The proper way to do this is to have the DNS record changed. Maybe you have
done this but need a stopgap measure?
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Hide them when the guys are out of the trucks. I just lost my Garmin Nuvi
360 from the car in the parking lot.
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to them about the cost of the connectors
at a show in Orlando and they pretty much could have cared less. I say: wait
until the Chinese clone them, then watch the prices.
Ralph
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Even more OT-
For those of us down here in Peanut country... What the holy heck is a
grain leg?
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For personal use only- not for resale.
And for non commercial use only.
If the test is such a joke, and if you want to experiment then by all
means, knock yourself out, get a Ham (not HAM) license and experiment. Maybe
you will help develop some new technology.
But don't in a minute think that
Agreed. Here in Atlanta, no one has control of All rooftops. An exclusive
agreement protects you only from a co-lo. The other roofs can be as little
as 50 ft away.
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I have been climbing for 30 years and took the Comtrain last month. It was
excellent!
Ralph
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are certified with that exact antenna in order to stay within
FCC rules.
You don't want to come out on the short end of an inspection. Your radio
manufacturer can tell you what antennas are legal.
Ralph
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inside there if something happened.
Ralph
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I bet that once most people tried one of these towers
You will definitely need to use a streaming service of some sort.
You will kill your network with trying to stream it to all viewers from
onsite.
With my streams, I get about 4-5 30 frame/sec full motion camera streams per
1 Mb of uplink bandwidth.
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of subscribers for that price.
It isn't but 250-300 bucks per stream. ThatÂ’s cheap considering all that
they do and that they handle billing and DRM for the customers too.
Ralph
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Canopy can.
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Can't sync 2.4 gig as I recall right?
. Can you imagine that?
Check my broadcasts out from the Aug 3rd-10th. One of the cams will be on
Jessie James from Monster Garage/West Coast Chopper as he builds a bike
onsite.
http://fullthrottlewebcams.tv
Ralph
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I have a 133 that loses 50% of its throughput at 8 Mb/S
And it is only being used as a hotspot router with one user.
In circuit, throughput is 4. With it out of circuit, throughput goes up to
8.
This is a plain routerboard, 2.9.44 with no radios in the loop at all.
I'm thinking the 133 is about
Check Ebay for Extreme switches, as well. They are very very cheap and most
of the newer ones don't have issues.
Stay away from the older 2 R/U ones though. We used to lose ports daily on
them. Plus, you can hear the fans outside the building.
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This is very interesting and makes me curious, Felix.
Which part of the workforce is using the 4.9? What city services? This
implies something else than Public Safety because you said city services AND
public safety.
Ralph
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Before drilling ANY hole in a tower leg, I would check with the
manufacturer. Maybe a better option is to remove a bolt if possible, but
will probably not be unless it is your lucky day.
Ralph
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it was 400.00 below cost.
I have been told by the HD folks that unless you have it installed by their
folks, the warranty is void, though. I am not sure how true that is. I
don't think they (HD) sell them without installation.
Ralph
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Read the act itself.
I don't *think* it applies to us. Look at C
`(3) This subsection does not apply to--
`(A) the delivery, distribution, or dispensation of controlled substances by
nonpractitioners to the extent authorized by their registration under this
title;
`(B) the placement on the
So we are now going to start thinking that a do-it-yourself access point on
a tower is the same as a wireless laptop computer on a desk? If people are
now going to start believing things like this, then it clearly is obvious
that many WISPS are just interpreting the rules the way that they want
There is some degree of control used by at least some laptops. All 3 times I
ever tried to switch mini-pci wireless cards in a laptop to something else,
the computer refused to even POST, giving a BIOS error that an unsupported
wireless card was installed. This was on IBM, Compaq, and Dell.
Please squawk 7500 and continue on course...
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This list has been hijacked AGAIN by a few
. I wouldn't touch any MT radio with a 10 foot pole.
The total cost of building an MT access point or CPE isn't really much less
than some of the FCC Certified Deliberant gear that is out now.
Ralph
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How was it in the 118-136 band? That is the one that FAA considers most
critical. (FAA has their own folks and control their own band)
It isn't taken very lightly when anything interferes in that band.
Ralph
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That isn't a reason to not use it.
A GPS Engine costs about 12 bucks. Almost all have the PPS output.
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Why do you say this?
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Within a few months the whole MT certified
-tenna or tupperware box or whatever that people have been making
systems out of prior to then.
Don't get me wrong- I will be GLAD to see someone get MT certified.
Ralph
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and a WiFi card in a Rooo-tenna!
Ralph
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All,
I had the pleasure of meeting
Why would you have used a crane to stack it if you had not had the fire
truck?
Normally you stack by sections using a gin pole. It is very dangerous to
stack a Rohn25 in multi sections.
Just curious
Ralph
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. It was very
cheap.
Ralph
This is some of the text from the site:
THE GIN POLE, Here at IIX EQUIPMENT, many people ask: What is a gin pole?
Why use a gin pole to do tower work?
How do you use it?
Well, lets talk about it. The foremost consideration when performing tower
and antenna work above
8 bay dipole FM antenna
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What are those black things at the top of the FM tower?
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The alton-moore site seems to think that Rohn25 sections don't weigh
anything. He said he has carried 2 sections in each hand easily.
Don't believe it. A section weighs about 40-50 lbs and you need a good rope
and certainly a better pulley and clamps that he shows.
I'd be afraid of his setup.
Then we could actually run Mikrotik on an FCC approved platform!
These folks carry a modular unit type acceptance. I want to look up their
number and find out more. I get to Milpitas often, so maybe I will stop in
and visit them.
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certified radio
module.
Ralph
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Ralph wrote:
Then we could actually run Mikrotik on an FCC approved
Come to think of it, in trying to think of a legal self contained outdoor
802.11x CPE to use, only Tranzeo and Deliberant come to mind. Am I missing
someone? I have seen some Senao/Engenius but havent researched whether they
achieved certification.
We should make a list of legal equipment to use
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On 5/30/07, Ralph [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd also like to see more on this mesh software thay are talking
about. We have a location that is suited for mesh, but haven't heard
much feedback on
the Wili box mesh from Deliberant
) by facilitating a
mesh that they control made up of people sharing connections that they get
from us!
We should probably be supporting people like Tranzeo and Deliberant, as they
try to give us a reasonably priced mesh.
Ralph
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Amen on that!
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Now on to the FCC certification issue! :)
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don't
need it.
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Does anyone know of someone that'll do credit card processing with a virtual
2.9% plus 30 cents
It is no worse than any other credit card service.
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Doesn't paypal
Who from here will be in Dayton Ohio this weekend?
(http://www.hamvention.org)
I would be interested in meeting face to face!
We are in Flea Market spots 3154 and 3155 and are running a free hotspot
with that in the ESSID.
Ralph
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Why in heaven's name would Madison risk that much of a project on unproven
equipment? What kind of track record does Cisco have in mesh? They must
not have done a proof of concept area first.
The 2000 sub initial sub number isn't believable anyway, though. Mesh take
rates are nowhere near that
to make you
guys see this?
Ralph
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People really are getting paranoid about MT
have to agree with Ralph on this one.
Since you have admitted on a
public list that you believe there are
no certified Mikrotik
systems out
there it would not be in your best
interest to start off
The first thing I'd do in a case like that, is use an FCC approved system to
start with. The fact that you don't plan to leaves you open for controversy
from the beginning.
Why would you do anything else?
Ralph
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Laptop=Legal FCC Certified Computing Device
SBC=not
WRAP=not
RB=not
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Modifications of Parts 2 and 15 of
I asked:
I have 3 of your licensed routers (level 4) When do you plan to
release a version of RouterOS that is CALEA compliant?
Thank You
They Replied:
Hello,
It already is, you simply have to enable sniffer of all traffic, and store
the raw data on a server that captures it. You can
per location is cheap.
Travis
Microserv
ralph wrote:
I asked:
I have 3 of your licensed routers (level 4) When do you plan to
release a version of RouterOS that is CALEA compliant?
Thank You
They Replied:
Hello,
It already is, you simply have to enable sniffer of all traffic
They distributed Ruckus and Peplink. Never heard about Meraki being used.
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Ralph,
As quoted
Dawn-
Google already has a Tropos network they built in Mt View.
I have seen and used it. Why would they want to do something with Meraki?
Ralph
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certified. All Manufacturers who are supporting and facilitating your
ability to operate legally.
Ralph
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was certified using allows it to still maintain certification. You'll
probably find out you get blank stares when you try. The DDWRT firmware
allows you to adjust the power far beyond that which was approved.
Ralph
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Saw it on TV last night. Good job.
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the Hi-tech Way
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from all of
us: Put a portal between the existing wireless and the network. There are a
lot of portals out there.
Ralph
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Linksys did by not posting their Linux sources,
they put them here:
ftp://ftp.adiengineering.com/Archive/
I delved into this and it is amazing how much data is there. There is even
a howto on compiling it yourself.
Ralph
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http://forum.mikrotik.com/search.php?mode=resultssid=723d81c229563812d900d2
0b3a31a900
Ralph
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is a link to the threads
http://forum.mikrotik.com/search.php?mode=resultssid=723d81c229563812d900d2
0b3a31a900
Ralph
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be expanded to products like the multi
handset systems, etc that are getting popular from Uniden and all the
others.
It should eliminate all WISP interference for sure!
Ralph
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I'm looking for a 120 degree sector antenna that is 900 MHz Horizontal (or
vertical) and 2.4 GHz dual band.
I know of some 900/2.4 vertical 30 degree sectors, but I need no less than
120 degrees for this app.
Has anyone any idea who might make such an animal?
Ralph
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in the first place!
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Who supplies pre-terminated (N connectors) cables in the 70 to 150
, Heliax
Importance: High
Jeez Ralph - your post is misleading to EVERYONE that is reading this.
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to is just downright immature. I'll just go
back to following FCC rules and hanging off my Rohn-Spec designed 60 ft free
stander.
Ralph
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Out of all the filters out there that you folks have seen, which ones do you
like and why? Do you have their specs and prices?
Can you cite an example of a particular interference a given filter has
solved *for you*?
This is for a 900 Canopy system.
Thanks
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probably break the bank for any
WISP (except maybe Clearwire) but I was merely arguing for leaving the
radios on the tower for the absolute best efficiency.
Ralph
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1 cubic yard of cement
60 ft high. 1 vertical antenna
No guys. Even stronger with a house bracket.
I've put up many like this.
Rohn 20. Forget it!
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I was about to post the same question.
I have a location where I need duals as well!
Ralph
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I am trying to reduce wind-loading on a tower.
Any suggestions would be great!
thanks!
ryan
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The outdoor enclosure they provide is awesome. Of course I COULD be
prejudiced because they are based near me in Atlanta GA, but I'm not.
Ralph
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I'm working on a small town project and need to come up with a photo or two
for some council members to see at a meeting tonight.
Can anyone send me a pic of either a 900 omni or sector on an elevated
water tank (mounted on the railing).
I'm planning on using a sector, but I'd like both pics to
proposal is a sector on the front face of the railing, basically hanging
down.
And that's what I'd really like a pic of, although I appreciate the two
folks who sent me pics of sectors mounted up above the railings on masts!
Ralph
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Does anyone else have an issue with the tiny little SMA connector that
Trango and some others use for antenna connections?
I have seen several failures where the mating connector on the antenna feed
line self destructs due to leverage caused by the cable. Nothing kills an
installation budget quite
right on
the outside next to the N connector. As long as it is used with the proper
antenna system, you are 100% legal- so why risk building stuff up out of
whatever you can find.
Ralph
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: Thursday, February 08, 2007 10:17 AM
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Ralph,
When you are talking a 12 or 18 pigtail, using LMR-195 vs. LMR-400 or even
LMR-600 there is going to be less than .5db difference. Why would you need
such a large cable
If that's true, I'm glad to see that they have decided to use a more
appropriate connector type.
Ralph
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From: Ralph [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It is. SF has no financial investment at all. They just get a free
ubiquitous network covering their city, like many other cities already
have
Where do they guarantee anon usage? I have used both Sunnyvale and Santa
Clara and had to sign up to use it.
No one is going to allow anon usage! Too many things can happen when users
do bad things.
If you were in this business, you would understand.
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EarthLink Lets Free Wi-Fi Ring in the City of Brotherly Love
Philadelphia Residents Visitors to Test New Wi-Fi Network Free-of-Charge
ATLANTA, Jan. 11 -- Ring the Liberty Bell! EarthLink (Nasdaq: ELNK) is in
the spirit of giving! Today, the ISP is kicking off a service that will give
will be.
Privately funded, open to competitors, uses city facilites, city gets free
services, covers 100% of the community. Hmmm, sounds like what I've been
doing here for half a decade now!
Ralph, stick up for me here grin
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Why?
I believe DirectTv already sells Internet over Els Anaheim network.
I heard they can have 256 SSIDs on the radios, so even you could offer
service there if you wanted to pay the 10.00 or whatever. Pretty cheap way
to have infrastructure covering hundreds of square miles that doesn't rely
on
It is pebble linux on the embedded board.
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I was thinking of doing some
Nuttcp is great
Iperf sems to die after a while, or leave dozens of orphan sessions running.
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It will be something like a commercial version of this, I'm sure.
http://ralphfowler.com/stompbox/index.htm
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Here in Atlanta I used to see their SSID on 802.11. They had some APs up on
a couple of buildings around Vinings and Cumberland Mall.
Haven't seen them in several years
Ralph
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on the front of a Linksys if they
don't know what they are doing (grin).
Remember- I am talking about consumers here- not what we as WISPS set up or
provide to them.
Ralph
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Hi Matt-
Back in my old Net-Stumbler days (back when you could
. Europe
is also leaps ahead of us in user awareness of this.
Ralph
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Hi,
I would agree
for an
open AP.
I've been toying with the idea of turning on hotspot functionality so that
we can provide transient access, and this is probably a good reason to do
it.
Matt Larsen
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Ralph wrote:
Well, JohnnyO- you might want to also educate these people, then:
http
told a friend about it and he set up a laptop to warn him when the
Sears guy entered the neighborhood on his way to fix their refrigerator. An
early warning system of sorts.
So, the big SST-PR-1 mystery was finally solved by a 12 year old kid!
Ralph
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What to do when the cluster is too high for a ladder?
I'll bet some of you can figure out what this is g
http://ralphfowler.com/climb_to_cluster.jpg
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Spectran? Are you talking about the software for a PC sound card?
That's not going to do what you want, for sure!
There really isn't a cheap solution.
What wireless gear do you use?
If it has an external antenna input you should be able to attach a very high
gain antenna (and an attenuator) and
I was told a couple of days ago that the regular SMs are going away soon.
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