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2013-05-24T05:45:51Z

Existing Networks

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	* [http://comopview.org/scewn/ SVWUX] (south bay)		* [http://comopview.org/scewn/ SVWUX] (south bay)
	* [http://alamedawireless.org/nodemap/ Alameda Wireless]		* [http://alamedawireless.org/nodemap/ Alameda Wireless]
	* Meraki ([~~http~~://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meraki#Community_projects defunct])		* Meraki ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meraki#Community_projects defunct])
	* [http://auth.nycwireless.net/hotspots_map.php NYCWireless]		* [http://auth.nycwireless.net/hotspots_map.php NYCWireless]
	* [http://510pen.org/en/map 510pen]		* [http://510pen.org/en/map 510pen]
	* [http://hsmm-mesh.org/ HSMM-MESH] in Texas		* [http://hsmm-mesh.org/ HSMM-MESH] in Texas

50.156.116.182: /* Existing Networks */

2013-05-24T05:45:14Z

Existing Networks

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	* [http://comopview.org/scewn/ SVWUX] (south bay)		* [http://comopview.org/scewn/ SVWUX] (south bay)
	* [http://alamedawireless.org/nodemap/ Alameda Wireless]		* [http://alamedawireless.org/nodemap/ Alameda Wireless]
	* Meraki (defunct?)		* Meraki ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meraki#Community_projects defunct])
	* [http://auth.nycwireless.net/hotspots_map.php NYCWireless]		* [http://auth.nycwireless.net/hotspots_map.php NYCWireless]
	* [http://510pen.org/en/map 510pen]		* [http://510pen.org/en/map 510pen]
	* [http://hsmm-mesh.org/ HSMM-MESH] in Texas		* [http://hsmm-mesh.org/ HSMM-MESH] in Texas

Jof at 00:40, 9 January 2011

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 = Current Status =
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 = Regulations =
 See [[HInternet/Regulations]].
 = Reference Material =

Miloh: Reverted edits by Abenaqadat (Talk) to last revision by 208.71.56.20

2010-11-24T02:28:51Z

Reverted edits by Abenaqadat (Talk) to last revision by 208.71.56.20

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	=Overview=		=Overview=

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	There are four major bands suitable for use by hams transmitting spread spectrum: 420-430 MHz, 2.4 GHz, 3.4 GHz, and 5.8 GHz. Within a region, one band will be used for tower-to-tower connections, and the other bands will be available for use by non-tower radios.		There are four major bands suitable for use by hams transmitting spread spectrum: 420-430 MHz, 2.4 GHz, 3.4 GHz, and 5.8 GHz. Within a region, one band will be used for tower-to-tower connections, and the other bands will be available for use by non-tower radios.

	The initial goal of the first wave of HInternet backbone deployment is to transmit a ~~"~~golden packet~~"~~ between New York and San Francisco. Further backbone deployments will concentrate on expanding the network towards the north and the south to cover the rest of the continent.		The initial goal of the first wave of HInternet backbone deployment is to transmit a "golden packet" between New York and San Francisco. Further backbone deployments will concentrate on expanding the network towards the north and the south to cover the rest of the continent.

	== Technical Recommendations ==		== Technical Recommendations ==

Abenaqadat at 01:00, 24 November 2010

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	There are four major bands suitable for use by hams transmitting spread spectrum: 420-430 MHz, 2.4 GHz, 3.4 GHz, and 5.8 GHz. Within a region, one band will be used for tower-to-tower connections, and the other bands will be available for use by non-tower radios.		There are four major bands suitable for use by hams transmitting spread spectrum: 420-430 MHz, 2.4 GHz, 3.4 GHz, and 5.8 GHz. Within a region, one band will be used for tower-to-tower connections, and the other bands will be available for use by non-tower radios.

	The initial goal of the first wave of HInternet backbone deployment is to transmit a "golden packet" between New York and San Francisco. Further backbone deployments will concentrate on expanding the network towards the north and the south to cover the rest of the continent.		The initial goal of the first wave of HInternet backbone deployment is to transmit a "golden packet" between New York and San Francisco. Further backbone deployments will concentrate on expanding the network towards the north and the south to cover the rest of the continent.

	== Technical Recommendations ==		== Technical Recommendations ==

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2010-11-17T23:40:17Z

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	The amateur radio service has a good chunk of the IPv4 Internet address space (44.0.0.0/8), and it's not being used to its fullest potential. Meanwhile, the rest of the Internet is crowding into the remaining address space and will no longer have any left in the near future.		The amateur radio service has a good chunk of the IPv4 Internet address space (44.0.0.0/8), and it's not being used to its fullest potential. Meanwhile, the rest of the Internet is crowding into the remaining address space and will no longer have any left in the near future.
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	[[HInternet/FAQ]]		[[HInternet/FAQ]]

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	= Current Status =		= Current Status =

SpammerHellDontDelete at 23:25, 17 November 2010

2010-11-17T23:25:19Z

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	The amateur radio service has a good chunk of the IPv4 Internet address space (44.0.0.0/8), and it's not being used to its fullest potential. Meanwhile, the rest of the Internet is crowding into the remaining address space and will no longer have any left in the near future.		The amateur radio service has a good chunk of the IPv4 Internet address space (44.0.0.0/8), and it's not being used to its fullest potential. Meanwhile, the rest of the Internet is crowding into the remaining address space and will no longer have any left in the near future.
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	[[HInternet/FAQ]]		[[HInternet/FAQ]]

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	= Current Status =		= Current Status =

SpammerHellDontDelete: /* Reference Material */

2010-10-04T03:15:37Z

Reference Material

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	= Reference Material =		= Reference Material =

	*[http://www.tapr.org/ve3jf.dcc97.html Microwave ~~Propogation~~ Basics]		*[http://www.tapr.org/ve3jf.dcc97.html Microwave Propagation Basics]
			*[http://www.am1.us/Papers/E10589%20Propagation%20Losses%202%20and%205GHz.pdf Propagation Losses Through Common Building Materials 2.4 GHz vs 5 GHz]
	*[http://wndw.net/download.html Wireless Networking in the Developing World]		*[http://wndw.net/download.html Wireless Networking in the Developing World]

Jof at 03:07, 4 October 2010

2010-10-04T03:07:26Z

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	=Overview=		=Overview=

	The amateur radio service has a good chunk of the Internet address space (44.0.0.0/8), and it's not being used to its fullest potential. Meanwhile, the rest of the Internet is crowding into the remaining address space and will no longer have any left in the near future.		The amateur radio service has a good chunk of the IPv4 Internet address space (44.0.0.0/8), and it's not being used to its fullest potential. Meanwhile, the rest of the Internet is crowding into the remaining address space and will no longer have any left in the near future.

	The address space isn't being used because of a chicken-and-egg problem: the necessary digital repeaters aren't available for users, and there are no users to justify building the repeater network.		The address space isn't being used because of a chicken-and-egg problem: the necessary digital repeaters aren't available for users, and there are no users to justify building the repeater network.
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	* [[HInternet/TR2]]: HSMM HInternet Layer 2/2.5 Recommendations		* [[HInternet/TR2]]: HSMM HInternet Layer 2/2.5 Recommendations
	* [[HINternet/TR3]]: HSMM HInternet Layer 3 Recommendations		* [[HINternet/TR3]]: HSMM HInternet Layer 3 Recommendations

			* [[HInternet/ApplicationLayer]]: Application-layer communications and protocols

	= Reference Material =		= Reference Material =

Dr jesus: /* Current Status */

2010-09-29T18:52:22Z

Current Status

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	Chris Verges, the address maintainer for 44.4/16, has given the go-ahead for allocation of up to a /22 for experimental use of the [[HInternet/HSMM\|HSMM]] gear. The SFBA 44.4/16 allocation is currently two /17s: one is for 1200bps and the other is for 9600bps. Hams are needed to volunteer to maintain radios for the initial allocations in the /22 before it will go through.		Chris Verges, the address maintainer for 44.4/16, has given the go-ahead for allocation of up to a /22 for experimental use of the [[HInternet/HSMM\|HSMM]] gear. The SFBA 44.4/16 allocation is currently two /17s: one is for 1200bps and the other is for 9600bps. Hams are needed to volunteer to maintain radios for the initial allocations in the /22 before it will go through.

	~~During September,~~ Noisebridge members will be touring the SFBA ham clubs and giving presentations at their monthly meetings to gather the necessary volunteers.		Noisebridge members will be touring the SFBA ham clubs and giving presentations at their monthly meetings to gather the necessary volunteers.

	[http://paara.org/ PAARA]: Friday, September 3		[http://paara.org/ PAARA]: Friday, September 3