Hi all,
I've started a new mailing list to discuss issues of relevance to
long-distance wireless networking. The focus will of course be on
open-spectrum equipment, such as 802.11X, various HF, VHF, packet radio
solutions. There's a lot of people around the world building
long-distance wireless links, and IMHO a forum is needed to bring this
community of people together. Wherever they are, usually the goal is to
take an internet connection where wires either aren't available or
aren't good enough. Anything over over 5 km counts for me as long-haul
wireless :-)
There's a broad spectrum of people who might be interested -- rural
dwellers in the West (who can't get DSL and don't want to pay for
VSAT...) -- people experimenting and testing the limits of the
technology -- rural folk in developing countries, for whom wireless
might be the only option. You may be surprised at how many different
people are using this technology to achieve their connection to the net.
If you're interested, please subscribe with the form at:
http://openict.net/mailman/listinfo/wireless-longhaul
and while you're at it, check out the links and send me ones I missed!
at:
http://openict.net/projects/wireless-longhaul/
If you're on a members-only list that I'm not on (most of them ;-)
please forward this to them. Thanks!
Simon
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