danny burstein wrote:

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> They're a perfect candidate for the T-Mobile


Ummmm, you may want to rethink that part about "they are a perfect candidate
for"... While cable DOWNLOAD speeds are usually very high, and can be shared
with multiple users, the UPLOAD speed is usually very low/small (mine is
12Mb down, but only 150Kb up!) two users doing VOIP stuff will slow the
upload way down, three? probably undoable..... And how many of those kids
will have the tmobile phones that do that?

When you talk about a camp setting, where does the power come from? What's
the layout (terrain, foliage, weather in the area etc, do the cabins have
metal snow roofs?)... I ran into a problem at my place in idaho, metal snow
roofs, 32" of snow on the ground killed the fresnel zone, and during the
summer, so much foliage from the trees, wireless couldn't penetrate from one
building to the other)

You had talked about Running hard cables, what's the terrain like? flat?
easy trenching? Or maybe Hills/rocks, clay, and tree roots in the ground
(yuck!)