Wednesday, March 28, 2012
ISC West – March 28-30, 2012
Monday, March 26, 2012
ISPAmerica 2012
This March, WISPA and FISPA will be partnering once again for an annual conference in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. This year's event is scheduled from March 26th to March 30th at the Disney's Coronado Springs Resort at Walt Disney World®.
Last year we held the FISPA/WISPA Service Provider Summit in Orlando which received excellent reviews. In October 2011, WISPAPALOOZA and FISPAlive were held in Las Vegas at the Flamingo Hotel, again with exceptional reviews. These two events were attended by a total of 800 unique attendees from all over the world.
We are continuing our collaborative event schedules with this new event and with a new name. This year's event is called the ISPAmerica 2012 Symposium, powered by WISPA and FISPA.
The schedule below is very tentative at this time and will be updated as more details are worked out.
- Monday, March 26th: Partner Events, Training Events
- Tuesday, March 27th: Parnter Events, Training Events, Exhibitor Move In
- Wednesday, March 28th: Full Agenda of Business, Technical, Marketing and Regulatory Tracks, Exhibition Hall Open, Luncheon, Reception
- Thursday, March 29th: Full Agenda of Business, Technical, Marketing and Regulatory Tracks, Exhibition Hall Open, Luncheon, Reception
- Friday, March 30th: Full Agenda of Business, Technical, Marketing and Regulatory Tracks, Exhibition Hall Open, Luncheon, Closing Remarks and Door Prizes
Monday, March 5, 2012
Streakwave Wireless is a Master Stocking Distributor for Laird Technologies Land Mobile Radio (LMR) Antennas
Streakwave Wireless is pleased to announce that it is now a master stocking distributor for Laird Technologies Land Mobile Radio (LMR) antennas, mounts and accessories.
Whether you are in public safety, fire, have vehicles or boats that require mobility antennas, GPS, or other communications based transmission needs; Laird Technologies has an antenna choice; and, Streakwave is now a trusted source.
Now they are available at and stocked at Streakwave.
Why Streakwave for Laird LMR Antennas and Mounts?
- Inventory stocked in 3 warehouses including California, Utah and Ohio
- Reduced lead times with deliveries anywhere in the U.S
- Access to broad line of inventory at excellent prices.
- Knowledgeable sales team versed in wireless to help with projects
What are the product lines?
There are over 1,300 different products to choose. To see them all go to http://www.streakwave.com or visit the following:
The LMR Antennas can be located at: http://www.streakwave.com/product-laird-lmr-antennas.asp
The LMR Mounts and Accessories can be located at: http://www.streakwave.com/product-laird-lmr-antenna-mounts.asp
What is LMR?
LMR antennas can be completely self-contained fixed systems such as those used by companies with fleet vehicles, or can be integrated into fixed communications systems such as the public switched telephone network or cellular networks such as those used by first responders.
LMR can also be known as Public Land Mobile Radio, Private Land Mobile Radio, or Land Mobile Radio System (LMRS).
Where is Land Mobile Radio (LMR) Used?
Land Mobile Radio is used in a variety of applications. Here are some examples:- Emergency Communications by local governments in public safety
- Dispatch communications by companies
- Security communications
- Critical two-way communications
- Private use in many activities from the simplest person to person communication
- Person-to-person in a large event to locate each other
- Vehicle-to-vehicle in a transportation, freight, or other applications
- Companies use in a range of industries
- Marine applications
- Military and governmental applications for reliable communications and homeland defense
Typical equipment used:
The mounting bases (available in Laird products) can be connected to the vehicles at a variety of areas such as: mirror, trunk, light bar or surface mounts. The antennas are built to be very rugged and offer a variety of design shapes and features to ensure a long life in a very harsh environment and ensure clear paths from vehicles to the base station transmission locations.
Portable Applications: Portable applications include conventional walkie-talkie types of radios that are carried on the person. Typical applications use some portable radio connected to a flexible "rubber duck" type of antenna that is connected directly to the portable radio. Some applications utilize a remote speaker/microphone connected via coax to the portable radio with the antenna sometimes located on the remote.
Get a Quote Today: Whatever your configuration or need, consult Streakwave Wireless for your antennas, accessory and mount needs. Laird Technologies LMR has solutions that work. Call Streakwave today at: 888-604-5234 or visit us on the Web at http://www.streakwave.com
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