[MLB-WIRELESS] Re: Here comes the pain...

[sanbar]

OK, let's try and be realistic for a moment. At most the Starbucks and
McDonald's, Hudsons and Mary Martins of the world will probably do is to
put a 2dBi/30mW commercial AP - we're not talking high-end gear like
Cisco here - on the end of a dial-up account, pay 18 cents a meg and
charge the customer 30 cents a meg. It's not as though they'll be
pushing out packets at DSL speeds. After all, they have to make money
off it.
Alston says innovation. I say white noise.
- Barry

On Sat, 2002-09-21 at 19:02, evilbunny wrote:
> Realistically with the legal requirements for commercial exception to
> the carrier regulations under the amended rules, there is no need that
> I can even see that would warrant more then 100mW EIRP, this would
> also remove any problems from the above...

-- 
barry park
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