Well, way off topic, heat pumps are a step in a better direction than
expensive space heaters, particularly for kids in public housing.
Fiber wave-guides are low energy, too compared to all other wave guides
and better than free space as function of distance.
I don't think there is a
assuming a single floor house with lose insulation in the attic
now look at a multi-story place where there isn't an attic, or one with trusses
so that moving around the attic is hard, or a SIP cealing, cathedral cealings,
etc.
but my initial comment on ROI and refitting cost was actually
Retrofit is trivial. It's all in the attic. A romex splice is about $53.
Verticals aren't required.
Many states are mandating per each sale. I had to do this in Boston historic
district. No grandfather. My fire hurts the entire street
Bob
On Oct 18, 2023, 7:05 PM, at 7:05 PM, David Lang
On Wed, 18 Oct 2023, Robert McMahon wrote:
It's $428 per ac ceiling mount hardwired device, no verticals. It's $503 per
vertical for rg6 with patch n paint, internal walls only.
The asset value add for a rg6 jack is basically zero. The asset value add for whole
home, life support capable,
It's $428 per ac ceiling mount hardwired device, no verticals. It's $503 per
vertical for rg6 with patch n paint, internal walls only.
The asset value add for a rg6 jack is basically zero. The asset value add for
whole home, life support capable, future proof, low power, structured fiber &
A note on mesh networks.
a true mesh where any node can pop up and self organizes to join the network
runs into the hidden transmitter problem (you have stations A, B and C, A and C
can hear B but can't hear each other so as they try to communicate, they step on
each other so that B can't
On Sat, 14 Oct 2023, rjmcmahon wrote:
On being unleashed, I think this applies to consumer electronics too. Not
sure why HDMI class cables will be needed. WiFi 7 is spec'd at 16 MIMO radios
at 45Gb/s per front end module. Add some hw compression/decompression, I
think it can carry even HDMI
Prior to NN coming back into view, I was primarily trying to put some
sense into the BEAD processes and priorities.
I strongly approved of the idea of the central government handing the
issues for the states to try and handle, they are just as understaffed
and low on clue technologically, and I
Hi Mr. Photons
> On Oct 18, 2023, at 09:08, le berger des photons via Nnagain
> wrote:
>
> but an ISP and its clients should be able to agree together on anything which
> they feel works for them. The only rule that I see that should apply is that
> there should be proper disclosure. This
but an ISP and its clients should be able to agree together on anything
which they feel works for them. The only rule that I see that should apply
is that there should be proper disclosure. This rule already exists. It
is contract law. All of this regulation would make it impossible for an
Isp
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