Hi Dave,
Did you ever get more information on the Portal? They should be
shipping soon to regular kickstarter backers.
Thanks,
Kyle.
On Wed, Jun 22, 2016 at 10:41 AM, Dave Taht wrote:
> eero shipped something debian based (using batman-adv to mesh, I believe)
> google
> "David" == David Lang writes:
David> unfocused power drops off at the cube of the distance, [...]
That should be square of the distance. And that applies to anything
with an antenna. It all diverges, for practical purposes. About
6 dB loss for every doubling of the
On Thu, 23 Jun 2016 14:55:05 -0400, Michael Richardson wrote:
Bill Moffitt wrote:
> I love the idea of meshing WiFi systems adapting their channel
settings
> around local interference... so the Plume in my house detects
that my
> next door neighbor's Portal
Bill Moffitt wrote:
> I love the idea of meshing WiFi systems adapting their channel settings
> around local interference... so the Plume in my house detects that my
> next door neighbor's Portal is interfering, so it changes its
> channel. However, the
On Wed, 22 Jun 2016, Bill Moffitt wrote:
P.S. for the mathematically inclined, note the discrepancy between the 3
distinct channels in the 2.4 GHz. band and the application of the 4-color
theorem to channel selection. Sucks...
It gets even worse when you realize that so many people actually
On 6/22/2016 10:41 AM, Dave Taht wrote:
eero shipped something debian based (using batman-adv to mesh, I believe)
google onhub shipped some sort of hybrid of chromeos (so far as I know)
https://www.plumewifi.com/ is making all sorts of promises, can't tell
what they are using.
A new one just
eero shipped something debian based (using batman-adv to mesh, I believe)
google onhub shipped some sort of hybrid of chromeos (so far as I know)
https://www.plumewifi.com/ is making all sorts of promises, can't tell
what they are using.
A new one just cropped up - portal - where their