don't think US Hwy 1 goes
that far South. ;)
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we've discovered so far. I did find that post, by the way. it was in a
thread about the ALIX.
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s the list archive have a post about the two boards? I seem to
remember a recent post by Russell that I'd like to review.
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I'm subbed to the Software Assoc. of Oregon events list and this one
came through that I thought some of you might be interested in...
"Join Ron Resnick, WiMAX Forum President and Chairman of the Board as
he discusses current trends in Mobile Broadband technologies. Ron will
give an overview of wh
P2P traffic.
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Michael wrote:
> No! When did it come out?
> I have a double lot...
Some time last week or the week before... We're not far from the CO on
71st just south of Foster. Maybe they're only building out from one CO
at a time...?
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umably it's to build out their "fiber to the 'hood"
offerings.
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be a wet towel. I'm just curious.
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used to sell them for.
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yes, please. the longer the better but I'll settle for the mid-range if
there's not a consensus.
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http://www.ubnt.com/products/rspro.php
http://www.ubnt.com/products/rs.php
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V7-DBE1010) and looked up the test reports
here: http://www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid. I had to enter RV7 only then look
for DBE1010 in the resulting list.
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I had no idea one could flash Ubiquiti hardware with SkyPilot firmware:
http://skypilot.trilliantinc.com/products/SyncMesh_Client.php
q.v. this R&D project using analog TV white space for data links:
http://mobile.technologyreview.com/communications/23271
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They do and they're open til 6pm. Thanks for the tip!
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en today?
much thanks,
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The City wrote:
> The City currently has one vendor providing such services
Who might that be?
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Imagine if you could harvest enough juice to run a low power AP...
Tuesday, June 09, 2009
Wireless Power Harvesting for Cell Phones
Nokia hopes to create a device that could harvest enough power to keep a
cell phone topped up.
A cell phone that never needs recharging might sound too good to be
large cruft of geeks would find it useful -- it could even be
used by merchants who want to sell products at their exhibit booths
but don't want to pay the outrageous prices that venues want to charge
for network access.
-Gary
http://linuxdevices.com/news/NS4513173129.html
q.v. http://www.sierrawi
phone number in at covad.com and they're offering "Business
DSL 1.5M/384k" for $70/month with a one year contract.
1905 NW 29th Ave
Portland, OR 97210
(503) 224-0842
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I highly recommend DSL Only aka DSL Northwest aka Portland
Internetworks (pdx.net). They've been locally owned and operated for
many years and all their staff are wicked smart and super helpful.
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ecks, service agreements, etc?
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clearly will
require running it past their legal dept.
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"You also agree that Clearwire retains the right, in its sole and
absolute discretion, to employ network management activities including,
but not limited to (i) reducing, limiting, or otherwise restricting
uplink and downlink speeds and transfer rates, (ii) reducing or limiting
peer-to-peer sessio
heir TOS are also
their AUP. I used to work for a tier one network provider and though
that was over 10 years ago now, AUP content hasn't changed much.
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lable bandwidth."
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Is anyone interested in developing a web UI for Open-WRT Kamikaze?
In an effort to enrich and contribute to the open-source community,
Ubiquiti Networks is offering $200,000 in cash prizes for developers who
provide the most impressive User Interface/Firmware for Ubiquiti's newly
released open-so
7;s an old retired Firetide box (Soekris 4501
plus Senao mini-PCI card). I bought it for $75 from one of the surplus
hardware vendors at DefCon seven or eight years ago. People keep
giving me their CF cards that are too small for their cameras perfect
for me to have multiple cards on hand for
Since I know some of you are Ubiquiti users, I thought I'd send this to
the list in case you don't look in on their web fora very often. I was
just noticing a signal level problem the night before it was made available.
-Gary
http://ubnt.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=16995#16995
http:
they saved it or not. Anyone here in the know?
ashlandfiber.net still has a website...
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Russell Senior wrote:
> Cool vapor, but unobtainable at the moment.
This product will be in stock on Wednesday 31 December, 2008.
http://metrix.net/ubiquiti-bullet-2-p-120.html
http://metrix.net/ubiquiti-bullet-5-p-125.html
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an EIRP calculator if your antenna's not up on a pole.
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Vista, Tiger, and Leopard all support WPA and WPA2 out of
the box except for pre SP3 Windows XP requires a hotfix installation to
enable WPA2.
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u'll be doing your users a favor in
the long run so long as you're prepared to educate them on the
use of non-plaintext services.
FWIW, the largest number of WPA networks I've seen in Portland
are mostly downtown. But I've se
q.v. http://www.seattlewireless.net/index.cgi/TacomaSounderNode
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to most of Gov. Tom McCall Waterfront
Park via equipment on the roof of their building across the river at SE
Morrison?
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Archi
g to connect to it with
city un/supported CPE, phone and/or email queue staff, specialized staff for
public safety users, etc?
Presenting one line/paragraph/page suggestions to the city council is not
recommended at this juncture. It's a lot to bite off so it's no wonder that
Me
ad their firmware downloads
require a login or one could attempt to flash an NS5 to see how it compares
to AirOS. Their documentation is pretty hefty, though, and no login is
required to read it; http://www.skypilot.com/support/productdoc.php
According to page 124 of the CLI reference guide they
pheric effects."
http://domino.watson.ibm.com/comm/research_projects.nsf/pages/mmwave.apps.html
I can't imagine the power consumption is very low either but I've not
yet been able to find any data on that subject. Cool idea but there
reas the
ExtremeRange2 uses the AR5414. Both are supported under Linux, however.
But if the SkyConnector Mini isn't just a Ubiquiti NS2 repackaged, how'd
they end up with identical housing? Buying from or contracting with the
same vendor?
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Mini photo on their web site looks exactly like a
NanoStation. If they're just a Ubiquiti OEM then what was wrong with
their deployment aside from their banner ad model? Poor density? Lack of
radio tuning? Inadequate bandwidth? Some or all of the above?
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29th.
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How about a Junxion Box or Pyramid Linux on a Soekris system? However, I
don't know if either support WiMAX cards yet.
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The June 2008 issue of The IP Journal has a pretty thorough explanation of
mobile WiMAX and its history;
http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ac123/ac147/archived_issues/ipj_11-2/112_wimax.html
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