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Bill Thanks for the info. I'm moving to Southdown farm - between Malborough & Saw Mill cove. I'll definately be interested in anything that can provide at least 64K ISDN equivalent if I can't get BT Highway installed and will likely have capacity for extra routers or wireless relays etc. in my office. Mart ____________________________________________________ Martin Gautier Technology Consultant Myrnham Associates Ph: 0709 2234 228 Fax: 0702 0967 322 email: martin.gautier@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Web: http://www.myrnham.co.uk/ Bill Noyce <main@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent by: owner-list@xxxxxxxxxxxx 27/09/02 14:55 Please respond to list To: list@xxxxxxxxxxxx cc: Subject: [LUG] Broadband in the South Hams Hi Mart, I saw your post on The Devon LUG, and just wanted to let you know what has been happenning in Kingsbridge. A team of Kingsbridge Techies have been experimenting with 802.11b wireless, as a last mile link up solution. Salcombe had been looked at as a possible expantion of the work being concidered for Kingsbridge. There is a possibility that the Kingsbridge exchange will get a kind of "mini ADSL unit" sometimes called a pizzabox. It's a 16 port ADLS unit. Even if that doesn't happen, work is underway to make a router that can send high throughput data up a satelitte link and low latency traffic through an ISDN. and then share this combo connection out to anyone interested in the scheme. Laters, Bill. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.