Just discovered Outernet and their DIY Satellite Internet kit today so
I can't really vouch for it - but this certainly sounds like it could
be useful.
The $99 kit comes with everything you need, including a C.H.I.P.
computer, software, antenna, and battery:
Andrés,
Many thanks to you and others who have replied to my original message.
Thanks!
regards
Robert
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On 5 Nov 2016, at 1:02, Andrés Pacheco wrote:
Check this fresh out
Check this fresh out of the oven!
https://villagetelco.org/2016/11/mp2-awd-all-wheel-drive-edition/
Regards | Saludos,
Andrés Leopoldo Pacheco Sanfuentes
> On Nov 4, 2016, at 10:36 AM, John Ostrander wrote:
>
> Hey Robert,
>
>
> I might be able to help
Hey Robert,
I might be able to help y'all out here; I've done loads of research into
remote connectivity and mesh networking. If you can get me your rough
budget, and the scope (I.E. where, how permanent, how much bandwidth)
then I might be able to help point y'all in the right direction or at
These guys might know something...
STANDING ROCK TELECOM (http://www.standingrocktelecom.com/internet.html)
"BEST COVERAGE FOR THE STANDING ROCK AREA."
Standing Rock Telecom, also called Rock Wireless, provides CDMA cellular
and fixed wireless voice, fax, data transmission and high-speed
THAT WOULD REALLY BE WONDERFUL = trust you know how hard, if not impossible,
it is to be connected at Standing Rock
Thank you for all you are doing about this
Kindest regards
Sheila
Sheila Parks,Ed.D.
Founder, On Behalf of Planet Earth
617 744 6020
> On Nov 3, 2016, at 10:39 PM, Robert
Dear colleagues,
A colleague is trying to help activists at standing rock with
connectivity. Would appreciate any recommendations from folks on this
list that have experience setting up mobile hotspots in rural locations
that I could put them in touch with .
Really appreciate any