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Who is going to use the 12GHz Band? 5G, Starlink, or Both
Use of the 12 GHz spectrum band has suddenly become an issue, with satellite internet, satellite TV and 5G providers all vying for access.
The following articles were recently published making a case for the FCC to include MVDDS as part of the 5G spectrum portfolio and proceed with the pending Notice of Public Rule Making (NPRM) that was submitted to the FCC by the 5G Coalition in 2016.
Micheal Dell calls to allow 5G in 12 GHz
Billionaire Michael Dell Backs New Call for 5G in 12GHz Spectrum
GLW has deployed a host of services in each of its markets. The most prevalent is an Extended WiFi Service that we provide to businesses, KOA Campgrounds and Veterans associations free of charge. The schematic above is an explanation of the equipment and the configuration used in the GLW Extended WiFi Service offering.
The network systems used for planning purposes by GLW were designed by MDS America Inc (MDSA). Actual designs were modified by GLW upon installation. MDSA has designed MVDDS systems since 2001.
Although we still have to complete the installation of our Network Operating Center (NOC), the construction phase has been completed.
The next step is to work closely with our attorneys so that we can compile the comprehensive documentation needed to submit our status to the FCC. Each individual radio link has a close out document that numbers 30 plus pages of data points. Our filing is due within 15 days of the FCC construction deadline of July 26th.
We will be on time!
Stay tuned for the next chapter….
The FCC Deadline is July 26th 2019. The mission is to build ALL 98 MVDDS radio sites by July 1, 2019.
As of noon Today:
The remaining 3 links should be scheduled and built by our deadline as they are sites that have either needed to be relocated from other sites that were not ideal, or they are sites that are pending final paper work and payments.
We are confident that ALL of the links will be built and by our FCC Deadline of July 26th 2019.
We will continue to update you next week.
If you have any questions, please reach out to us.
The FCC Deadline is July 26th 2019. The mission is to build ALL 98 MVDDS radio sites by July 1, 2019.
As of noon Today:
The remaining 4 links should be scheduled and built by our deadline as they are sites that have either needed to be relocated from other sites that were not ideal, or they are sites that are pending final paper work and payments.
We are confident that ALL of the links will be built and by our FCC Deadline of July 26th 2019.
We will continue to update you next week.
If you have any questions, please reach out to us.
Three weeks ago, it was evident that the build schedule proposed by our Build Contractor and posted to this blog site was not getting implemented.
Our build contractor was overwhelmed with the size and scope of our build and the other build customers that were in the same pipeline.
Mike Magowan (Go Long financial expert) and Tim along with two investors in Go Long II (Tom Kane and Earl Scott -who have extensive wireless planning and site build experience) intervened and re-structured some of the principal contractors administrative staff, techs, and support personnel into a Go Long specific work force supervised and supported directly by Go Long Management.
We brought more resources to the table, added an incentive program, re-structured build teams and performed a deep dive to uncover any logistical, equipment, contractual or personnel challenges. A new plan was implemented (and is constantly being tweaked) to ensure success.
Go Long management is now on-site in Fairfax, Virginia working directly with this new team.
As of today (June 11,2019), we have 45 of 98 sites completed.
We are scheduled to install 18 sites a week until the sites are completed. We are sure “Murphy” will show up in one shape or another, so we are planning on a conservative build schedule of 15 sites a week until we are completed.
The future build schedule will look like this:
The July 26th deadline gives us 2 weeks of time to work out any remaining issues from the completion of our conservative build schedule.
We have our build separated into three distinct labor forces that are responsible and highly incentivized to complete their scope of work on time (By the end of June).
Bonus structures are in place and we are on the field from now until the build is complete insuring that any challenges in communication, resources, site acquisition or personnel are identified and solved as soon as possible. We have built a strong team, have a good leadership structure in place and we have personally vetted everyone to the best of our ability.
We will keep you updated as we go along….Any questions, please contact Tim@golongwireless.com or Bruce@golongwireless.com
This month we are happy to share the Go Long Wireless Installation Schedule. This schedule provides a better understanding of where we currently stand and the anticipated dates of completion for each city. This schedule is based on a six week installation plan commencing the first week of May, with 80% of all links installed within the first three weeks. Final installation along with any punch-list items are scheduled to be completed by the second week of June.
As more information becomes available I will continue to share. Stay tuned for further updates.
As Go Long Wireless (GLW) continues to move forward we wanted to share a behind the scenes look at one of our training sessions. This is one of our outdoor training sessions that recently took place. Our Techs Bruin and Mason were conducting the install on a flat roof using cinder blocks to secure points A and B.
Flat roof tops are the preferred roof types for installations. These roof mounts are on a sled held down with cinder blocks and do not require any drilling or changes to the structure of the roof.
