This book is a practical guide to designing and building wireless networks in local communities written by subject matter experts who have vast experience in deploying wireless networks in the […]
This book is a practical guide to designing and building wireless networks in local communities written by subject matter experts who have vast experience in deploying wireless networks in the […]
The Institute for Local Self Reliance has made this over view on the basics of wireless: https://www.ilsr.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/wireless-fact-sheet-101.pdf
Here you can find some tower safety videos on how to insure your tower technicians are working safely. For more videos on tower safety, click here.
“This book is a practical guide to designing and building wireless networks in local communities, enhancing lives through improved communication, access to information for educational, social and economic growth. Its […]
This guide is focused on the very earliest stages of starting a WISP - determining feasibility up through connecting the first few customers. It includes step by step information. https://startyourownisp.com
The Neighborhood Network Construction Kit is a set of documentation resources from the Open Technology Institute. Open Technology has used these tools in workshops around the world and in the […]
This video provides information on EPC and the four main parts of LTE.
This session discusses digital literacy, the NDIA (The National Digital Inclusion Alliance), digital navigators, best practices for wireless and open source LTE, and business models. Supporting links\videos: Why LTE? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZ6UEoKDEr0 […]
This session discusses wireless and 2.5 GHz LTE.
See LTE vs 5G: What's the difference? for the difference between LTE and 5G. For more information (including videos) see: 5G and the future of Cellular Networks from the Connect […]
What is LTE: How It Works and Why It Matters Frequency Band of 3GPP LTE TDD mode LTE frequency bands
Here you can find a simple 3 page summary on how to do a basic relay setup from Althea networks.
In the United States, the FCC defines regulations for unlicensed bands as 902 to 928 MHz and 2400 to 2483.5 MHz. Licensed Vs. Unlicensed Licensed Unlicensed License required to be […]
Ubiquiti (referred to in the video) can be found by clicking here. Other great resources include: Wireless basics from Althea and the Internet Society Overcoming Density Issues in Wireless Deployments […]