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I was developing some beacons based on the flushable sewer sondes. My plan was
to make them to be able to shot through a duct with air and if they did not
come out, you could find them. One of many projects around here half done...
From: Carl Peterson
Sent: Wednesday, March 8, 2023 2:24 PM
Circling back to this
The D18 33kHz sonde worked great with the vSCAN. Even down to 15'
which was the deepest duct we needed to trace. What surprised me was the
512 sewer sondes. They worked amazingly well. Not quite as accurate as
the 33kHz sonde but no issue at all tracking them. They are a
The way I see it, a one time cost of $50 per subscriber isn't that much in the grand scheme of things.
Having one IPv4 per subscriber means no middle boxes and things just work. There's value in that.
I'll happily offer IPv6 to customers if (i) they are willing to pay for it or (ii) the wor
Yeah baby. Now we're talking real speed.
https://www.nextplatform.com/2023/03/07/setting-the-stage-for-1-6t-ethernet-and-driving-800g-now/
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See, I look at it the opposite. Physics may limit any new tech, but really
we havent seen any wireless advances, just wider bandwidth, higher
modulation, more subcarriers. To me, a true advancement is an improvement
without major cost. Everyone of those improvements tends to come at an SNR
cost at
Absolutely.
To get that high performance though we're putting more processing power up
onto the tower. Which means more wattage needed than PoE can do, so now you
need fiber and power cables up the tower. You still might need the cat5 for
timing or management or what-not depending on the platfor
The biggest issue with wireless IMO is the continuously rising noise
floor, more so than the capacity (for now at least). At some point it is
going to be unusable for links of any decent range - everything will need
to be microcell. Fiber does not have this problem.
On Wed, Mar 8, 2023 at 10:52
No I was using airfiber, and SAEI.
I would be cautious of planning on having availability of Tibit moving
forward. It's likely Ciena will lock it to using there hardware in the
future.
On 3/6/2023 2:37 PM, Carl Peterson wrote:
Thanks Trey! Were you also testing Siklu -> Tibit?
On Mon, Mar
I am impressed at the advancements with wireless over the years. I would
have never expected to be able to deliver PMP 100 Mbps with any quality at
all. And we all know that 100 mbps will do almost everything anyone would
ever need, still we have fiber customers wanting 1. 2.5 and 10 gig...
Almost sounds like you're not serious. Fiber really is the future.
How much wireless bandwidth is there to work with? If we kicked out all
incumbent microwave users and made it all available for WISPs there'd be what,
50 GHz? More realistically 5-10GHz that you could really use for the last
I cringe when i have these people approach me. So very certain of the easy
money. not aware of the market saturation. Very much not aware of the time
commitment. After all, WiFi just works.
On Wed, Mar 8, 2023 at 8:16 AM Matt Hoppes <
mattli...@rivervalleyinternet.net> wrote:
> I'm amazed how man
That’s pretty amazing.
From: AF On Behalf Of Jan-GAMs
Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2023 4:29 PM
To: af@af.afmug.com
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] Shadenfreude
Our fiber competitor is using fiber to connect to a DSL connection. Those
customers who left our wisp for them came back within a few days.
I'm amazed how many folks I've seen over the years think running a WISP
was so easy a caveman could do it and I had to sit them down and talk
them out of it for their good and my good.
On 3/7/23 6:06 PM, Chuck McCown wrote:
Well everybuddy knows that you can't compete with fiber, right?!
But... But... fiber is the future.
On 3/7/23 4:29 PM, Jan-GAMs wrote:
Our fiber competitor is using fiber to connect to a DSL connection.
Those customers who left our wisp for them came back within a few days.
On 3/6/23 12:55, Chuck McCown via AF wrote:
Had our first fiber customer disco
I mean this is true... "new wisp" doesn't mean a quality new WISP.
On 3/7/23 4:06 PM, dmmoff...@gmail.com wrote:
Well he did say "new wisp"
Maybe they put a DD-WRT router in Tupperware on the roof with a Pringles can
yagi.
Or they think it's smart to run wifi with a WDS mesh. Every customer is
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