On Thursday 04 August 2005 09:15, Rroonniiee wrote:
> George would be very good if you give us a link to the pics and
> something like a catalogoue.

Unfortunately, I cannot. This guy is not a commercial dealer, he is just 
someone who is interested in helping us build wireless networks very cheaply 
by using low cost material. In the mail I forwarded to you, he is offering to 
be a collecting center for all of us willing to purchase material(you know 
bulk purchase and discounts) from sources he has identified as low cost 
sources. So for that matter I cannot get you a catalogue.

> By the way did you pay for the 'Kalango' ;-);-) 
This wasn't a kalango. It was sharing info that is potentially useful.

>
> Lule George William wrote:
> >In case anyone of you is interested.
> >
> >----------  Forwarded Message  ----------
> >
> >Subject: [Wireless-training] RF connectors, pigtails & antennas /
> > alternative sources
> >Date: Sunday 31 July 2005 20:53
> >From: sebastian buettrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >To: Wireless Training participants <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> >dear all,
> >
> >
> >i mentioned on several occasions
> >how basic materials for
> >do-it-yourself antenna building and connections
> >could maybe be purchased from asian sources
> >at much lower prices than from US/european sources.
> >
> >here is an update:
> >
> >i have made some test orders from taiwan companies,
> >and recently, while staying at ICTP italy,
> >have had a chance to test the materials.
> >
> >the quality of the materials is absolutely ok -
> >
> >therefore,
> >i would encourage everybody to consider these sources,
> >whereever connectors, pigtails, antennas are needed.
> >
> >to give you a few examples:
> >
> >N connectors, e.g. for cantenna building,
> >     typically are
> >     USD 4-5 from US/europe sources,
> >     down to USD 1-2 from direct sources.
> >
> >pigtails, e.g. from Linksys boxes to N connector antennas,
> >     typically are
> >     USD 20 (circa) from US/europe sources,
> >     down to USD 3-5 from direct sources.
> >
> >all it takes is your initiative,
> >and the organization of enough partners with an interest.
> >
> >if we can order in larger quantities,
> >the prices really make a difference.
> >
> >i d be happy to act as a collector and distributor,
> >but i am equally happy to share my contacts.
> >it is not my plan to become a distributor myself!!!!
> >
> >especially for east african projects,
> >it might make sense to re-establish some of the
> >traditional trade routes towards the east.
> >dhow culture!
> >
> >and it might make sense for european community networkers too.
> >
> >pls forward/disseminate this as you find it appropriate.
> >
> >
> >all the best,
> >
> >sebastian
> >
> >
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> >
> >-------------------------------------------------------

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Uganda Martyrs University, Nkozi
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