found another one, 70nis for a 35X27X15 cm with clear cover at זרם סטרלץ, מכשירי חשמל לתעשייה, ציוד חשמל לתעשייה, בהעליה 41 תל אביב
On Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 4:46 PM, Yair Reshef <yai...@gmail.com> wrote: > of course, this is standard electrical grade boxes used all over. i have > one on my roof for 6 years and it didnt show any coloration. also labeld > as fire resistant up to 850deg (?!) > > > On Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 3:56 PM, Yuval Adam <yuv....@gmail.com> wrote: > >> are those UV resistant? important factor if they are mounted on a tel >> aviv roof. >> also need to be able to drill rain-proof ventilation holes to make sure >> shit doesn't get to hot. >> >> On Tuesday, February 11, 2014 at 1:35 PM, Yair Reshef wrote: >> >> ok, sorry for the delay. >> i did some outdoor weather proof box survey. >> i think NISCO boxes are the standard in israel, most of the stores carry >> them and can get specific models. but they go up to 20cm (for around 42nis) >> http://i.imgur.com/t8N8Z4G.jpg >> >> >> ולנציק - רחוב אלנבי 123 >> carry this nice one, i didnt catch the maker, but its popular in other >> stores as well. a bit bigger with 23cm width and around 15cm deep. for >> 65nis or 60nis for non clear version. >> http://i.imgur.com/O84dtfP.jpg >> >> >> >> >> On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 12:37 AM, Amir Sagie >> <arig-disc...@taproot.org.il>wrote: >> >> Hey Yaval, valuable post, let me add my take on this - >> >> > What I'm trying to point to is an actual demand from people to >> > actively participate in such a network (with obvious varying levels of >> > technical aptitude.) >> > >> > With that in mind, I can't help but feel we're slightly off-track with >> > our current efforts. Most of the active Arig participants (myself >> > included) come from a strong technical background, and thus making it >> > natural to navigate our activity towards hard technical discussions >> > and development. All the while, it feels (to me, at least) that we >> > need to be putting more effort into deploying actual technology on the >> > ground - even if it is out-of-the-box and rough around the edges - >> > such that we are in touch with people who are interested in >> > participating in the network, but lack the knowledge or motivation to >> > enter the core technical discussions. It might be that case that in >> > the end of day, we'll have more participation and more motivation to >> > continue the development we want to see, but at a faster pace. >> >> I can see your point and fully agree - there are people out there who >> could use the technology *today*, and we should focus on reaching them. >> So why is this process taking so long? well, consider >> the problem at hand - maximizing impact, given our current resource pool >> (think people,hardware,know-how) and the available task surface >> (fund-raising, coding, on-the-ground work, etc.) - tough one right? even >> more considering what you've mentioned, with different views on which are >> the lowest hanging fruit, interpretation of impact, the time-scale we >> measure things by etc. Then consider unexpected things like Beit-Hair... >> >> So, what's the way forward? I think borrowing from TAMI mentality makes >> the most sense - people with available time simply DO. I don't see any >> effort being lost in the near future in this mode of operation, at least >> until we get more hands involved. >> >> One thing I can point to which seems to have worked out nicely for >> guifi.net in terms of on-the-ground presence is a fund-the-next-node >> wiki widget - the basic idea is simple: we always have a plan in hand >> for the next node we'd like to deploy - role, hw, location and all. Then >> we get a real-world price estimate for it, and slowly move towards that >> goal with a nice front-page wiki progress bar. I think this can gain >> momentum after a few successful nodes are born this way... anyway that's >> one of my current top TODOs. >> >> > Personally, I am gearing myself towards more on-the-ground activity in >> > the south TLV area (Jaffa, Florentin, Shapira) where there is lots of >> > interest in Arig and actual deployment of nodes with high probability >> > of physical connections. >> > >> > I believe that this is what we should be focusing on in the near >> > future, in order for Arig to successfully bootstrap. >> >> That would be awsome. If you can manage to deploy some nodes using AIB, >> that would be cool, and even better would be upstream'ing image >> configuration patches. >> >> > Please let me know if you feel the same or if I'm tx'ing on a >> > completely different channel :) >> >> Not at all - personally I was stalling in hope to post back to this >> thread with good news about a couple of Mikrotik routerboard 433AH >> boards heading our way, alas the auction gods were not on my side ;] >> >> To end on a positive note, I'm adding a picture for what may be the >> first? 2014 node - it's a laptop based rig, dual miniPCIe, aimed towards >> hosting virtual nodes for firmware testing & automatic firmware >> upgrading, without undermining the stability of the core system. There's >> still much room for tuning such rigs in terms of power consumption, but >> with proper BIOS settings and down-scaling CPU freq. I'm optimistic. >> With, *ahem* Yair's approval, I hope to deploy a similar rig at his >> place soon. >> >> Keep up the good work, and happy hacking! >> Amir >> >> > Cheers, >> > - Yuval >> > >> >> > _______________________________________________ >> > arig-discuss mailing list >> > arig-discuss@lists.subsignal.org >> > https://lists.subsignal.org/mailman/listinfo/arig-discuss >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> arig-discuss mailing list >> arig-discuss@lists.subsignal.org >> https://lists.subsignal.org/mailman/listinfo/arig-discuss >> >> >> >> >> -- >> yair99@gmail >> 050-6301212 >> tlv, israel >> _______________________________________________ >> arig-discuss mailing list >> arig-discuss@lists.subsignal.org >> https://lists.subsignal.org/mailman/listinfo/arig-discuss >> >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> arig-discuss mailing list >> arig-discuss@lists.subsignal.org >> https://lists.subsignal.org/mailman/listinfo/arig-discuss >> >> > > > -- > yair99@gmail > 050-6301212 > tlv, israel > -- yair99@gmail 050-6301212 tlv, israel
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