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Milkwood Blog DIY remote area internet July 8. 2011

2/23/2016

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At the top of the hill:

Aerial for capturing mobile reception:

22dBi 850MHz Next G Yagi Grid Antenna ($160) from City Technology in Melbourne:


connected by a cable to a: Broadband Mobile modem: Telstra Ultimate USB ($300): connected by USB to a:


Router: Draytek Vigor 2110N ($300) which consumes about 27aH per day: connected by a cable to a:


Aerial for relaying wifi down the hill: 19dBi 2.4GHz Square Grid/Dish Antenna ($178) from City Technology.


All powered by a: Solar panel: Lorentz 75 watt panel ($421) providing about 27 amp hours in six hours of sunlight: with a:


Charging Regulator: Sunsaver 10amp regulator ($110) & Battery: Ritar 120Ah 12 volt sealed battery ($349) which should store enough power for four days without sunshine


The power supply gear came from Steve at solarpumping.com.au

All this was mounted in a weatherproof electrical switch box ($200), on a sturdy stand that Nick’s dad made from scrap metal, and which also held up both aerials and the solar panel itself. Whew.


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The precious wifi signal’s destination, at the bottom of the hill.


At the woolshed:


Aerial for receiving wifi signal from the top of the hill: 19dBi 2.4GHz Square Grid/Dish Antenna ($178) from City Technology: connected to a:


Wireless Bridge: D-Link DWL-G810 ($80) & Router: Draytek Vigor 2110N ($300): providing a wi-fi network for the woolshed & connected to a:


Aerial for relaying the wifi signal further down the hill: 19dBi 2.4GHz Square Grid/Dish Antenna ($178)

These were all mounted in and on the woolshed roof.



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