@keithkman@helium I bet! There are plenty of towers up there with a nice "view". If you head south on I-49, at the Johnson/Springdale border you will pass the Johnson site, 3 towers and a monopole. There might be some helium gear there. ;-)
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@keithkman Unfortunately not, you have to call around to individual tower companies. You can use the FCC ASR registration search to get contact information and details about individual towers. Iโm actually from Central Arkansas so I canโt offer much on suggested food places. โบ๏ธ
@elmareblend@helium@sensecapmx That is how we connect to the Internet. It is a Pepwave BR-1 Max Mini. Great LTE router with dual sims for redundancy etc.
@keithkman Sorry, I forgot to address the overshoot part of your question. No concerns with it as the closer hotspots will still be heard. The elevation plot of a high gain antenna outside of its optimal range is still decent and we donโt need much gain to hear the close ones. ๐
@jeff_layos@helium@sensecapmx Signal loss, minimal given we are using Heliax. Convenience and increased reliability given we can perform maintenance on a hotspot on at a moments notice without calling out a tower crew, definitely. ๐
Two down one to go. This is the last one for today. Enjoying the sunshine and cool weather in Northwest Arkansas while building #ThePeoplesNetwork with yet another @sensecapmx hotspot.
A busy day! Welcome Rural Lemonade Salmon to the family. One more to go before the day is over! Building #ThePeoplesNetwork one hotspot at a time with @helium