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This node now provides coverage to the Arbor Lodge Park in North Portland. Powered by a Linux based AP built on an older
laptop
the 12dBi Omni Directional Antenna is powered by a 200mw Senao Card. I would say that almost anyone in the area
with a chance to get a client antenna on their roof can connect from the surrounding area easily. Signal reception in surrounding houses could also be good. I have not been able to test this yet if you are successful email me at aaronb@personaltelco.net
This node provides coverage to the Arbor Lodge Park in North Portland. Local neighborhood coverage comes from a wgt634u running openwgt resulting in a Linux based AP and a the 12dBi Omni Directional Antenna. I would say that almost anyone in the area with a chance to get a client antenna on their roof can connect from the surrounding area easily. Signal reception in surrounding houses could also be good. If you are successful email me at aaronb@personaltelco.net
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As of 2006 this network is growing. We are now using olsrd to create a dynamically routed mesh network. Please see ArborLodge for more details. As of 2006 this network is growing. We are now using olsrd to create a dynamically routed mesh network.

Please the ArborLodge documentation for more details.

ArborLodge Node 134 - Aaron Baer

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My wiki page AaronBaer

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This node provides coverage to the Arbor Lodge Park in North Portland. Local neighborhood coverage comes from a wgt634u running openwgt resulting in a Linux based AP and a the 12dBi Omni Directional Antenna. I would say that almost anyone in the area with a chance to get a client antenna on their roof can connect from the surrounding area easily. Signal reception in surrounding houses could also be good. If you are successful email me at aaronb@personaltelco.net

Also, though you have to dodge some trees here and there, there is great coverage in the park.

Here is a great idea of the coverage. However, I've placed the antenna in a little better vantage point now so it is probably even better now.

As of 2006 this network is growing. We are now using olsrd to create a dynamically routed mesh network.

Please the ArborLodge documentation for more details.

http://www.personaltelco.net/albums/Node134-Survey/arbor_1.thumb.jpg

http://www.personaltelco.net/albums/Node134-Survey/arbor.thumb.jpg

http://www.personaltelco.net/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=Node134-Survey

Here is a link to the Park information

http://www.parks.ci.portland.or.us/Parks/ArborLodge.htm

BR

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Node134 (last edited 2008-04-03 12:29:32 by JasonMcArthur)