[BC] STL Option

[Craig Bowman]

I am using the tranzeo FDD series as well and when they run they are 
wonderful.  When you need service they are in Canada and it is difficult 
getting things quickly.  I am trying a new company for one of my TV 
stations to transport ASI to the transmitter.  The bandwidth runs right 
at 20MB all day non stop.  They have just developed a unit which, as I 
remember, will go up to 50MB.  http://www.speedlanwireless.com/  The 
price is not much more than the Tranzeo units and the service is many 
times better.  These guys are great to work with and are in Florida.  
Their main customers are municipalities that use the radios for traffic 
cameras.  As you can imagine they are pretty bulletproof.
Tell them I sent ya :-)

Craig Bowman

Mark Croom wrote:
> I'm having pretty good connection results with my Tranzeo FDD series radios
> over a 17 mile path, but I am *not* running full-time audio on them.
>
> However over a three-block range, with clear line of sight, they might be a
> really good choice for your 802.11 link (802.11a preferred as Mike M
> suggests). These are unlicensed WiFi units so band congestion would be an
> issue if you're in a "busy" location.
>
> I'm pretty impressed with what I'm getting out of my system and I *know*
> I've got one dish that needs to be tweaked. We sighted it using landmarks
> because the other end wasn't up yet and it's got worse signal strength at
> one end than the other, but it works nonetheless.
>
> I don't know whether that approach would be Wheatstone approved for their
> system but something on that order might be the real ticket.
>
> Mark
> MN
>
> On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 8:58 AM, Jim Offerdahl
> <jim at offerdahlbroadcast.com>wrote:
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>> I am wondering if anyone has any recommendations for an inexpensive
>> wireless
>> way to get 4 to 6 channels of audio across about 3 city block. The line of
>> site is clear. A project I am involved in needs to move some STLs and this
>> link would be for 2 FMs and 2 AMs.
>>
>> Jim Offerdahl
>>
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