I use the LMR600 strip tool from Tessco. -- Scott Reed Owner NewWays Networking, LLC Wireless Networking Network Design, Installation and Administration Mikrotik Advanced Certified www.nwwnet.net (76
Sometimes local complaints about the strobes get them changed. I do not know the process, but I know in the area a pair of towers was strobes 24/day and the residents didn't like it. They are now str
Other than many companies do not allow reselling or more than one location served from a demarc. Have the person with DSL check their contract first. -- Scott Reed Owner NewWays Networking, LLC Wirel
I don't do towers on a regular basis, nor concrete, but from what I have done, I have never seen a foundation specified with no vertical rebar members. Stand the vertical members on the ground and as
As one on the other side, I own and operate a Wireless Internet Service Provider, I may not answer what you want, but here are some things we do: Require a written contract. Offer certificate of insu
I usually word it that either at a sale the deed will reflect this as an "easement" of sorts or that the buyer will sign a contract with us at closing. -- Scott Reed Owner NewWays Networking, LLC Wir
Check out the companies that supply WISPs, such as Streakwave, Roc Noc, Baltic Networks, Pasadena Networks, WISP Router. They all have lots of items related to what you need. I think the ones WISPs u
I have a lot of it up towers for my WISP business. I like it. It performs as well as any I have used. -- Scott Reed Owner NewWays Networking, LLC Wireless Networking Network Design, Installation and
If you are going to use strut, us pipe clamps sized for the tower, not u-bolts. -- Scott Reed Owner NewWays Networking, LLC Wireless Networking Network Design, Installation and Administration Mikroti
Most of us the operate WISPs would know that there are a bunch of things wrong in that video. No hard hats. No safety lines. No guy wires. Really hard to believe this is for a WISP. Maybe property ow
TJI joist are available with a range of web height. Check with you local distributor or TJI for load properties of the different sizes. On 2/28/2014 9:51 AM, Patrick Greenlee wrote: When mounting a t
Here is a nice discussion of galling http://www.estainlesssteel.com/gallingofstainless.html John KK9A That's contrary to my experience. I've had many SS nuts and bolts gall upon removal that did not
Slope the pipe so water runs out. Put a small gravel "dry-well" at the lower end for the water to drain into. Sure there will be water in the pipe, but it shouldn't get full and thus shouldn't compre
There are slow setting glues that give you 30 or 40 seconds, if one needs it. If you're not familiar with the process ASK for help. You glue & put together PVC you have 10 seconds to change your mind
For others, it comes is 1/2 pint cans, pint cans and quarts. Electrical supply and plumbing supply houses have stuff normal retail outlets don't carry. None of the hardware stores, or big box stores
As a WISP owner, I will not speak for your WISP, but all of our antennas are less than 2 sq ft wind load. Most weigh less than 5 lbs, so a little more than some TV antennas. I'll primarily be using i
We have an ANWireless tower, from before the name change. We purchased it used and the support from AN to get it assembled and erected was fantastic. The only complaint anyone has is that the climb p