they are looking for volunteers for a number of different technical and
educational aspects. looks like a great project...
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From:Dave Pentecost
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I am a 20-year veteran of the TV networks, now working with the Lower
Eastside Girls Club
How To Steal Wi-Fi: And how to keep the neighbors from stealing yours.
By Paul Boutin
Posted Thursday, Nov. 18, 2004, at 2:16 PM PT
When I moved into a new neighborhood last week, I expected the usual
hassles. Then I found out I'd have to wait more than a month for a DSL
line. I started convulsin
Good Afternoon,
I was finally glad that I had a wed. night free to attend a nycwireless
meeting, after being here in the city for almost 1 year. The Yellowarrow
and presentation and Placelab presentations were wonderful! The discussions
at the bar were great as well.. It was nice to meet everyo
Hello,
I am running some DV over IP tests. Most of the tests I am running are over
cable but I would like to run some tests over a wireless connection. I need to
cover 100 feet at a minimum of 35Mbps. Is there any hardware out there that can
provide that sort of coverage?
Thank you,
Kim
--
NYC
Well if you want to do it with unlicensed equipment using standard
802.11a/b/g it's going to be impossible to push 35Mbps. Although you can
consider one of the proprietary speed boost technology for Wifi.
1. Linksys Speedbooster
2. Dlink/Netgear Extreme-G
3. Belkin Wireless Pre-N Router
Although
For a university application you may be able to get early access to a
Ultra Wide Band products. http://www.ultrawidebandplanet.com/ Although
it's not really designed for any real distance.
- Dustin -
Grinfeder, Kim wrote:
Hello,
I am running some DV over IP tests. Most of the tests I am running
Some said making all downtown Philly wireless was too ambitious (not
me), but now according to muniwireless.com the Pennsylvania legislature
has passed a law that prohibits its and gives the whole game to players
like Verizon:
As Harold Feld puts it: "It looks like a public subsidy to build
infr
Verizon and the other carriers have been blocking municipal telecom
infrastructure build out for years. This is nothing new.
- Dustin -
Rob Kelley wrote:
Some said making all downtown Philly wireless was too ambitious (not
me), but now according to muniwireless.com the Pennsylvania legislature
h