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We used to have an IR link between 2 buildings ....= no comms between 4pm and 4:15 in the winter months as the sun shone right into the reciever
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It could be Radio, Laser, Microwave etc
We do at least those 3 plus many many more
Where do you work J4cko it might have even been us putting it in
My last company provided Radio 34mb internet to a lot of sites in Liverpool, Manchester and all of Anglesy have over 200 buildings all connected via Radio, to a 100mb internet feed from the Great Orme to Billinge
We do at least those 3 plus many many more
Where do you work J4cko it might have even been us putting it in
My last company provided Radio 34mb internet to a lot of sites in Liverpool, Manchester and all of Anglesy have over 200 buildings all connected via Radio, to a 100mb internet feed from the Great Orme to Billinge
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ive hear stories thats its town and at the airport, so im not sure to be honest.
following on apparently its only the last few months its become exceptionally secure, and it will increase our upload speeds.
following on apparently its only the last few months its become exceptionally secure, and it will increase our upload speeds.
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Its the future though they gave me a second hand bald tyre so im not impressed
Basically its based on 3.5/3.75g technology HSDPA/HSUPA (something you will begin to hear more about) and instead of being a cell that you see on top of a building that had 2-3km range, these will have a range of <500m which has the advantage of faster transmissions.
If your still baffled, look up nano cell or femto cell on google, give it a couple of years and you will have (a femto cell) in your house
Oh and also look up pico cell and micro cell, probably baffle you but some keywords in there which will make some sense
Tony
Basically its based on 3.5/3.75g technology HSDPA/HSUPA (something you will begin to hear more about) and instead of being a cell that you see on top of a building that had 2-3km range, these will have a range of <500m which has the advantage of faster transmissions.
If your still baffled, look up nano cell or femto cell on google, give it a couple of years and you will have (a femto cell) in your house
Oh and also look up pico cell and micro cell, probably baffle you but some keywords in there which will make some sense
Tony
Last edited by TonyBurns; 30 June 2008 at 01:35 AM.
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