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The Ethernet spec is for a maximum cable run of 328ft. What is the the
spec limits it to this distance, timing, cable resistance? I need to do
an outdoor run of 350-400ft, not real keen on fiber as I then need to
power a converter and I have doubts of a converter that will with stand
the cold
A little of topic but I know there are a bunch of linux people out there.
I'm attempting to use windoze as little a possible and want to move to a
good linux desktop. Unfortunately many of my programs are windows based
so live switching if possible would be nice. I here that Wine runs
windoze
I recently heard that on of the local cell providers is upgrading from
x1 to EVDO. My question is for those of you who have EVDO in you area
what if any impact it has had, what speeds are being delivered and what
is the cost structure like.
Thanks for the feed back
Erik
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I'm looking for the best quality lowest loss pigtails, mostly ufl and
mmcx to N female bulkhead. Who sells the best? I recall reading a post
somewhere that some on on ebay made a top notch jumper... Any
experiences would be appreciated.
Erik
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Don't know what equipment you are using but rule of thumb is horizontal
pol unless you in the middle of no where or you have scanned the
spectrum. Small channel size (5mhz) 10 or 20)only if you are if you have
done a spectrum scan to make sure things are clear. You will find a lot
more interfe
Just a novice on the MT hotspot my self but the simplest way would be
just to ftp up a replacement page for MT default login page. This way
no proxy server or anything else is needed.
Erik
Mark Nash wrote:
Hi All...
I'm trying to configure an RB532A w/Mikrotik RouterOS. It seems there
are
Other then the customer down time, having the company pay for a
snowmobile run what could be better!!!
Erik
Forbes Mercy wrote:
Thank you very much for this information we have been using the Air Matrix
which is the new unit I've been speaking of. It just erases MAC addresses at
wil
Were looking at putting some gear (MT) up a 300 ft tower where the temps
can hit -40 (with out the wind). As some of the equipment is not rated
for these temps and we don't want to test them out either (tower
climbing at that temp is a bitch), we are looking at a small heated
enclosure. We ca
We are trying to decide on a billing and or monitoring package and came
across Power Noc. It looks like a great package at a reasonable price,
and does what we need as far as we can tell at this point. Has anyone
else used this or a similar product? if yes what do you think, if no
what are y
Hate those things, don't know why anyone uses them. I'm up here in the
great white north (Canada) and we can on ocations see temps as low as
-40. I try and avoid the ufl;s but when I have to use them we always
glue them down to the board to prevent them from coming off, I don't
trust them at
We have done Dragon Wave with links over 20 miles at 18ghz. with 4 ft
dishes.(23ghz is very low powered and would get you more then a few
miles) We have seen a few minutes a year in rain fade as it is pushing
the limits. There is now an high power unit that has about 10db more tx
power then
What type of antenna are you using a yagi or panel, what was your signal
strength at install. Yagis, particularly the 17db by M2 is sensitive to
snow/ice build up,it gets slightly detuned, their 14dbi antenna does
better under those conditions. Panels of course are pretty much immune
and I hav
What do you want to know? Stability and software is excellent, great
polling mechanism. 2mb Ethernet through put. I have seen them maintain
a connection (in a clean rf environment) down to about -98db 10db below
spec.
Erik
chris cooper wrote:
So does anyone have the latest scoop on WaveRi
Each product has strength and weaknesses and what is best for a city
wisp probably won't cut it for some one in the boonies. We use to use
Trango but they moved there product closer to Moto and I for us that was
the wrong direction. We also have many hundred Wave rider customers and
even with
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