Fedora Users — Re: low power tv

max wrote:

g wrote:
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Tom Poe wrote:
www.ubnt.com offers Nanostation2 "radio" that creates wireless cloud up
to 15 kilometers.  That sounds like the perfect way to broadcast live
interactive tv shows (think neighborhood videoconferencing).  Anyone
doing this with Fedora operating system and whatever other softwareneeded?
not to put a damper on your 'find', but;
in u.s.a. there is what is know as 'fcc', in england, i believe it ispostal
service, that have regulations regarding 'power output' and range.

i would check further before getting hope up too high.


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I thought some political genius or court decided that the air waspublic domain. Anyway it ought to be!! Phuch the FCC.( I am trying tomaster "Raining Blood" by Slayer on Guitar Hero 3, hence my antisocial behavior! ; )
Max

This isn't about traditional analog broadcasting. It's about wirelessnetworks. It isn't about Internet access. It's about neighborhoodintranets. $80 buys a Nanostation2 that creates a wireless cloud over alarge area, everybody has Ekiga videoconferencing capability, and voila,there should be community wide local tv shows. Right? Is the equipmenttoo expensive for setting that up?

Tom