Rahail
join:2005-12-21
Troy, MI | reply to SipSizzurp
Re: How to Build a low cost cpe with build in amp
heheh Thanx now I know what you said  |
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SipSizzurp
Fo' Shizzle
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join:2005-12-28
Hilo, HI
1 edit | reply to Rahail
Bueno suerte. I mean, Good Luck ! |
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Rahail
join:2005-12-21
Troy, MI | reply to SipSizzurp
Thank you for the feedback... I am gone do some test Tuesday sim like weather going to normal then i will see how that work thank you again |
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SipSizzurp
Fo' Shizzle
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join:2005-12-28
Hilo, HI
 ·RoadRunner Cable
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Those sound like some pretty good results. I do not have that kind of luck with trees and houses, but I am not a WISP operator either. I am just a computer technician. Maybe that is why. 
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Rahail
join:2005-12-21
Troy, MI
2 edits | reply to SipSizzurp
however I got solid link using dlb2300 signal lavel is -65-69dbi using dlb2300 ... this about 3000 feet lots of trees and houses on the way
only problem is sometime my bandwith drop 400-15000kbps
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One of my client 200 feet way from the AP NLOS I gave him one of this when he sign up WHR-G54S signal was (-81-85) ... he had lots of signal and packet lost ... then I decide to change his unit and gave him the hp version now his signal rssi about -46-59 So do you think this Build in AMP cant help me go throw lots of trees maby 5 few houses |
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SipSizzurp
Fo' Shizzle
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join:2005-12-28
Hilo, HI
·RoadRunner Cable
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The only way to know if the link will work is to try test the whole distance. Normally you can eat through 1 or 2 trees with a warmed up station, but it all comes down to erp and blockage. 2000 feet of houses and trees does not sound very good at all.
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