I'm not complainging about you dinscontinue it really it's this increadibly short notice. I had a order placed almost a month and a half ago of things that got ordered and on the last order the APPi where scratched from the order by sB and that was the first time the distributor found out about it. Would been nice to have gotten my unit. I think I might have gotten hold of a unit. In this case I really need the indoor unit. It's going to be a link across a stream and I will setup the units in a ptp link for maximum security. The units will be sitting in a window so don't want a external antenna connector or anything bigger then the rudder ducky.
If the deal don't work out I will want you to ship out a unit to my distributor (actually 2) since that is what I paid for 1.5 months ago. Best regards, Eje Gustafsson mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] The Family Entertainment Network http://www.fament.com Phone : 620-231-7777 Fax : 620-231-4066 - Your Full Time Professionals - Mikrotik OEM - Online store http://www.fament.net -- NP> Hi Eje, NP> I guess this is the first complain we got for discontinuing these NP> products. They are being discontinued because of low level of activity. NP> So there are not many people using them. And till now everybody has NP> readily agreed to take the aPPO as a substitute. NP> If you are in a bind, please let us know. We will work out some special NP> arrangement for you. NP> Nish NP> -----Original Message----- NP> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] NP> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Eje Gustafsson NP> Sent: Sunday, August 17, 2003 12:55 PM NP> To: 'Dave Covert' NP> Subject: Re: [smartBridges] Wireless repeater rig NP> Yeah they just a few days ago notify their distributors.. They NP> [smartBridges] will not even honor the orders that been placed since NP> BEFORE this announcement was made. Here I site with a PO from a NP> customer wanting a couple of airPoint Pro indoors and I have one and NP> have had 2 more on order for a month and a half. Earlier this week the NP> "BOMB" came and sB had simply removed the aPPi from the distributors NP> order. All I can say is thanks sB you have yet another timed screwed a NP> WISP over this time it was not due to faulty firmware, faulty hardware NP> or poorly designed bridge mode but discontinued a product with no NP> notice. Keep up this attitude and WISPs will start to drop you like NP> flies I know I'm ready to do so. Because I can not rely on ANYTHING sB NP> is doing. NP> Ok I think I feel a little better now... NP> Best regards, NP> Eje Gustafsson mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] NP> The Family Entertainment Network http://www.fament.com NP> Phone : 620-231-7777 Fax : 620-231-4066 NP> - Your Full Time Professionals - NP> Mikrotik OEM - Online Store http://www.fament.net NP> -- DC>> Message'we have decided to discontinue the airPoint PRO Indoor' NP> Oh... DC>> well... in that case... I guess I will get an aPPO in repeater mode NP> and a DC>> line splitter eh? ...glad I asked... <g> DC>> I have never hooked 2 antennas to an aPPO. Can anyone recommend a NP> splitter? DC>> (I know EC et.al. have splitters, but I have no experience with any DC>> splitter... that is why I am looking for recommendations for a NP> particular DC>> one). Do I put it in a little NEMA box or do I just wrap it in tape NP> and DC>> goop? DC>> Dave DC>> -----Original Message----- DC>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] DC>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Nish Park DC>> Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2003 10:29 PM DC>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] DC>> Subject: RE: [smartBridges] Wireless repeater rig DC>> Dave, DC>> To my knowledge I don't think anybody has tried the type of setup NP> you are DC>> describing. It kinds of sounds exotic. Most people would do either NP> one aP or DC>> 2 aP setup as Billy is describing. DC>> Regardless, just a few days ago we have decided to discontinue the DC>> airPoint PRO Indoor model (sB2500). So you should look at different DC>> alternatives. DC>> Another model being discontinued is airNIC (sB2000). The decision NP> has DC>> already been communicated to our distribution partners. DC>> Nish DC>> -----Original Message----- DC>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] DC>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dave Covert DC>> Sent: Sunday, August 17, 2003 11:14 AM DC>> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' DC>> Subject: RE: [smartBridges] Wireless repeater rig DC>> Sounds like you have tried this? (two antennas) Has anyone tried NP> it and DC>> have any experience to share? DC>> The smartBridges site says 'airPoint-PROT automatically selects NP> the best DC>> signal'. What I am proposing is two use the two antennas in a cross DC>> polarized fashion so that the backhaul antenna can't hear the local NP> traffic DC>> and the omni can't hear the backhaul traffic. It seems that the NP> diversity DC>> feature would have no trouble picking the correct antenna since the NP> 'off' DC>> antenna would be almost completely devoid of signal. DC>> Can I get sB's thoughts on this? DC>> Dave DC>> Home Wireless Company DC>> -----Original Message----- DC>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] DC>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Billy Huddleston DC>> Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 8:28 AM DC>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] DC>> Subject: Re: [smartBridges] Wireless repeater rig DC>> Bad idea.. Using the diversity feature of the aPPI won't buy NP> you DC>> anything and, in fact, would hurt you in allot of ways. 1) The NP> antennas DC>> need to be "balanced", using different antennas on each port would NP> cause DC>> wonky things to happen. 2) Your throughput would be cut in half. NP> 3) Your DC>> going to get sporadic connectivity and even worse throughput using DC>> unbalanced directional antennas... and a good possibility that it NP> wouldn't DC>> work at all! DC>> I would suggest using to aPPI's back to back wired with a NP> crossover. OR DC>> use two aPPO units... DC>> Or if you simply have to use a single aPPI, use the a single NP> antenna. DC>> Thanks, Billy DC>> ----- Original Message ----- DC>> From: Dave Covert DC>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] DC>> Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2003 10:59 PM DC>> Subject: [smartBridges] Wireless repeater rig DC>> I need to make a POE-powered sB repeater box to 'light up' an NP> area. DC>> Since the speedTrap-2 isn't out yet (want a beta tester? <g>) I need NP> to make DC>> one. What I envision is an aPPi running repeater mode in a NEMA box. NP> Each DC>> SMA antenna port on the aPPi would have a pigtail to a bulkhead NP> mounted DC>> N-type connector. To one connector I attach an 18dBi panel pointed NP> back to DC>> the tower and to the other connector I attach a 6-9dBi omni NP> cross-polarized DC>> to the big panel. Customers within a couple-hundred feet use an aBi NP> thru DC>> walls to talk to the omni. Clients a little further away use aBOs NP> with DC>> little panels pointed at the omni. DC>> I am guessing someone has done this before... would you mind NP> divulging DC>> the part number and supplier of the parts you used? Specifically... DC>> NEMA box to house the aPP and pigtails? DC>> SMA to bulkhead N-type pigtails? DC>> I am guessing the aPPi will work on POE outside in a NEMA box? NP> Do you DC>> have to take the aPPi board out of the factory box when you put it NP> in the DC>> NEMA box to keep it from getting too hot? (double insulation). 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