We have this ?great? MAC used for WIMAX in various frequencies.
Why can't we (or some vendor) use this MAC in 2.4/900? It just makes
sense I would think.
There must be a reason... please clue me in with the clue-by-four.
ryan
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Easy, the current Wimax MAC (802.16d and e) was designed for licensed
frequencies, noise is not well handled by the protocol
Gino A. Villarini
g...@aeronetpr.com
Aeronet Wireless Broadband Corp.
tel 787.273.4143 fax 787.273.4145
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From: wireless-boun...@wispa.org [
This article in the LA Times:
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-geocoding-errors5-2009apr05,0,5966285.story
This documents the reasoning for why I have not completed my Form 477
data yet. Nearly 40% of my customer base will have to be re-coded for
the Form 47 because the geocoding datab
Matt,
Geocoding is never an exact science nor can it possibly be as accurate
as
the actual obtained coordinates for a client. Geocoding first relies on the
accuracy of the Census Tiger line mapping databases. All mapping companies
use this as a base and then do various levels of data check
Exactly why Public Safety and Municipalities don't need "Fiber like speed"
broadband.
The more capacity they have, the more creative they can get.
Next thing you know, in real time, every time you pass a traffic light,
they'll also be checking instant verification on
Did you pay your taxes?
Thought I would try to post a good explanation of why zip codes technically
are not polygons. With all the mapping talk and efforts these days, it's an
interesting fact to note.
This explanation comes from the user manual of my GIS program,
www.manifold.net
Zip Codes are Not Areas
ZIP codes are po
On 4/6/2009 8:23 AM, Tom DeReggi wrote:
> they'll also be checking instant verification on
>
> Did you pass Emissions?
Out here in California, the state of the bazaar, it's already happened.
Not everywhere, but like sobriety checks, at random places. They call
it Smog Check II or somethin
In case you didn't read the first article... here's a bit...
The Cybersecurity Act of 2009 introduced in the Senate would allow the
president to shut down private Internet networks. The legislation also calls
for the government to have the authority to demand security data from
private network
This one's just as nuts... from e-week...:
Proposed legislation would put authority over the security of government and
private networks in the hands of officials reporting to the President.
President Obama promised in his campaign to take cybersecurity seriously and
he appears to be following
Proxim Tsunami MP.16 has been FCC aproved for 3.65 ghz
http://www.proxim.com/products/mp16/index.html
Seems like all other solutions, all outdoor Base, inlcudes GPS sync
Nice Html interface with lots of features, like vlan trunk and access
mode. NAT on the SM
Gino A. Villarini
g...@aeron
Charles Wu wrote:
> Attached is an article that gives Licensed Backhaul 101 Overview that was
> written several years ago in Broadband Wireless Magazine -- obviously,
> pricing for licensed links have fallen dramatically...but the concepts are
> still the same
Thanks, this is helpful also.
I l
It's probably a nice general overview... but some things are missing/wrong:
There is conditional licensing in the 23GHz band... but it is a narrow part
of the band. If you can't get the conditional approval... approval can take
up to a year... not just 6 months. On the plus side you can use as s
Trango is not clear on the algorythm's exact details they use to calculate
MSE. (I personally believe that is intentional, as it is sorta like a
proprietary trade secret, but nobody has said that).
What we do know is MSE is the method to evaluated link quality and noise via
a single parameter v
Tom DeReggi wrote:
> Next thing you know, in real time, every time you pass a traffic light,
> they'll also be checking instant verification on
>
or
License Plate Scanners
http://www.itemlive.com/articles/2009/02/09/news/news01.txt
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They have just equipped the street sweepers here in DC with a similar
system to catch parking violators using automated tag reading.
Patrick Shoemaker
Vector Data Systems LLC
shoemak...@vectordatasystems.com
office: (301) 358-1690 x36
http://www.vectordatasystems.com
George Rogato wrote:
> Tom
Tom
Great Piece of info, I was able to lower my channel size from 40 to 10,
I lowered my modulation to qpsk, disabled all auto features and set the
power to 10 db
This are my numbers now: (similar on both ends)
(trango-config)# linktest 10
LOCK RSSI MSEBER
1
> License Plate Scanners
Geesh... Its already here! Thats scary.
What ever happened to "probable cause"?
Who is it going to be left up to to define "suspicious"?
That is Harrassment ready to happen.
I was all fine with the "1 unit per station" to encourage use for a sole
purpose, such as identi
Don't know about quality or feature comparison, but at a quick glance it
looks like they are significantly more expensive than Tranzeo. Can anyone
give a good comparison as to which would be better for the money, or at
least what features the Proxim is going to have that would justify the
higher e
Hi Daniel,
>It's probably a nice general overview... but some things are missing/wrong:
The rules have changed over the last 5 years since the articles were written
-Charles
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