On 2014-04-17 20:03, Bart Kus wrote:
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When I exhibited at Puyallup several years ago, I was demonstrating my own (free) D-Star radio (sic) and not selling anything.

You have a free d-star radio?  What? :)  URLs!

You snooze, you lose (grin)!  Actually, "radio" should have been "software".  I hate my keyboard, with all the mistakes it makes ...

OT: Actually, I do have two Icom ID-880H radios for sale (like new, in box with all accessories, $300 each).  Sales will fund additional MikroTik radio/antenna combos.

Yup, totally agree that's how you do a good booth.  We do have portable demo gear as well.  Little 21dBi dishes with modems dangling off em.

Which dishes?  Any suitable dishes available where the MikroTik attaches and doesn't dangle?

Second, have pictures on the HamWAN web site of the radio/modem, and especially the antennas (with dimensions). ..

Wanna throw a better web site presentation together in this regard?  I can hook you up with editor access.

Yes.


Third, and perhaps the most important, develop some "use cases" and document them to generate interest.  ...  Post pictures of working sites (nodes and users)!  ...

These are all good ideas.  Again, want to make them happen?

Again, yes.

  What kind of speeds do you get on the Frontier?  I heard they really rolled back since it was FiOS.

I just did a test accessing CenturyLink's test page:
-- Dean