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Vonage Based on what was said earlier about UDP vs TCP packets, I would guess it is possible.
BTW,
Based on what was said earlier about UDP vs TCP packets, I would guess it is possible.
BTW, a little research on WISP showed:
Signal Fading: Fading of the RF signal
Caused by several factors:
1. Multipath: The transmitted signal arrives at the receiver from different directions, with different path lengths, attenuation and delays. The summed signal at the receiver may result in an attenuated signal.
2. Bad Line of Sight: An optical line of sight exists if an imaginary straight line can connect the antennas on either side of the link. Radio wave clear line of sight exists if a certain area around the optical line of sight (Fresnel zone) is clear of obstacles. A bad line of sight exists if the first Fresnel zone is obscured.
3. Link Budget Calculations (too little signal to start with).
4. Weather conditions (Rain, wind, etc.) At high rain intensity (150 mm/hr that’s 6 inches per hour!), the fading of an RF signal at 2.4 Ghz may reach a maximum of 0.02 dB/Km.
5. Wind may cause fading due to antenna motion.
6. Interference: Interference may be caused by another system on the same frequency range, external noise, or some other co-located system.
Number 6 "could" be your neighbor or not.
Time to call your ISP (again?)
Read The Full Thread: Poor VOIP Quality and Application Drops on 802.11g WISP
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ed56 posted "Based on what was said earlier about UDP vs TCP packets, I would guess it is possible.
BTW," on 02/08/2009 |
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