Newbie, but wanting to take on an adventurous project.
C.J. Adams-Collier
cjcollier at colliertech.org
Thu May 4 09:46:41 PDT 2006
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Sheldon T. Hall wrote:
> Raymond Bennett writes ...
>> I am new to setting up a community network, but I was wanting to
>> have a little fun with getting introduced to it. I live on
>> Sammamish Plateau pretty much at the very top. My bedroom has a
>> view of just south of downtown Seattle, I can see the buildings,
>> etc
> [snip]
>> I estimate the fresnel zone between here and there (16 miles @
>> 2.4 GHz) to be ~100 feet. From what I can tell there isn't much
>> within that 100 feet diameter between here and there. I am
>> wondering if somebody is within my direct RFLOS and would be
>> willing to point an antenna my direction, and I could do the same
>> and see if we can create a link. I am willing to take any
>> constructive criticism to whether or not this is possible. I
>> think this would be a really fun project if this could work.
>
> Given that we've used home-made antennae and sub-100mW cards to
> make solid connections over 6 or so miles, and usable connections
> over 9 miles, I'd say it can be done. Whether it will be useful is
> another issue.
>
> I'd offer to be the other end of the link, but I'm several miles NW
> of downtown, and I can't see the Plateau at all.
>
> FWIW, when I first joined the list, 4 or so years ago, and the list
> was much more active, I was never able to find an in-town partner
> for a similar experiment.
>
> -Shel
If you guys feel like it, we can try to put up an openvpn tunnel up
between you and my *experimental* system *which may end up coming down
in the next 2 months*.
However, it might just stick around, so I've put up an openvpn
server. Let me know if you want to try to get a link up.
Cheers,
C.J.
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