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You break it you buy it.
And they are absolutely exempt from having to wear PPE should they attend.
Hmm... looks like it might be wet...???
I just picked up a 1080p HD camera and powered mic that one user says will pick up a dog panting at 30 feet away (outdoor gear that is weatherproof).
I planned to use it at Dan @paragonbuilder GTG (was gonna be a surprise but cat out of bag now...) I will test it this week with youtube live (hopefully in 1080p HD and super sensitive mic picking up a saw and voices and such) and can bring it perhaps a day early on Saturday to the NY GTG to get it setup right etc.
A few weeks ago I installed some enterprise Wifi gear at Dan's -- 3 Access points including one in the shop that covers outside quite well.
For the Head Of The Charles Regatta in Cambridge MA each year myself and a couple others install an outdoor Wifi network with about 30 APs and several backhaul feeds along a 4 mile stretch of the Charles river used by about 400 people on the Race Committee, sponsors, timing, athlete registration etc. it's a LAN in the sky. With over 300,000 people attending the 4G cellular network data fails so we build this WIFI network. We use a Gigabit fiber optic link on top of Harvard Stadium and get on Harvard's fiber for the main internet backhaul along with a 50 Mbps symmetrical backup link at the Cambridge Boat Club that goes to the roof of Boston's Hancock building. There were 3 live feeds on our network this year that were distributed worldwide via livestream.com -- you can see one of the feeds here:
I will try to bring an outdoor AP or two that we could connect to your wired network inside and perhaps a pair of point to point radios if needed for the camera so it could be a decent distance from your shop. I will try and make it all happen.
Heres some pictures I had posted on the CT GTG thread from Head Of The Charles showing some of what we do each year (crazy project):
Panel feeding memorial drive area from Harvard U Peabody Tower Harvard in the background, JFK Bridge:
Powerbeam at 300 Mbps to Cambridge Boat Club roof 1 mile away and 2nd to timing station at Riverside Boatclub near microcenter on memorial drive:
700 Mbps air fiber from Harvard Stadium roof to Cambridge Boat Club
Amazing view from Peabody Tower at dusk after install complete that year:
I just picked up a 1080p HD camera and powered mic that one user says will pick up a dog panting at 30 feet away (outdoor gear that is weatherproof).
I planned to use it at Dan @paragonbuilder GTG (was gonna be a surprise but cat out of bag now...) I will test it this week with youtube live (hopefully in 1080p HD and super sensitive mic picking up a saw and voices and such) and can bring it perhaps a day early on Saturday to the NY GTG to get it setup right etc.
A few weeks ago I installed some enterprise Wifi gear at Dan's -- 3 Access points including one in the shop that covers outside quite well.
For the Head Of The Charles Regatta in Cambridge MA each year myself and a couple others install an outdoor Wifi network with about 30 APs and several backhaul feeds along a 4 mile stretch of the Charles river used by about 400 people on the Race Committee, sponsors, timing, athlete registration etc. it's a LAN in the sky. With over 300,000 people attending the 4G cellular network data fails so we build this WIFI network. We use a Gigabit fiber optic link on top of Harvard Stadium and get on Harvard's fiber for the main internet backhaul along with a 50 Mbps symmetrical backup link at the Cambridge Boat Club that goes to the roof of Boston's Hancock building. There were 3 live feeds on our network this year that were distributed worldwide via livestream.com -- you can see one of the feeds here:
I will try to bring an outdoor AP or two that we could connect to your wired network inside and perhaps a pair of point to point radios if needed for the camera so it could be a decent distance from your shop. I will try and make it all happen.
Heres some pictures I had posted on the CT GTG thread from Head Of The Charles showing some of what we do each year (crazy project):
Panel feeding memorial drive area from Harvard U Peabody Tower Harvard in the background, JFK Bridge:
Powerbeam at 300 Mbps to Cambridge Boat Club roof 1 mile away and 2nd to timing station at Riverside Boatclub near microcenter on memorial drive:
700 Mbps air fiber from Harvard Stadium roof to Cambridge Boat Club
Amazing view from Peabody Tower at dusk after install complete that year:
Don't go to much trouble,but anything would be appreciated!!! What is the name of your channel? Thanks, Matt
I understood the part about the amazing view...
