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[QUOTE="NJCuse97, post: 4557271, member: 5058"]
I think there is a tendency to overestimate the importance of our project to JMA who as stated previously, has already done the Wi-Fi for the new multi-billion dollar stadium that houses two NFL teams and was site of the Superbowl. Yes it has their name on it, and that’s good for us because it should mean they will do a good job. It may mean that they try some things they haven’t done yet. It may mean they work a bit harder to solve little blips, like how it acts in an enclosed stadium, or how all the aluminum benches affected it. How are the new seats being installed so they can know how that will affect it. Where to mount the boosters and power transformers to get the appropriate power to the right spots at the right voltage. There is a year of planning alone that goes into this and then install time and know how. What if the concrete is old and flakes when they try to shoot a hilti into it so they now have to drill and epoxy instead which takes more time? Material shortages are real! It is the metal itself, or the microchips that control all the motors and mechanisms that are needed. Micron is building a chip manufacturing facility in the US for that reason. It happens that they are putting it within crow flight of the Dome, but that is only one example of the reality of shortages.

So many things could be happening that we can’t control or know.
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