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  • Urbana, IL
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Choosing a Proper Base Station
Hello My name is Gibran im currently a networking Student in Champaign/Urbana IL. I'm planning to create a 3.65 ghz Wimax based Wireless broadband solution for residential users. Im learning as i progress with my project. When choosing the first bas…
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Building a WISP
About Me
I'm a Student at Parkland College in Champaign IL. For some time I have been planning to start a Wimax Internet providing company in this college town. I have an excellent Business plan, however I lack some technical knowledge, this is why im studying and looking for knowledgeable people. I'm interested in using the 3.65 ghz for my future service.
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Student
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Current Networking Student
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USA
City
Champaign-Urbana
Why are you interested in WiMAX?
Business
Do you use WiMAX service?
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At 1:28pm on September 10, 2009, Tom Foale said…
At that frequency it will have some problems penetrating building materials. Window-mount antennae will work, as will external antenna, and indoor antennae near a window but you will get a shorter range or lower modulation. Having a terminal with MIMO is also a big advantage. Freedom4 in the UK get reception through trees and behind buildings with MIMO at about that frequency.
At 3:01pm on September 4, 2009, Tom Foale said…
Hi Gibran. The spectrum should be fine as long as it is co-ordinated with any other networks. What specific problems are you having with planning? Rolling out a WiMAX network is far from easy and involves considerably more cost than a wi-fi network.

Tom
At 7:42am on August 31, 2009, ZingMAX said…
Gibran,
Nice to meet you. Did you file for you nation wide license yet? Next would be to pick your tower or building site. I like to put our stuff 300 to 600ft off the ground.
Then do a radio propagation model to confirm its a good choice. Then Pick your vendor based on your applications requirements and your project goals and jump in and spend the cash, and build it.... Contact me offline for some refined guidance....
 
 

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