
"under
