Rowell Dionicio and François Vergès

Clear To Send Podcast

This is a podcast about wireless engineering where we educate you on Wireless technology, talk about wireless design tips, wireless troubleshooting, interview other wireless engineers, and the wireless tools.

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Rowell Dionicio and François Vergès

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Technology

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www.cleartosend.net

Latest episode

Jun 23, 2026

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Episodes

CTS 139: Aruba Networks Demos OWE at MFD3 24.09.2018

Aruba Networks delivers a working demo of Opportunistic Wireless Encryption (OWE) at Mobility Field Day 3 (MFD3).

CTS 138: CWNA with Coleman and Wescott 17.09.2018

David Coleman and David Westcott talk about the process of publishing the Sybex CWNA Study Guide, 5th Edition

CTS 137: MIMO 10.09.2018

Eric Johnson discusses how MIMO works.

CTS 136: RF Filtering and Isolation 03.09.2018

Jim Palmer uses his radio and public safety background to use RF filtering and isolation to improve client connectivity.

CTS 135: Authentication and Encryption Types 27.08.2018

What types of Wi-Fi authentication and encryption types are there and what is different between them?

CTS 134: Understanding the 4-Way Handshake 20.08.2018

Get an introduction to the 4-way handshake which is used after PSK and 802.1X authentication.

CTS 133: 802.11 PHY Types 13.08.2018

The 802.11 Standard defines different PHY types. Includes the data rates supported by each PHY and what band they operate in. Data rates depend on the channel width and modulation used.

CTS 132: Location-Based Analytics 06.08.2018

Recorded at Cisco Live 2018 in Orlando, FL, we speak to Christian Gauer about Wi-Fi location-based analytics.

CTS 131: 802.11 Authentication and Association 30.07.2018

Continuing our Wi-Fi fundamentals series we move on to talk about 802.11 Authentication and Association. 

CTS 130: RF Characteristics 23.07.2018

Back to basics with RF characteristics.

CTS 129: 5G Technology 16.07.2018

Recorded at Cisco Live 2018 in Orlando, Florida. We speak to Mike Geller and Pramod Nair about 5G technology and what Wi-Fi professionals would know about.

CTS 128: The Value of White Box Wi-Fi with Mojo Networks (Sponsored) 09.07.2018

Diving into a world where businesses and Wi-Fi network engineers have full control over their Wi-Fi infrastructure through White Box Wi-Fi.

CTS 127: Stadium Wi-Fi - Implementation 02.07.2018

The stadium Wi-Fi implementation should follow the Wi-Fi design. Chris Reed talks about his experience in large public venue installations.

CTS 126: Eduroam 25.06.2018

We took Anders Nilsson away from a party, during Cisco Live, and asked him to talk about Eduroam.

CTS 125: 802.11 Frame Captures for Windows 18.06.2018

What resources are available to perform frame captures on a Windows OS?

CTS 124: Wireless Session Quick List - Cisco Live Orlando 09.06.2018

Clear To Send packs their mics to Orlando, FL.

CTS 123: Design Principles for Stadium Wi-Fi 04.06.2018

What goes into designing Wi-Fi for a large public venue such as stadiums?

CTS 122: EasyMesh - Interoperability Between Vendors 28.05.2018

Discussion around the operations of Wi-Fi Alliance EasyMesh

CTS 121: Capturing Wireless Frames with a Mac 21.05.2018

Capturing wireless frames easily with a Mac

CTS 120: 6 Warehouse Troubleshooting Wi-Fi Tips 14.05.2018

François and Rowell discuss tips to troubleshooting warehouse Wi-Fi.

CTS 119: Our RRM Experience 07.05.2018

Coming off an episode of Cisco Champion Radio, François and Rowell share their Cisco RRM experience.

CTS 118: Quantenna - A Wi-Fi Chipset Company 23.04.2018

Rowell speaks with Quantenna to get an introduction of what they do for the Wi-Fi industry.

CTS 117: A Wi-Fi Engineer Goes to DevNet Create 16.04.2018

A Wi-Fi Engineer Goes to DevNet Create

CTS 116: Aruba Atmosphere 2018 09.04.2018

First time attendee, Robert Boardman, shares his experience at Aruba Atmosphere.

CTS 115: Free Space Path Loss 02.04.2018

Free Space Path Loss (or FSPL) represents the amount of energy that a given radio wave loses as it travels through the air away from its source. Understanding FSPL will help us understand how far a Wi-Fi signal can go. It is also widely used by Wi-Fi survey tools to predict Wi-Fi signal propagation.

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