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I acquired a tactical LTE base station on eBay that had a fairly clean copy of Druid Raemis in a VM on it. After some wrangling and reverse engineering, that VM
by kotaKat 3y ago
I acquired a tactical LTE base station on eBay that had a fairly clean copy of Druid Raemis in a VM on it. After some wrangling and reverse engineering, that VM is now the core of my home CBRS LTE network with a license-free band 48 radio in my house.
Why? Cordless phones with a second SIM card. ;)
- wscourge 3y agoThat's pretty dope. I'd happily read more detailed case study of this. Don't mean to be pushy, just encouraging
- harporoeder 3y agoInteresting. I had no idea CBRS existed. Can you provide any more information about the base station and what your experience was like?
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- transpute 3y agoRelated discussions on OSS LTE/5G networking, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27946947 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27946947
- darksaints 3y agoInteresting. How does SAS coordination work for your system?
- kotaKat 3y agoUsing a personal LLC for projects I was able to gain access via Google SAS. Because I'm using Class A CBSDs indoors, I don't need a CPI to sign off on the registration.