3650 Mhz

I've read that the Portland metro area is in some kind of Satellite
station exclusion zone,  as well as most other major coastal-state
cities.   Was there any clarification or resolution about that?

BSU is in Muncie(!), IN,  and therefore may be free from interfering
with said satellite stations.

-Irving

Sam Churchill wrote:
> Ball State University did a test of semi-license-free WiMAX at 3.65 GHz.
> (http://www.bsu.edu/owrm/)
>
> "OWRM defined goals to determine the performance available to allow WISP's
> the ability to reach customers in various markets including those that are
> not feasible with
> other technologies. The area covered by a single sector included a 120
> degree path and extended out to approximately 1 mile for indoor units and 5
> or more miles for outdoor."
>
> Two words: Rocky Butte.
>
>   


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