Wonderful, Wireless, Wales! An Attainable Broadband Goal for All.

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Wonderful, Wireless, Wales! An Attainable Broadband Goal for All

Hedy Lamarr, Inventor of Spread Spectrum Radio, 1941

Her Actual Patent, Used by US Military, classified, for 40 years. Permitted for general public use (FCC) 1985

Traditional Radio

Modern Digital Radio

Permits Shared Spectrum Many radios can use the same frequency band. Interference NOT a rural issue, and minor, urban Does not require a License to use (UK rules) NO COMMUNICATIONS COST between radios A local civic network can be ‘free’ yet broadband Can also be interconnected to the Internet, with fees. Network of radios, one access point to net Many companies make such radios now Radios dropping in price.

THE ABOVE ARE US STANDARDS UK Standard is only 100mw EIRP 2.4ghz There is no , and 5.8 is under review, but promising. Feasible for use across Wales

“Wi-Fi – b Radios” The most popular types Many Client Radios Types 1 Base Radio/Access Point And/or as Relay Radio 2.4ghz, no license $250 to $2,500 AP/Relay $100 to $500 Client Radios 10mbps – BROADBAND! Plug into Ethernet Directly into Upstream Router

WHAT IS ? ONLY A TECHNICAL STANDARD! (IEEE) ALL RADIOS CAN TALK TO EACH OTHER, EVEN FROM DIFFERENT VENDORS b is for 2.4ghz Spread Spectrum Radios called ‘Wi-Fi’ The most popular today. 100 Radio Products have been Certified by WECA b Compliant. All interoperable. Speed b is 11mbps, in 2.4ghz bands g is 56mbps, in 2.4ghz bands (new, fast) downward compatible with b radios a is 56mbps in 5.8ghz bands

Antennas can help with range Omnis – 360 degree, low gain (2-8db) Yagis – Directional, higher gain (8-36 db) Attached Rubber Duck or PC/Card Blade (0 db)

Towers and High Points For more than 2-3 miles Also can use tall buildings Or television towers Or tall trees Or small tripods on small Welsh Hills, solar/battery Radios on high points can ‘relay’ over hills 10 mile ranges practical

One Community Network Vision

My Own Wireless Neighborhood

The Situation in Wales, Today Pending better rules for no-license at 2.4ghz, and in the ghz bands b limited to 100 milliwatts EIRP But distances are short in Wales 3-5 miles can cover ALL towns from a central point 5.8 ‘Hyperlan’ Radios can do 1 watt – for linking nets ‘Commerce’ MAYl be permitted at last. A National Commitment to Broadband The Telcos (BT?) can’t do it affordably, wired Lots of Grass Roots Wireless Activists/Doers ready to get going. Already several networks up now in UK

The Value of Two-Way Internet Everyone a PRODUCER not just CONSUMER of Information/Knowledge! –Writers, Poets, Reporters, Thinkers, Inventors –Community Teachers as well as Learners –Art, Music, Self-Publishing, Entertainment, Historians – –Storytellers WELSH ONLINE BARDS! –Programmers, engineers, web designers, technicians, installers, accountants, marketers –New forms of Medicine and Health Care –‘Citizen’ Science – WERC Caribou Poker Creeks Meteorological StationsWERC Caribou Poker Creeks Meteorological Stations

So think ‘Community Wireless!’ Local (town/neighborhood) Wireless ISPs b/g to the residence, farm, club business, school, agency, hosp from ISP OR 5.8 from ISP to ‘Upstream’ Provider - BT fiber, or already Connected Business, ISP in the next town, College Local (ISPs) Web, , File Space for all A local Server for every ‘community! Let the ‘Community’ own and decide how!

Supports Revolution in Education Lifelong learning/teaching Interactive & Distance Education Distributed Teachers/Students Access by all to World Resources, Experts Entirely new way to teach/learn Welsh – multi-media, at student’s pace. Eventual REDUCTION in physical school size and cost? (won’t need a seat for all students!). (controversial but real)

(A Modest (but Radical) Proposal) Every school/college should put up roof/tower antenna and wireless Access Points LOAN (or sell, like textbooks) a powerful Palm Computer with b card to use at school, but ALSO from home to connect! ALL students, rich or poor,.Rural or Urban. Let every student be connected, nights, weekends, holidays TO their school servers (for homework) and TO the world wide net! (which school is paying for 24/7!) Let all children learn to study/work/socialize remotely from young ages. PREPARE them for their Digital Future, where much work will be remote, collaborative, collegial, fun, self paced. Let them develop individually.

Supports The Digital Economy Work from Anywhere (incl home) part, full time Use Computer as one ‘Means of Production’ Use Wireless/Net as a ‘Means for Distribution’ Start, Sustain, SMALL low capital enterprises Work smarter – get answers via net Work ‘virtually’ – cut lost travel time Market Globally, from smallest farm/shop/home Increase Productivity of Large Companies ‘ Knowledge’ as the Strategic National Resource

Supports Community where there are ‘Community’ Web Servers Place locals can ‘meet,’ dialogue digitally Place of local identity and pride – history in maps, pictures, voices, text, music! Permits cross-community dialogue ‘Anyone’ can put up personal web site Local Server as Teleport to the world Place of local debate on local issues The local Server as Digital ‘Commons’

Connected Welsh Community – Schematic Model

What Will it Take? Strong Wiireless commitment from Assembly and more ACTION, less talk by its government officials. Commercial use of no-license MUST be approved by the UK Radiocomms Authority Support for building local, wirelessly connected, ISPs in EVERY community across Wales. There are about 600. Training support for would-be ISPs/End Users Get UK Government/Parliament to require BT to permit/enable local wired/fiber INTERCONNECTION to local nets. CAPITALIZE ON INSTALLED DARK FIBER! Open up Spectrum Use Rules, permit more radio power in Rural than Urban! Make rules support pubic (people) connectivity, not just corporate, government, the big. EDUCATE, ENCOURAGE, SUPPORT the Public to get connected wirelessly at lowest cost, highest bandwidth!

600 e-fro Councils! 600 Local ‘Virtual Electronic Community’ action Councils across Wales. ‘fro’ old Welsh for ‘Community’ Each representing/taking leadership within an average 3 mile (radius) of small towns and surrounding trade areas, or cohesive neighborhoods of larger cities. Comfortably within range of central b Severs, Access Points E-fro Council owns, builds, manages, community networks to the upstream point of interconnect with BT dark fiber, ADSL, cable, whatever…

Ways Government Can Help Encourage, help educate, the people Educate Government Agencies and Departments Seed-money fund e-fro start up Councils Support technical and net use training Review, update laws and spectrum rules Analyze, publicize successful Digital Economy enterprises, small as well as big Educate the skeptical Press Help develop foreign e-markets Use Wireless Technology In all Govt agencies! Don’t be part of the problem!

An Online Guide for Wireless ISPs Here is a complete online guide for Wireless ISP wanna-be’s! (URL) isp- planet.com/resources/isp_guide/index.html

The Best Paper Book Building Wireless Community Networks By Rob Flickenger November 2001 ISBN , 125 pages, $

For more information Old Colorado City Communications (Who has been telecommunicating for 25 years, practicing what I here preach) NSF Wireless Field Tests Dave Hughes

JUST DO IT, WALES! Dafydd, the Wireless American Warrior, Hughes – who cares about the digital future of his ancestral lands Wireless is the Way