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I am part of a group setting a tiny house community. We found being more than a hour from any major city center was not a problem for most of the people intere
by ecpottinger 7y ago
I am part of a group setting a tiny house community. We found being more than a hour from any major city center was not a problem for most of the people interested in our setup.
But limited mobile phone service and no high speed internet limits a lot of people. StarLink hopefully comes along by the time we start our planned future expansion.
- mcny 7y agoHow big is the project? Have you looked at running your own fiber? I imagine the residents wouldn't mind not having to manage their own WiFi...
- ecpottinger 7y agoWe are at South River Ontario Canada. At present we are three owners each building own house, we have 5 different people interested right now joining us to build their homes and our planning is no more than either 50 quarter acre or half acre lots which will let us leave about 15 acres untouched. The real short term is just Wifi, with ethernet cables for the further homes. Once we get more people, we will look into fiber for everybody.
- cheez 7y agoHow did you get together to build this community?
- richardkmichael 7y agoHow can I find out more about your project? I am in the area, and this sounds very appealing.
- Empact 7y agoPoint-to-point Wifi is powerful and is being deployed as an alternative to fixed lines in some places. E.g. see the Ubiquiti products. https://www.ui.com/products/#airmax https://www.ui.com/products/#airmax
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