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Coverage Announcement from JPL Pasadena

published by AE6XE on Sat, 07/23/2016 - 23:22
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Los Angeles County

I'm happy to report a new installation and coverage from JPL Pasadena area.   A work party of the JPL ARC, president Jonathon KF6RTA, and vice president Josh KB3UUS, and invited guests Don KE6BXT, and myself AE6XE installed 5 mesh nodes at the Lab.   The follow area coverage is now available to area meshers:

JPL Mesa (repeater site):   5Ghz Rocket with 120deg Sector 19dBi coverage southeast.   ch 171 @ 10Mhz SSID = AREDN
JPL Building 180:  5Ghz Rocket with 120deg Sector 16dBi coverage of Lab area

Nano-node or ? for southbay (Otay Mesa)

published by Wa6kin on Mon, 07/25/2016 - 00:32
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San Diego County

I would be glad to host a node for southbay San Diego if it hasn't been done already.  I live at 864 Norstad St at an elevation of 217 feet and have a 40ft tower for use.  I will be procuring the necessary equipment and am looking for technical help in choosing the right router, switch, etc.  My call is: WA6KIN

Announcing Torrance / South Bay Coverage

published by kd6oub on Sat, 08/06/2016 - 18:28
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Los Angeles County
KD6OUB-M2-Omni is currently on-line and has a gateway to the internet.

73, 
Chris, KD6OUB

Tunnel

published by kd6oub on Thu, 08/11/2016 - 16:27
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Los Angeles County
Anybody interested in tunneling my node into the backbone? 

73,
Chris, KD6OUB
 

North Whittier between the 60 and 605 Freeways

published by K1baa on Fri, 09/09/2016 - 23:16
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South Cal counties
Hello all,

Looking to take the plunge and buy a Ubiquiti radio and join in the fun.

I have great line of sight to my north with no obstructions to Mt. Wilson and JPL. I am on a hill with a clear unobstructed viw from Azusa to Pasadena to the north of me.

I believe I am in the shadow of one of the Whittier Hills to my southeast that would preclude me from hitting Pleasants Peak.

I need some advice. I'm looking for the best bang for my buck as I start out here and I believe that my best bet is a 2.4G link to JPL from here.

Want to Trade For Ubiquiti Nanobridge M5

published by K1baa on Sun, 09/18/2016 - 11:12
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Los Angeles County

Hello LA County,

I need to unload excess if I want to get into the mesh part of the hobby.

I am looking to trade a 3 month old Tytera MD-380 DMR handie talkie with 2 batteries charger and stand and programming cable (fully functional, no dings, never been out of the shack) for a used fully functional Ubiquiti Nanbridge M5 with all parts including power injector. 

Or

Orange County Mesh links up with San Bernardino County

published by AE6XE on Sat, 10/01/2016 - 19:59
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Orange County
Announcing a live link today from Orange County at Pleasants Pk with Yucipa, CA in San Bernardino County.   Everyone was excited to see TxMbps solid links of 26Mbps in both directions.  KI6BX-Keith and AI6SW-Shane are making a big splash in SBD County (and you all might recall KI6BX in the AREDN CERT forum).  

Here's the details:

Pleasants Pk:   Rocket M5 with 120 Sector coverage to Riverside and San Bernardino County
Yucipa:   Rocket M5 with RocketDish.

We are seeing  +20 SNR in both directions at 35.7 miles on 5Ghz ch 171 @ 10MHz .

Nanobridge M5 In North Whittier

published by K1baa on Sat, 11/05/2016 - 18:27
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Los Angeles County
I finally got a new Nanobridge up pointing at JPL. The link is good, no obstructions. I bought the Nanobridge M5/25 versus the m5/22 and I seem to have slightly better link quality.

I am still putting my network together but I have a quick question: I turned off DHCP on my radio and am doing static IP addresses on all hosts (Server, PCs) and I cannot get DNS to work on the mesh (10.x.x.x) network with WIndows 10.

The SB Mesh Network Map

published by kg6wxc on Sat, 10/29/2016 - 19:23
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Santa Barbara County
...and sometimes Ventura county as well. Hi all. The SBARC Mesh has a new visualization and mapping tool for our network. Check it out! https://www.sbarc.org/aredn-mesh-network/ The data on the map updates itself hourly. The location data is polled from the Nodes themselves. The link data is taken from the olsr-mod-dot-draw add-on. This is so far helping us to find where our poor links are. (we already knew somewhat, but it helps to be able to easily show others. :) ) 73 to all and I hope you like our map! eric - kg6wxc

Elsinore Peak Ready for Testing

published by K6AH on Tue, 01/17/2017 - 19:22
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Riverside County

The AREDN Elsinore Peak installation coverage is currently being tested into southern Riverside County.  There are a few things left to do up there to increase bandwidth off the mountain, but it will soon be fully operational.  This afternoon I took several empirical data points to prove out the modeling predictions. The mobile end was a Ubiquiti NanoBridge M2 (small 18dBi dish generally available used on ebay for about $30) held at shoulder height. 



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