LoneGreyWolf
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join:2002-09-09
Bath, NY
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Re: Is Wimax also a LoS product?
Okay, it still wouldn't work then. I think it is up on a mountain, but there are several other mountains in between me and the tower and they are higher then it. |
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adsldog
join:2000-12-01
Woodstock, GA
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It is not LoS but just like a small radio if you are in a valley and the tower is on the other side of the mountain, then no it could not get a signal to you. If the tower is on top of the mountain and trees and buildings are in the way it will pass through them. |
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LoneGreyWolf
Premium
join:2002-09-09
Bath, NY
clubs:
| I am curious if Wimax is a LoS product like the other wireless services out there? There is a wireless tower 10 miles away that services Bath, but because of mounatains and trees, I don't have direct LoS. Will this be something to look forward to in the future? Just trying to find a real broadband service I may be able to jump on. |
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