Damn they're growing fast. Last September I tried to setup it up but there was no service because the trees in Tompkins Square Park. Will have to give another looksie.
Has there been any work or thoughts on what to do for long distance city-to-city hops? Like say you wanted to connect the NY Mesh to Boston (not sure if they have one, just an example)?
I live in Phoenix - I don't think we have anything, or if we do, they are all small projects, nothing widespread. We are fairly flat, and there are probably mountains and buildings that could be used for APs (getting permission might be tough, though - because most of them are already used for comms systems - not sure how easy or difficult it would be to piggyback on to a mast).
But we are a good distance away from other metro areas in the state itself (Tuscon and Flagstaff mainly), and connection to say, Los Angeles or San Diego (or even Palm Springs) seems like a virtual impossibility to me.
I'm just curious if anyone has considered how to bridge these long-distance spans in a low cost manner?
BrianNYC|6 years ago
cr0sh|6 years ago
I live in Phoenix - I don't think we have anything, or if we do, they are all small projects, nothing widespread. We are fairly flat, and there are probably mountains and buildings that could be used for APs (getting permission might be tough, though - because most of them are already used for comms systems - not sure how easy or difficult it would be to piggyback on to a mast).
But we are a good distance away from other metro areas in the state itself (Tuscon and Flagstaff mainly), and connection to say, Los Angeles or San Diego (or even Palm Springs) seems like a virtual impossibility to me.
I'm just curious if anyone has considered how to bridge these long-distance spans in a low cost manner?