Have you considered VoIP? I know you said they don't have much of a data network, but the monthly costs for dedicated Internet connections at each location (if the don't have them already) could be significant less than a point-to-point line from the ILEC. If they don't have the connection, they would gain one as an added bonus. Also, the equipment is quite reasonable (eg. a MultiTech MVP130 has an MSRP of $499, so a pair would be under $1000).
Ian Goldstein Tektreve Systems Original message: > The customer is moving ONE employee to a site that is about a > 5500 foot drive, but only 3200 feet airline and just a little > over 20,000 cable feet thru the C.O. > > You guessed it, they want a telephone at the "new" location. I > can't seem to get anybody at SBC that can even give me an idea > as to the cost of a circuit between the two locations, IF a > Single line will even work at that distance? > > The "prime" site has a small tower on the roof ( 30 feet above > ground) and the "remote" location has a 120 foot tower that used > to have their radio system on it, in the days BEFORE Nextel. > > I did a google search for " point to point wireless link" and got > over 700 hits, I have just spent the last couple hours scanning > the links and can not find what I'm really looking for- anyone > have any helpful ideas, I would like to do this for less then > $2500.00 ( and I don't think ENGENIUS is the answer) > > Thanks > > Don Ritchie - System Engineer > Century Communications > 460 East 270 Street > Euclid, OH 44132-1708 > 216-731-3030 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
