FreedomTower - Revision history

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2012-06-15T21:34:53Z

More Resources: mailing list links

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	* [http://photos.freenetworkfoundation.org/index.php?/category/2 Assembly and deployment photos] of towers (circa 2011)		* [http://photos.freenetworkfoundation.org/index.php?/category/2 Assembly and deployment photos] of towers (circa 2011)
	* [http://freenetworkfoundation.org/?p=422 More build photos] (from blog, October 2011)		* [http://freenetworkfoundation.org/?p=422 More build photos] (from blog, October 2011)
			* Mailing list threads: [http://freenetworkfoundation.org/pipermail/builders_freenetworkfoundation.org/2012-May/000573.html moving the FreedomTower and FreedomNode towards 1.0] (May 2012), [http://freenetworkfoundation.org/pipermail/builders_freenetworkfoundation.org/2012-February/000076.html FreedomTower] (February 2012), [http://freenetworkfoundation.org/pipermail/builders_freenetworkfoundation.org/2011-December/000053.html FreedomTower Mark II] (December 2011)

	{{FNFProject}}		{{FNFProject}}

2012-06-14T18:51:32Z

Hardware

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	== Hardware ==		== Hardware ==
	[[File:tower_crate_internals.jpg\|thumb\|~~x300px~~\|alt=crate_internals\|First-gen FreedomTower Crate Internals, 2011]]		[[File:tower_crate_internals.jpg\|thumb\|x270px\|alt=crate_internals\|First-gen FreedomTower Crate Internals, 2011]]

	'' See [[FreedomTower/ConstructionDocs\|ConstructionDocs]] for details and a full bill of materials ''		'' See [[FreedomTower/ConstructionDocs\|ConstructionDocs]] for details and a full bill of materials ''

2012-06-14T18:45:15Z

revamp

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 FreedomTowers are owned and operated by those that benefit from them. They benefit entire neighborhoods – communities on the order of five to ten thousand individuals. FreedomTowers perform critical Layer 1 network operations, and help the neighborhood mesh run efficiently. In addition to improving the throughput of Layer 1 connectivity, FreedomTowers participate in the Layer 2 regional mesh. This means that neighborhoods can connect directly to one another, and that material peer-to-peer is not limited in scope to local communities.
 == More Resources ==
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 * [http://solderpad.com/freenetfound/FreedomTower Solderpad project page]
 * [[MayFirst2012NYCCrateDeployment|NYC deployment]] of "mobile edition" on 5/1/2012
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2012-06-14T06:07:33Z

striped down page

2012-06-14T03:43:00Z

projects footer

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	Ziptie the radios to the mast, and plug in the cables. Mount the mast on the tripod, and run the cables down around the tripod. You'll need to do the same for the two ethernet bundles as you did for the power cord. Carve away the lip of the closure, but the leave the weather stripping. Plug everything in, and you've got yourself a FreedomTower!		Ziptie the radios to the mast, and plug in the cables. Mount the mast on the tripod, and run the cables down around the tripod. You'll need to do the same for the two ethernet bundles as you did for the power cord. Carve away the lip of the closure, but the leave the weather stripping. Plug everything in, and you've got yourself a FreedomTower!

	~~[[Category:Projects]]~~		{{FNFProject}}

2012-06-06T14:01:08Z

Meta bits

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	* Releases: (none yet)		* Releases: (none yet)
	* [http://solderpad.com/freenetfound/FreedomTower Solderpad project page]		* [http://solderpad.com/freenetfound/FreedomTower Solderpad project page]
			* [[MayFirst2012NYCCrateDeployment\|NYC deployment]] of "mobile edition" on 5/1/2012

	==Bill of Materials==		==Bill of Materials==

2012-04-21T21:21:42Z

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	So, I'll start putting this together for my own reference and someone with more direct knowledge can fill in/correct whatever I miss. I'll try to add links to items as I find them online. - --[[User:Sunflame\|Sunflame]] 01:55, 6 November 2011 (CST)

	== Meta bits ==		== Meta bits ==

2012-04-21T21:17:44Z

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	* [http://chili.freenetworkfoundation.org/projects/fnf-tower-power Chili project page]		* [http://chili.freenetworkfoundation.org/projects/fnf-tower-power Chili project page]
	* Releases: (none yet)		* Releases: (none yet)
			* [http://solderpad.com/freenetfound/FreedomTower Solderpad project page]

	==Bill of Materials==		==Bill of Materials==

2012-04-21T20:54:02Z

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	So, I'll start putting this together for my own reference and someone with more direct knowledge can fill in/correct whatever I miss. I'll try to add links to items as I find them online. - --[[User:Sunflame\|Sunflame]] 01:55, 6 November 2011 (CST)		So, I'll start putting this together for my own reference and someone with more direct knowledge can fill in/correct whatever I miss. I'll try to add links to items as I find them online. - --[[User:Sunflame\|Sunflame]] 01:55, 6 November 2011 (CST)

	=Bill of Materials=		== Meta bits ==
			* [http://chili.freenetworkfoundation.org/projects/fnf-tower-power Chili project page]
			* Releases: (none yet)

			==Bill of Materials==
	#TODO: Merge with below bill of materials		#TODO: Merge with below bill of materials
	*A UPS such as the APC BE750G ($100 )		*A UPS such as the APC BE750G ($100 )
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	=Writeup=		==Writeup==
	jFreedomTower:		jFreedomTower:
	Instructions for Configuration and Assembly		Instructions for Configuration and Assembly

2012-02-02T06:49:04Z

added category

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	Ziptie the radios to the mast, and plug in the cables. Mount the mast on the tripod, and run the cables down around the tripod. You'll need to do the same for the two ethernet bundles as you did for the power cord. Carve away the lip of the closure, but the leave the weather stripping. Plug everything in, and you've got yourself a FreedomTower!		Ziptie the radios to the mast, and plug in the cables. Mount the mast on the tripod, and run the cables down around the tripod. You'll need to do the same for the two ethernet bundles as you did for the power cord. Carve away the lip of the closure, but the leave the weather stripping. Plug everything in, and you've got yourself a FreedomTower!

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