Thought it was time to post some photos of Wireless Internet in action. From Mimosa to Baicells. We also have some fantastic tower shots. Discover the hidden infrastructure that enables wireless internet to thrive, from towering cell towers to intricate network setups. Our visual narrative unveils the unseen threads that connect us in a borderless digital landscape.
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What is the role of an eNodeB in LTE?
As the core element of the radio access network in the Long-Term Evolution (LTE) network, the eNodeB (evolved Node B) is a key player. It is in charge of the following crucial tasks:
Continue reading...Vertical Freedom – Tower Climber movie
Tower Climber movie coming soon
Continue reading...LTE and PIM in WISP Deployments
Awhile back I did some articles on PIM in the WISP field The folks over at SitePro1 have put together a guide and products for defending against PIM.
Continue reading...KP Performance Link Budget Article
The folks over at KP Performance have released a short article on calculating link budget on wireless links.
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My first wireless enclosure
This “enclosure” was my first attempt at being a Wireless ISP with no budget. The problem I was trying to solve was putting a waverider Subscriber module on top of a 150 grain leg. The Waverider unit was designed for indoor use. You would mount the unit indoors and then run hardline out to your antenna. In our use case, the 160 foot run of hardline would have caused too much loss. So before you is the solution. We put an APC battery...
Continue reading...Full LTE Architecture explanation
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Continue reading...Common Building materials and dB loss in LTE
The following is an estimate of loss using LTE frequencies and common building materials. -Fiberglass -2dB -Drywall -4dB-6″ Concrete 12-20 dB-Brick -10-20dB
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