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Tech com funding proposal
by Todd » Fri Jan 20, 2012 7:28 am
The tech funding proposal will go here when finalized, It will be finalized by Wednesday, January 25th, presented on Wednesday, January 25th, and then voted on either that Friday or Saturday.
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Re: Tech com funding proposal
by Todd » Fri Jan 20, 2012 7:32 am
Please withhold your remarks until it is finalized on Wednesday. It will be much more detailed then just a list of hardware. However feel free to post additions to this thread.
Currently it contains:
Application Proxy Cost: $10.00
Web Server Cost: $100.00/mo
Mail Server Cost: $19.95/mo
Backup Server Cost: $50.00/mo
Software Liscenscing
cpanel Cost: $25.00/mo
litespeed Cost: $46.00/mo
Total: $250.95/mo, 1500 for 6months.
Ustream broadcaster Cost: $200.00
Designjet 130R Large Format Printer. Cost: $1323.50
HP Coated Paper (24 Inches x 150 Feet Roll) Cost: $28.22
Self-Adhesive Paper Roll, 24 inches x 600 inch Roll Cost: $42.58
continuous ink supply system Cost: $89.99
DYE INK BLACK 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity:20 Cost: 179.80
DYE INK CYAN 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity:10 Cost: $89.90
DYE INK Magenta 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity: 10 Cost: $89.90
DYE INK YELLOW 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity: 10 Cost: $89.90
DYE INK LIGHT CYAN 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity: 10 Cost: $89.90
DYE INK LIGHT MAGENTA 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity:10 Cost: $89.90
Vivitek D537W Ultra Portable Widescreen DLP Projector Cost: $599.98
120-Inch Portable Outdoor Movie Theater Screen Cost $170.49
Fail-Safe Long Range Professional FM Transmitter CZH-15A $259.99 + 19.95 shipping
Ubiquiti SR71-15 carrier class radio module $89.00
ARC-CJ1054S01 pigtail cable Qty:2 $16.00
RD2458-5-SMA Omnidirectional antenna Qty:2 $23.90
RB/411UAHR Mikrotik RouterBOARD $119.00
50 watt high power switching power supply $39.00
Currently it contains:
Application Proxy Cost: $10.00
Web Server Cost: $100.00/mo
Mail Server Cost: $19.95/mo
Backup Server Cost: $50.00/mo
Software Liscenscing
cpanel Cost: $25.00/mo
litespeed Cost: $46.00/mo
Total: $250.95/mo, 1500 for 6months.
Ustream broadcaster Cost: $200.00
Designjet 130R Large Format Printer. Cost: $1323.50
HP Coated Paper (24 Inches x 150 Feet Roll) Cost: $28.22
Self-Adhesive Paper Roll, 24 inches x 600 inch Roll Cost: $42.58
continuous ink supply system Cost: $89.99
DYE INK BLACK 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity:20 Cost: 179.80
DYE INK CYAN 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity:10 Cost: $89.90
DYE INK Magenta 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity: 10 Cost: $89.90
DYE INK YELLOW 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity: 10 Cost: $89.90
DYE INK LIGHT CYAN 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity: 10 Cost: $89.90
DYE INK LIGHT MAGENTA 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity:10 Cost: $89.90
Vivitek D537W Ultra Portable Widescreen DLP Projector Cost: $599.98
120-Inch Portable Outdoor Movie Theater Screen Cost $170.49
Fail-Safe Long Range Professional FM Transmitter CZH-15A $259.99 + 19.95 shipping
Ubiquiti SR71-15 carrier class radio module $89.00
ARC-CJ1054S01 pigtail cable Qty:2 $16.00
RD2458-5-SMA Omnidirectional antenna Qty:2 $23.90
RB/411UAHR Mikrotik RouterBOARD $119.00
50 watt high power switching power supply $39.00
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Re: Tech com funding proposal
by Todd » Fri Jan 20, 2012 7:50 am
Also, notice not in the list, a PA system, this is because some people have expressed that we should not buy things to build into the space, so the question becomes, do we go with a wired PA system that would be best, but difficult to move, or a wireless system that would be easy to move, but also prone to interference from malicious parties.
Do we go with just 2 large speakers, or many smaller speakers ? This is somewhat solved via the requested FM transmitter, which would allow us to simply have a ton of radios, this is better because then you don't have people in front being deafened while people in back cannot hear. But I see that as more for outdoor GAs and events.
Do we go with just 2 large speakers, or many smaller speakers ? This is somewhat solved via the requested FM transmitter, which would allow us to simply have a ton of radios, this is better because then you don't have people in front being deafened while people in back cannot hear. But I see that as more for outdoor GAs and events.
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Re: Tech com funding proposal
by Todd » Sat Jan 21, 2012 5:21 pm
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Re: Tech com funding proposal
by Todd » Wed Jan 25, 2012 6:18 am
The following is the current tech proposal:
Tech committee is requesting funds for unanticipated but required items. All items, needed for site hosting, extra software licensing for live streaming, printers and their supplies for making much needed fliers and posters, and internet related hardware such as routers. Many of these items need to be purchased for the indoor location so it can be a fully functional base for use by occupy or any of the local occupations. The printer and its supplies on its own will run $1600, so you can see the need for these funds. The webserver, application proxy, mail server and backup server are all hosted at 4 separate servers. In addition to being hosted at separate companies, the liscenscing are also from different companies. For the occupy movement to thrive we need to maintain these vital services for communication and updates. It cannot be stressed enough how important it is to maintain working, functional communications so proposals may be met, ideas can be exchanged, and the occupy movement has purpose and direction.
Server costs shall be listed, but first a word on the hardware. One of the biggest issues facing tech is the issue of shopping around for hardware as well as the servers, much of it is done offshore, specifically for security reasons. This prohibits the amount of shopping around that can be done, as we often must use the same vendors for very specific or difficult to find items vital to operation. It must also be said that the hardware we receive, whether stored in our indoor location or, failing that a new location, would be relocated to wherever our current base of operations is. No matter where we are located, we still need things vital to us. For any movement to survive it is vital to be able to spread our message effectively, as well as easily and with good cost. Outsourcing printing is not as feasible as I would like since it is typically only cost effective when it is done in large quantities, Some people have offered to approach print houses directly during the last time this request was made, no one had followed up. Having a printer where anyone could quickly and easily be able to print out the newest fliers would be of monumental importance as we can always use more members and support, and we can only raise this with effective paper coverage.
It should be realized that for us to continue we absolutely must maintain communication and continually expand our message. Without influx of members, the movement will lose all its power. After all, it is the constant influx of fresh members that carries forward our momentum to reach our goals. The build out, for instance, aids many of our most driven members who do not have printers or internet to aid them in spreading our message. This is a peaceful movement, but without technology it will be hard if not impossible to continue. This movement has taken a lot of my time, and I passionately want it to grow and spread, but without the funds it cannot spread further, its message cannot be seen on street corners and online. When going through this list of much needed items, remember that the peaceful revolution cannot occur without technology in this day and age, or the expenses that come with that crucial technology.
The first item is the Designjet 130R 24" 2400x1200 dpi 245.3 sq.ft/hr 6 Color Floor Standing Large Format Printer. Cost: $1323.50 (this does not include shipping or tax)
Model number:C7791H#A2L
This printer will be used to make larger banners for the movement. the affordable Designjet 130R multi format printing systems creates fade resistant, photo quality images with consistent colors for professional photos, prints and proofs. Proprietary dye based Vivera inks are carefully engineered to work flawlessly with all parts of the printing systems so you achieve rich, vibrant color and extraordinary photo image quality with exceptional fade resistance. Graphic designers and professional photographers can rest assured that the images they create will maintain their impact.
HP Coated Paper (24 Inches x 150 Feet Roll)
Cost: $28.22 (this does not include shipping or tax)
High quality paper with the astounding ability to have ink placed on it by a high speed, high precision machine, where the ink of varying colors and tones will dry and form words and images with striking clarity.
Avery Self-Adhesive Laminating Roll, 24 inches x 600 inch Roll (73610)
Cost:42.58 (this does not include shipping or taxes)
For quick laminating needs, these easy-to-use Laminating Roll is the ideal tool. The entire roll is coated with self-adhesive for convenient, inexpensive lamination. Simply use the convienentley roll shaped roll included grid to size the document, place the document on the adhesive side of one sheet, lay the second sheet adhesive side down to seal the other side of the document and trim the edges. 50 glorius sexily laminated feet of eye catching graphics of such sophistication that you will feel all the more poor and deprived when beside such brilliant colors. Soon you'll have a beautifully laminated document to spread la revolucion that looks professional and will stand the test of time.
89.99
This continuous ink supply system is specially designed for HP Designjet 130, HP Designjet 90 printer that use the HP 84: C5016 Black, HP 85: C9425A Cyan, C9426A Magenta, C9427A Yellow, C9428A Light Cyan, C9429A Light Magenta ink cartridges.
Benefits:
1. No more Ink Cartridges purchase, No more Cartridges replacement. Refillable ink tanks allow countless refill.
2. Easy to install it. Anyone can install this Continuous Ink System within 5 minutes.
3. Save up to 95% printing cost
4. Our ink can be pre-filled. True system ready for "Plug & Play".
5. Use on any type of paper.
6. High page yield.
7. Doesn't require you "pump the ink" to get it work.
8. If you run out of ink, you will only need to buy the refill ink for this system. simply pour the ink refill into the tanks.
9. This system does not require chips reset nor remove them from printer to get the chips reset.
10. No sponge, No drilled hole
11. Our inks are identical to the original HP inks
12. 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Throw away costly replacement cartridges! Save money with the Continuous Ink System!
Specification:
The whole system consists of a set of empty cartridges with tubes attached, auto reset chips, 6 reservoir bottles(100ml), 2 tubing brackets, 6 vacuum pumps assembly for filling and installation instructions. The inks are optional. Select the inks you wish to use. People were kindly asking for information via the forums about comparisons and thus here is a comparison for different inks.
Dye Based Inks
Dyes are water soluble (dissolves in water) and are known for easily obtaining saturated, brilliant colors due to its small molecule size, 1.5-4 nanometers (1 nanometer=1/1000 of a micrometer, 1 micrometer=1/1000 of a millimeter). This small particle size refracts or scatters very little light providing a large color gamut as well as allowing the dye to "seep" into most media. This "seeping" enables dye based inks to be used on media without the inkjet receptor top coat (a coating applied to media by the manufacturer before reaching the customer) necessary for pigmented ink adhesion.
Unfortunately, the same characteristic that provides for these advantages is also the source of its poor lightfastness and instability in many gas enviornments. A ph neutral media is recommended for use with dye based inks because of their tendency to oxidize in an unbalance ph environment, directly affecting dye giclee ink's longevity. Dyes also have poor water and humidity fastness due to their water soluble nature. When printing on canvas with dye inks use of a top coat, like Bulldog Ultra, is recommended for water proofing.
Pigment Based Inks
The defining characteristic that differentiates dye and pigment based giclee inks is the complexity and size of their ink particles. The dye "particle" is made up of one molecule while the pigment particle is made up of numerous molecules bonded together by extremely stable chemical bonds, creating a significantly larger particle measured to be .05-.20 micrometers. When comparing surface area and volume of a partice, the pigment's relatively small surface accounts for its resistance to photofading agents and chemical attack. Translated into english this means pigment inks have a better lightfastness and are less sensitive to humidity and environmental gases. Because pigments are water insoluble they are carefully displaced throughout the carrier most commonly by micro encapsulation, which encases each particle in resin. Dye based inks are water soluble and can become mobile in a high humidity environment, while pigment inks are water insoluble and immune to the adverse effects humidity can cause to dye based prints.
Again the same attribute that makes pigmented inks so stable is also the characteristic that inhibits it in certain areas. Its larger particle size causes more light to be scattered resulting in a smaller gamut making some colors look muted or dull. This is most noticeable when trying to achieve rich reds. However this can be overcome with careful output, media and profile combinations. Pigment inks are also more susceptible to metamerism, which means the shifting of color under different lighting. As pigments inks continue to evolve this issue is becoming less and less noticeable. Due to the large particle size of pigmented inks they cannot simply "seep" into medias and require something to "attach" to, a inkjet receptor top coat, which, to the end user translates to higher media cost. When printing on canvas with pigment inks, use of a top coat, like Bulldog Ultra, is recommended for water proofing.
Sublimation ink
Sublimation ink is often used for cups,T-shirts
Textile Application
Designed for printing onto polyester substrates, these versatile inks will sublime onto polyester rich apparel fabrics, for example sports wear; carpet fabrics; sails and flagging material. Fabrics retain their natural handle making this process ideal for garment sampling and also promotional banners. These printed fabrics are hardwearing and washable. Further information on Textile Ink products is available.
Hardware Application
Subliming Ink is a perfect solution for heat transferring images onto pre-coated ceramics, metals and plastic. The list of applications is endless: mugs, decorative tiles, fridge magnets, mouse mats, trophies and even surf boards!!! Due to the wide variety of substrates available, working with these inks opens the door to short or long run, quick response promotional gifts and product sampling. The process of transferring the image is quick and clean with excellent transfer from paper to the substrate.
subliming inks produce brilliant colour and good light fastness when applied to polyester and polyester coated substrates. Applying heat to the printed image with a press, whether through transfer paper or directly, fixes these vivid inks into the polyester substrate allowing the item to be washed time and time again.
There are a multitude of inks required for this system and as such shall be listed in detail.
HP DYE INK BLACK 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
cost: $8.99 (does not include shipping/taxes)
Quantity:20
Contrary to popular belief, black is not a true color in the way the primary and secondary colors are, however sometimes black is required in order to contrast brighter colors. For what value is life without the contrasts of light and dark? Many renaissance artists disagreed with the use of black and prefer brighter, more pastel colors born of the secondary colors. While darker colors do exist in these revered paintings from the golden age of man, they were mostly used in order to showcase beauty in the natural world and are thus typically earthen colors utilising reds and browns.
HP DYE INK CYAN 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
cost: $8.99 (does not include shipping/taxes)
Quantity:10
Cyan, a fusion of blues and greens. Due to its combination of colors that make it what it is, it is more able to work other colors mixing and fermenting into a glorious shade encompassing almost all shades of blue and green separately, or any mixture in between.
HP DYE INK Magenta 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
cost: $8.99 (does not include shipping/taxes)
Quantity:10
More of a dark red then anything, this color may be most familiar to you as it is very similar to the dark red-brown colors of most bricks. Red is a powerful color capable of making a statement about humanity and its strengths. Red is also the color of our blood vessels, and if this color is seen on your skin, check to see if you have a cut and if so sterilize it immediately. Bleach is typically and popularly a powerful disinfectant
HP DYE INK YELLOW 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
cost: $8.99 (does not include shipping/taxes)
Quantity:10
Yellow doesn't get that much love. Not even a mixture form of yellow here, perhaps it is because of the very light color nature of yellow. In it's natural stage pure yellow is very easy to turn into a dark brown mess, it cannot take much mixing of color to very fundamentally alter its color composition. This color is best known for being in sunflowers, bananas, taxis, and that thing they put on your car that make it not drive too good.
HP DYE INK LIGHT CYAN 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
cost: $8.99 (does not include shipping/taxes)
Quantity:10
Quite similar to cyan, it is merely lighter in color. This is because there is no white ink cartridge, which makes mixing colors to a lighter tone than naturally somewhat more difficult. Where as lighter colors like yellow can sometimes work to make the base into something brighter, it is not always a successful mix. When mixing colors typically they grow darker, as well as shifting in the color spectrum. While white also makes this effect, they don't make white ink so deal with it.
HP DYE INK LIGHT MAGENTA 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
cost: $8.99 (does not include shipping/taxes)
Quantity:10
Similar comment for this as for light cyan. Magenta is a very powerful color, but how to get pink with a dark red? While magenta and yellow can work together in order to accomplish your femme fatale poster you will show you friends at next gencon, sometimes you require a lighter pink. An easter bunny rabbit, for example, is typically depicted in a lighter, more vibrant pink and with a red from the darker end of the spectrum your bunny rabbit will look less like a cuddly friend and more like a vicious predator hunting and stalking you through the woods while you scroll helplessly through your iphone trying to find the contact who you can call that will help you.
Who can truly put a price on the beauty and magnificence of colors?
Oh, I guess I can. Total cost: 630.99 (does not include shipping/taxes)
Web Hosting costs
Application Proxy-$10.00/mo dependant on attacks
Web Server-$100.00/mo
Mail Server-$19.95/mo
Backup Server-$50.00/mo
Software Liscenscing
cpanel-$25.00/mo
litespeed-$46.00/mo
Total: $250.95/mo,1500 for 6months.
ustream broadcaster-$200.00 one time
Vivitek D537W 3200 Lumen WXGA HDMI 120Hz 3D-Ready Ultra Portable Widescreen DLP Projector (White)
Cost: $599.98 (does not include shipping/handling)
The Vivitek D537W digital projector is ready for various media widescreen applications. With connectivity options including HDMI v1.3, the projector is 3D-ready and features a brightness level of 3200 lumens to ensure images are vivid and stunning. Add in DLP® and BrilliantColor™ from Texas Instruments, and the 3000:1 contrast ratio, the Vivitek D537W is able to deliver vibrant, sharp pictures in a native widescreen format.
Delivering vibrant, sharp pictures in a native widescreen format
DLP and BrilliantColor Technology for a Bright, Crisp Picture
Featuring Texas Instruments' DLP and BrilliantColor technologies for sharp color and high contrast, the D537W offers a native XGA resolution able to display up to UXGA 1600 x 1200. Enjoy stunning digital images with full-color saturation for a high-impact experience. A 3000:1 contrast ratio and bright 3200 lumens ensure crisp and vivid images in many light conditions.
Enhanced Features for the Latest Multimedia Applications
Closed-caption and 3D ready, the D537W can handle the latest multimedia technologies, with enhanced color and display adjustments that give you the clearest, brightest picture possible. Its high-efficiency lamps last up to 4,000 hours (in economy mode) for extended use. Cut down wait times with the projector's rapid on/off feature, and use the keypad lock to help you avoid accidental changes to the settings after setup.
The D537W features a range of versatile inputs and outputs, including HDMI v1.3, VGA-In, Composite Video, S-Video, Audio RCA L/R, Audio Mini-Jack, and RS-232c. It's also UXGA, SXGA, SXGA+, SVGA, XGA, VGA Resized, VESA standards, and PC and Macintosh compatible. So it's ready for any multimedia application.
Lightweight, User-Friendly Design
The user-friendly D537W features a RS-232c port so you can control your projector from a personal computer, enabling you to integrate it with third-party control systems such as your brain jack for one-touch or one thought control. Excellent connectivity with mental sub-dermal 3.5 brain jacks for quick processing with the least amount of neuron usage possible. At 10.3 x 3.1 x 7.5 inches (W x H x D) and weighing just 4.2 pounds, the projector is travel-ready and easy to move around and transition from tabletop to ceiling mount for placement at the ideal angle.
Whisper-Quiet 29dB Operation
Designed to run quieter than other small DLP projectors, the D537W produces an operating noise of just 35/29 decibels (standard/economic mode). Don't be distracted from your presentations or your favorite movies and media by excessive fan noise.
What's in the Box
AC Power Cord; VGA cable; remote control; batteries for remote; carrying case; user's manual on CD; lens cap; and warranty card.
Technical Specifications
Brightness: 3200 Lumens
Native Resolution: WXGA (1280 x 800)
Max. Resolution: UXGA (1600x 1200)
Contrast Ratio: 3000:1 (Full On/Off)
Lamp Life and Type: ≈3000/4000 Hours (Standard/Economy Mode), 240W
Lamp Part #: 5811116310-SU
Display Type: Single 0.65" DLP® Technology by Texas Instruments
Throw Ratio: 1.52 to 1.76:1 (Distance/Width)
Image Size (Diagonal): 31" to 300" (0.8 to 7.6 m)
Projection Distance: 3.9' to 32.8' (1.2 to 10.0 m)
Projection Lens: F = 2.52~ 2.72, f = 21.35 ~ 24.49 mm
Zoom Ratio: 1.16:1 Manual Zoom/Focus
Aspect Ratio: 16:10 Native, 4:3 & 16:9 Compatible
Offset: 120%
Keystone Correction: ±30° Vertical
Color Spectrum: 1.07 Billion
Horizontal Scan Rate: 15, 30 to 90 KHz
Vertical Scan Rate: 43 to 85 Hz
Speaker: 2 Watt Mono
Remote Control: Card-Type IR Remote
Projection Method: Table Top or Ceiling Mount (Front or Rear)
Uniformity: 85%
Computer Compatibility: UXGA, WXGA+, WXGA, SXGA+, SXGA, XGA, SVGA, VGA Resized; VESA Standards; PC and Macintosh Compatible
Video Compatibility: SDTV(480i, 576i), EDTV (480p), HDTV (720p, 1080i),NTSC/NTSC 4.43, PAL B/G/H/I/M/N 60, SECAM
I/O Connection Ports: HDMI v1.3, VGA-In, Composite Video, S-Video, Audio RCA L/R,Audio Mini-Jack, RS-232c
Security: Kensington® Lock Port
Weight: 4.2lbs (1.9 kg)
Dimensions (W x H x D): 10.3"x 3.1" x 7.5" (261 x 78 x 190mm)
Noise Level: 35dB/29dB (Standard/Economy Mode)
Power: Supply: AC 100-240V
Consumption: 230W (Economy Mode), 300W (Standard Mode), <1W (Standby Mode)
Operating Temperature: 41to 104°F (5 to 40°C)
Camp Chef 120-Inch Portable Outdoor Movie Theater Screen
Cost: $170.49 (does not include shipping/taxes)
120-inch screen for projecting movies outdoors or indoors
600D by 600D Oxford nylon screen; 16:9 aspect ratio
Kit includes four guy ropes with stakes for stability; easy setup
Includes separate heavy duty storage bags for both screen and frame
Steel tube frame measures 1-1/2-inches in diameter; unit weighs 44 pounds
Fail-Safe 20 W Long Range Professional FM Transmitter CZH-15A with HI/LO Mode (20 Watt / 1 Watt) + FREE 1/4 Wave GP Antenna
Cost: 259.99 + 19.95 Shipping
FS Electronics is proud to bring the 20 W Professional FM Transmitter EXCLUSIVELY to Amazon. This transmitter has been reported to broadcast over 10 miles away when tuned optimally!!! Unlike our "competitors" who tout their FM transmitters we let you be the one to decide! You get everything you need to start your very own radio station all for a low, low price!!! Backed by FS Electronics' Money Back Guarantee! Includes: 20 W FM Transmitter 12 V 4 A Power Supply/Power Cable 1/4 Wave Ground Plane Antenna 20' RF Grade Cable
Adjust between HI/LO Mode 20 W/1 W with touch of button
Easy to Read LED Display
Adjust frequencies with the touch of a button from 88.0 MHz to 108.0 MHz
Adjustable volume controls for both Audio & MIC Inputs
Ubiquiti SR71-15 5GHz 500mW avg Tx power 2x2 MIMO 802.11a/n based carrier class radio module
Cost: $89.99
The World's First 802.11a/n 5GHz Hi-Power mini-PCI Radio. Optimized for Hi-Speed Outdoor Backhaul Links. Two MMCX connectors for 2x2 MIMO Operation.
Chipset Atheros AR9160
Radio Operation IEEE 802.11a/n
Interface 32-bit mini-PCI Type IIIA
Operation Voltage 3.3VDC
Antenna Ports (2) MMCX for 2x2 MIMO Operation
Temperature Range -20C to +70C (extended temp version up to +95C)
Security 802.11i with AES-CCM & TKIP Encryption, 802.1x, 64/128/152bit WEP
Data Rates Legacy 802.11a/b/g (1-54Mbps), 802.11n (up to 300Mbps) Data Rates
TX Channel Width Support 20MHz / 40MHz
RoHS Compliance YES
Hi-Power Frequency Operation 5475-5725MHz(CE), 5745-5825(FCC)
Avg. TX Power 27dBm, +/-2dB
Max Avg. Current Consumption 1.25A, +/-100mA
Indoor Range (Antenna Dependent) over 150m
Operating System Support Linux
ARC-CJ1054S01 Right Angle MMCX to Straight SMA 9.5 inch (240mm) pigtail cable
Cost : $8.00
ARC-CJ1054S01 Right Angle MMCX to Straight SMA 9.5 inch (240mm) pigtail cable. Used to connect radios with MMCX connectors to ARC Wireless integrated antennas.
RD2458-5-SMA PacWireless 2.4GHz 3dBi / 5GHz 5dBi TriBand Omnidirectional antenna with male SMA mount
Cost : $11.95
The TriBand RD2458-5 Series Antennas are high gain (3dB @ 2.4GHz and 5dBi@5GHz) omnidirectional antennas designed for indoor use. They are rugged and reliable. The heavy duty knuckle gives angular detents at 0, 45 and 90 degrees. The antenna features a 360 Degree Horizontal Transmission Pattern and a 90 Degree Vertical Transmission Pattern. These antennas offer a choice of connector options for maximum design flexibility (SMA, RPSMA & RPTNC).
The antenna is a -TriBand- rather than -Wide Band- antenna design in that it will reject out of band signals between the bands of interest. This feature helps to minimize interference and system noise. The antenna features a 360 Degree Horizontal Transmission Pattern and a 90 Degree Vertical Transmission Pattern.
RB/411UAHR RB411UAHR Mikrotik RouterBOARD 411 with 680MHz AR7161 CPU, 64MB DDR RAM, 1 LAN, 1 miniPCIe, 1 USB, 64MB NAND, 802.11b+g radio, RouterOS L4
Cost: $119.00
RB/411UAHR RB411UAHR Mikrotik RouterBOARD 411 with 680MHz AR7161 CPU, 64MB DDR RAM, 1 LAN, 1 miniPCIe, 1 USB, 64MB NAND, 802.11b+g radio, RouterOS L4. Ideal for a mobile 3G router, hotspot, firewall, bandwidth manager, and more.
Supports POE: 10 to 28vdc on unused pairs (no power over datalines), or 10-28vdc power jack support. Overall dimensions: 105mm x 105mm (4.13in x 4.13in)
NOTE: The USB port on the RB/411UAHR does not source +5vdc.
CPU speed 680Mhz
RAM 64MB
Architecture MIPS-BE
LAN ports 1
MiniPCI 1
miniPCI-e 1 (only USB/3G)
Integrated Wireless 1
Wireless standards 802.11 b/g
USB 1 (external power adapter required)
Power Jack 10-28V
802.3af support no, the mini PCI cards adds this fncionality
PoE 10-28V
Dimensions 105x105mm
Temperature range -30C to 60C
Extension Slots and Ports
● One Ethernet port, supporting automatic cross/straight cable correction (Auto MDI/X), so you can use either straight
or cross-over cables for connecting to other network devices. The Ethernet port accepts 9..28 V DC from a passive PoE injector.
● One miniPCI Type IIIA/IIIB port with 3.3V power signaling.
● One miniPCI-e slot for 3G modem (onboard SIM connector for use exclusively with a miniPCI-e modem plugged in)
● USB 2.0 port without a power supply (external USB power injector is needed, sold separately)
● DB9 RS232C asynchronous serial port.
Now, you may be wondering what type of warranty this board comes with, I have researched that and found the following.
MikroTikls SIA warrants all RouterBOARD series equipment for the term of fifteen (15) months from the shipping date to be free of defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service, except in case of damage caused by mechanical, electrical or other accidental or intended damages caused by improper use or due to wind, rain, fire or other acts of nature.
If you have purchased your product from a MikroTik Reseller, please contact the Reseller company regarding all warranty and repair issues.
The manual is provided “as is” without a warranty of any kind, expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranty of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. The manufacturer has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the contents of this manual, however, it is possible that it may contain technical inaccuracies, typographical or other errors. No liability is assumed for any inaccuracy found in this publication, nor for direct or indirect, incidental, consequential or other damages that may result from such an inaccuracy, including, but not limited to, loss of data or profits.
POE-HP-24i Laird 24vdc, 50 watt high power switching power supply with POE
Cost: $39.00
The Laird POE-HP-24i adapter is an advanced high power 802.3af compliant power supply / inserter. Input voltage is universal from 90-264vac at 47 to 63Hz. 50 watts of output power (24vdc at 2 amps) is supplied on ethernet pins 4/5 (V+) and 7/8 (V-).
There is no total because each item will be voted on individually. Currently they are as follows:
Application Proxy Cost: $10.00
Web Server Cost: $100.00/mo
Mail Server Cost: $19.95/mo
Backup Server Cost: $50.00/mo
Software Liscenscing
cpanel Cost: $25.00/mo
litespeed Cost: $46.00/mo
Total: $250.95/mo, 1500 for 6months.
Ustream broadcaster Cost: $200.00
Designjet 130R Large Format Printer. Cost: $1323.50
HP Coated Paper (24 Inches x 150 Feet Roll) Cost: $28.22
Self-Adhesive Paper Roll, 24 inches x 600 inch Roll Cost: $42.58
continuous ink supply system Cost: $89.99
DYE INK BLACK 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity:20 Cost: 179.80
DYE INK CYAN 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity:10 Cost: $89.90
DYE INK Magenta 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity: 10 Cost: $89.90
DYE INK YELLOW 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity: 10 Cost: $89.90
DYE INK LIGHT CYAN 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity: 10 Cost: $89.90
DYE INK LIGHT MAGENTA 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity:10 Cost: $89.90
Vivitek D537W Ultra Portable Widescreen DLP Projector Cost: $599.98
120-Inch Portable Outdoor Movie Theater Screen Cost $170.49
Fail-Safe Long Range Professional FM Transmitter CZH-15A $259.99 + 19.95 shipping
Ubiquiti SR71-15 carrier class radio module $89.00
ARC-CJ1054S01 pigtail cable Qty:2 $16.00
RD2458-5-SMA Omnidirectional antenna Qty:2 $23.90
RB/411UAHR Mikrotik RouterBOARD $119.00
50 watt high power switching power supply $39.00
Tech committee is requesting funds for unanticipated but required items. All items, needed for site hosting, extra software licensing for live streaming, printers and their supplies for making much needed fliers and posters, and internet related hardware such as routers. Many of these items need to be purchased for the indoor location so it can be a fully functional base for use by occupy or any of the local occupations. The printer and its supplies on its own will run $1600, so you can see the need for these funds. The webserver, application proxy, mail server and backup server are all hosted at 4 separate servers. In addition to being hosted at separate companies, the liscenscing are also from different companies. For the occupy movement to thrive we need to maintain these vital services for communication and updates. It cannot be stressed enough how important it is to maintain working, functional communications so proposals may be met, ideas can be exchanged, and the occupy movement has purpose and direction.
Server costs shall be listed, but first a word on the hardware. One of the biggest issues facing tech is the issue of shopping around for hardware as well as the servers, much of it is done offshore, specifically for security reasons. This prohibits the amount of shopping around that can be done, as we often must use the same vendors for very specific or difficult to find items vital to operation. It must also be said that the hardware we receive, whether stored in our indoor location or, failing that a new location, would be relocated to wherever our current base of operations is. No matter where we are located, we still need things vital to us. For any movement to survive it is vital to be able to spread our message effectively, as well as easily and with good cost. Outsourcing printing is not as feasible as I would like since it is typically only cost effective when it is done in large quantities, Some people have offered to approach print houses directly during the last time this request was made, no one had followed up. Having a printer where anyone could quickly and easily be able to print out the newest fliers would be of monumental importance as we can always use more members and support, and we can only raise this with effective paper coverage.
It should be realized that for us to continue we absolutely must maintain communication and continually expand our message. Without influx of members, the movement will lose all its power. After all, it is the constant influx of fresh members that carries forward our momentum to reach our goals. The build out, for instance, aids many of our most driven members who do not have printers or internet to aid them in spreading our message. This is a peaceful movement, but without technology it will be hard if not impossible to continue. This movement has taken a lot of my time, and I passionately want it to grow and spread, but without the funds it cannot spread further, its message cannot be seen on street corners and online. When going through this list of much needed items, remember that the peaceful revolution cannot occur without technology in this day and age, or the expenses that come with that crucial technology.
The first item is the Designjet 130R 24" 2400x1200 dpi 245.3 sq.ft/hr 6 Color Floor Standing Large Format Printer. Cost: $1323.50 (this does not include shipping or tax)
Model number:C7791H#A2L
This printer will be used to make larger banners for the movement. the affordable Designjet 130R multi format printing systems creates fade resistant, photo quality images with consistent colors for professional photos, prints and proofs. Proprietary dye based Vivera inks are carefully engineered to work flawlessly with all parts of the printing systems so you achieve rich, vibrant color and extraordinary photo image quality with exceptional fade resistance. Graphic designers and professional photographers can rest assured that the images they create will maintain their impact.
HP Coated Paper (24 Inches x 150 Feet Roll)
Cost: $28.22 (this does not include shipping or tax)
High quality paper with the astounding ability to have ink placed on it by a high speed, high precision machine, where the ink of varying colors and tones will dry and form words and images with striking clarity.
Avery Self-Adhesive Laminating Roll, 24 inches x 600 inch Roll (73610)
Cost:42.58 (this does not include shipping or taxes)
For quick laminating needs, these easy-to-use Laminating Roll is the ideal tool. The entire roll is coated with self-adhesive for convenient, inexpensive lamination. Simply use the convienentley roll shaped roll included grid to size the document, place the document on the adhesive side of one sheet, lay the second sheet adhesive side down to seal the other side of the document and trim the edges. 50 glorius sexily laminated feet of eye catching graphics of such sophistication that you will feel all the more poor and deprived when beside such brilliant colors. Soon you'll have a beautifully laminated document to spread la revolucion that looks professional and will stand the test of time.
89.99
This continuous ink supply system is specially designed for HP Designjet 130, HP Designjet 90 printer that use the HP 84: C5016 Black, HP 85: C9425A Cyan, C9426A Magenta, C9427A Yellow, C9428A Light Cyan, C9429A Light Magenta ink cartridges.
Benefits:
1. No more Ink Cartridges purchase, No more Cartridges replacement. Refillable ink tanks allow countless refill.
2. Easy to install it. Anyone can install this Continuous Ink System within 5 minutes.
3. Save up to 95% printing cost
4. Our ink can be pre-filled. True system ready for "Plug & Play".
5. Use on any type of paper.
6. High page yield.
7. Doesn't require you "pump the ink" to get it work.
8. If you run out of ink, you will only need to buy the refill ink for this system. simply pour the ink refill into the tanks.
9. This system does not require chips reset nor remove them from printer to get the chips reset.
10. No sponge, No drilled hole
11. Our inks are identical to the original HP inks
12. 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Throw away costly replacement cartridges! Save money with the Continuous Ink System!
Specification:
The whole system consists of a set of empty cartridges with tubes attached, auto reset chips, 6 reservoir bottles(100ml), 2 tubing brackets, 6 vacuum pumps assembly for filling and installation instructions. The inks are optional. Select the inks you wish to use. People were kindly asking for information via the forums about comparisons and thus here is a comparison for different inks.
Dye Based Inks
Dyes are water soluble (dissolves in water) and are known for easily obtaining saturated, brilliant colors due to its small molecule size, 1.5-4 nanometers (1 nanometer=1/1000 of a micrometer, 1 micrometer=1/1000 of a millimeter). This small particle size refracts or scatters very little light providing a large color gamut as well as allowing the dye to "seep" into most media. This "seeping" enables dye based inks to be used on media without the inkjet receptor top coat (a coating applied to media by the manufacturer before reaching the customer) necessary for pigmented ink adhesion.
Unfortunately, the same characteristic that provides for these advantages is also the source of its poor lightfastness and instability in many gas enviornments. A ph neutral media is recommended for use with dye based inks because of their tendency to oxidize in an unbalance ph environment, directly affecting dye giclee ink's longevity. Dyes also have poor water and humidity fastness due to their water soluble nature. When printing on canvas with dye inks use of a top coat, like Bulldog Ultra, is recommended for water proofing.
Pigment Based Inks
The defining characteristic that differentiates dye and pigment based giclee inks is the complexity and size of their ink particles. The dye "particle" is made up of one molecule while the pigment particle is made up of numerous molecules bonded together by extremely stable chemical bonds, creating a significantly larger particle measured to be .05-.20 micrometers. When comparing surface area and volume of a partice, the pigment's relatively small surface accounts for its resistance to photofading agents and chemical attack. Translated into english this means pigment inks have a better lightfastness and are less sensitive to humidity and environmental gases. Because pigments are water insoluble they are carefully displaced throughout the carrier most commonly by micro encapsulation, which encases each particle in resin. Dye based inks are water soluble and can become mobile in a high humidity environment, while pigment inks are water insoluble and immune to the adverse effects humidity can cause to dye based prints.
Again the same attribute that makes pigmented inks so stable is also the characteristic that inhibits it in certain areas. Its larger particle size causes more light to be scattered resulting in a smaller gamut making some colors look muted or dull. This is most noticeable when trying to achieve rich reds. However this can be overcome with careful output, media and profile combinations. Pigment inks are also more susceptible to metamerism, which means the shifting of color under different lighting. As pigments inks continue to evolve this issue is becoming less and less noticeable. Due to the large particle size of pigmented inks they cannot simply "seep" into medias and require something to "attach" to, a inkjet receptor top coat, which, to the end user translates to higher media cost. When printing on canvas with pigment inks, use of a top coat, like Bulldog Ultra, is recommended for water proofing.
Sublimation ink
Sublimation ink is often used for cups,T-shirts
Textile Application
Designed for printing onto polyester substrates, these versatile inks will sublime onto polyester rich apparel fabrics, for example sports wear; carpet fabrics; sails and flagging material. Fabrics retain their natural handle making this process ideal for garment sampling and also promotional banners. These printed fabrics are hardwearing and washable. Further information on Textile Ink products is available.
Hardware Application
Subliming Ink is a perfect solution for heat transferring images onto pre-coated ceramics, metals and plastic. The list of applications is endless: mugs, decorative tiles, fridge magnets, mouse mats, trophies and even surf boards!!! Due to the wide variety of substrates available, working with these inks opens the door to short or long run, quick response promotional gifts and product sampling. The process of transferring the image is quick and clean with excellent transfer from paper to the substrate.
subliming inks produce brilliant colour and good light fastness when applied to polyester and polyester coated substrates. Applying heat to the printed image with a press, whether through transfer paper or directly, fixes these vivid inks into the polyester substrate allowing the item to be washed time and time again.
There are a multitude of inks required for this system and as such shall be listed in detail.
HP DYE INK BLACK 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
cost: $8.99 (does not include shipping/taxes)
Quantity:20
Contrary to popular belief, black is not a true color in the way the primary and secondary colors are, however sometimes black is required in order to contrast brighter colors. For what value is life without the contrasts of light and dark? Many renaissance artists disagreed with the use of black and prefer brighter, more pastel colors born of the secondary colors. While darker colors do exist in these revered paintings from the golden age of man, they were mostly used in order to showcase beauty in the natural world and are thus typically earthen colors utilising reds and browns.
HP DYE INK CYAN 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
cost: $8.99 (does not include shipping/taxes)
Quantity:10
Cyan, a fusion of blues and greens. Due to its combination of colors that make it what it is, it is more able to work other colors mixing and fermenting into a glorious shade encompassing almost all shades of blue and green separately, or any mixture in between.
HP DYE INK Magenta 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
cost: $8.99 (does not include shipping/taxes)
Quantity:10
More of a dark red then anything, this color may be most familiar to you as it is very similar to the dark red-brown colors of most bricks. Red is a powerful color capable of making a statement about humanity and its strengths. Red is also the color of our blood vessels, and if this color is seen on your skin, check to see if you have a cut and if so sterilize it immediately. Bleach is typically and popularly a powerful disinfectant
HP DYE INK YELLOW 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
cost: $8.99 (does not include shipping/taxes)
Quantity:10
Yellow doesn't get that much love. Not even a mixture form of yellow here, perhaps it is because of the very light color nature of yellow. In it's natural stage pure yellow is very easy to turn into a dark brown mess, it cannot take much mixing of color to very fundamentally alter its color composition. This color is best known for being in sunflowers, bananas, taxis, and that thing they put on your car that make it not drive too good.
HP DYE INK LIGHT CYAN 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
cost: $8.99 (does not include shipping/taxes)
Quantity:10
Quite similar to cyan, it is merely lighter in color. This is because there is no white ink cartridge, which makes mixing colors to a lighter tone than naturally somewhat more difficult. Where as lighter colors like yellow can sometimes work to make the base into something brighter, it is not always a successful mix. When mixing colors typically they grow darker, as well as shifting in the color spectrum. While white also makes this effect, they don't make white ink so deal with it.
HP DYE INK LIGHT MAGENTA 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
cost: $8.99 (does not include shipping/taxes)
Quantity:10
Similar comment for this as for light cyan. Magenta is a very powerful color, but how to get pink with a dark red? While magenta and yellow can work together in order to accomplish your femme fatale poster you will show you friends at next gencon, sometimes you require a lighter pink. An easter bunny rabbit, for example, is typically depicted in a lighter, more vibrant pink and with a red from the darker end of the spectrum your bunny rabbit will look less like a cuddly friend and more like a vicious predator hunting and stalking you through the woods while you scroll helplessly through your iphone trying to find the contact who you can call that will help you.
Who can truly put a price on the beauty and magnificence of colors?
Oh, I guess I can. Total cost: 630.99 (does not include shipping/taxes)
Web Hosting costs
Application Proxy-$10.00/mo dependant on attacks
Web Server-$100.00/mo
Mail Server-$19.95/mo
Backup Server-$50.00/mo
Software Liscenscing
cpanel-$25.00/mo
litespeed-$46.00/mo
Total: $250.95/mo,1500 for 6months.
ustream broadcaster-$200.00 one time
Vivitek D537W 3200 Lumen WXGA HDMI 120Hz 3D-Ready Ultra Portable Widescreen DLP Projector (White)
Cost: $599.98 (does not include shipping/handling)
The Vivitek D537W digital projector is ready for various media widescreen applications. With connectivity options including HDMI v1.3, the projector is 3D-ready and features a brightness level of 3200 lumens to ensure images are vivid and stunning. Add in DLP® and BrilliantColor™ from Texas Instruments, and the 3000:1 contrast ratio, the Vivitek D537W is able to deliver vibrant, sharp pictures in a native widescreen format.
Delivering vibrant, sharp pictures in a native widescreen format
DLP and BrilliantColor Technology for a Bright, Crisp Picture
Featuring Texas Instruments' DLP and BrilliantColor technologies for sharp color and high contrast, the D537W offers a native XGA resolution able to display up to UXGA 1600 x 1200. Enjoy stunning digital images with full-color saturation for a high-impact experience. A 3000:1 contrast ratio and bright 3200 lumens ensure crisp and vivid images in many light conditions.
Enhanced Features for the Latest Multimedia Applications
Closed-caption and 3D ready, the D537W can handle the latest multimedia technologies, with enhanced color and display adjustments that give you the clearest, brightest picture possible. Its high-efficiency lamps last up to 4,000 hours (in economy mode) for extended use. Cut down wait times with the projector's rapid on/off feature, and use the keypad lock to help you avoid accidental changes to the settings after setup.
The D537W features a range of versatile inputs and outputs, including HDMI v1.3, VGA-In, Composite Video, S-Video, Audio RCA L/R, Audio Mini-Jack, and RS-232c. It's also UXGA, SXGA, SXGA+, SVGA, XGA, VGA Resized, VESA standards, and PC and Macintosh compatible. So it's ready for any multimedia application.
Lightweight, User-Friendly Design
The user-friendly D537W features a RS-232c port so you can control your projector from a personal computer, enabling you to integrate it with third-party control systems such as your brain jack for one-touch or one thought control. Excellent connectivity with mental sub-dermal 3.5 brain jacks for quick processing with the least amount of neuron usage possible. At 10.3 x 3.1 x 7.5 inches (W x H x D) and weighing just 4.2 pounds, the projector is travel-ready and easy to move around and transition from tabletop to ceiling mount for placement at the ideal angle.
Whisper-Quiet 29dB Operation
Designed to run quieter than other small DLP projectors, the D537W produces an operating noise of just 35/29 decibels (standard/economic mode). Don't be distracted from your presentations or your favorite movies and media by excessive fan noise.
What's in the Box
AC Power Cord; VGA cable; remote control; batteries for remote; carrying case; user's manual on CD; lens cap; and warranty card.
Technical Specifications
Brightness: 3200 Lumens
Native Resolution: WXGA (1280 x 800)
Max. Resolution: UXGA (1600x 1200)
Contrast Ratio: 3000:1 (Full On/Off)
Lamp Life and Type: ≈3000/4000 Hours (Standard/Economy Mode), 240W
Lamp Part #: 5811116310-SU
Display Type: Single 0.65" DLP® Technology by Texas Instruments
Throw Ratio: 1.52 to 1.76:1 (Distance/Width)
Image Size (Diagonal): 31" to 300" (0.8 to 7.6 m)
Projection Distance: 3.9' to 32.8' (1.2 to 10.0 m)
Projection Lens: F = 2.52~ 2.72, f = 21.35 ~ 24.49 mm
Zoom Ratio: 1.16:1 Manual Zoom/Focus
Aspect Ratio: 16:10 Native, 4:3 & 16:9 Compatible
Offset: 120%
Keystone Correction: ±30° Vertical
Color Spectrum: 1.07 Billion
Horizontal Scan Rate: 15, 30 to 90 KHz
Vertical Scan Rate: 43 to 85 Hz
Speaker: 2 Watt Mono
Remote Control: Card-Type IR Remote
Projection Method: Table Top or Ceiling Mount (Front or Rear)
Uniformity: 85%
Computer Compatibility: UXGA, WXGA+, WXGA, SXGA+, SXGA, XGA, SVGA, VGA Resized; VESA Standards; PC and Macintosh Compatible
Video Compatibility: SDTV(480i, 576i), EDTV (480p), HDTV (720p, 1080i),NTSC/NTSC 4.43, PAL B/G/H/I/M/N 60, SECAM
I/O Connection Ports: HDMI v1.3, VGA-In, Composite Video, S-Video, Audio RCA L/R,Audio Mini-Jack, RS-232c
Security: Kensington® Lock Port
Weight: 4.2lbs (1.9 kg)
Dimensions (W x H x D): 10.3"x 3.1" x 7.5" (261 x 78 x 190mm)
Noise Level: 35dB/29dB (Standard/Economy Mode)
Power: Supply: AC 100-240V
Consumption: 230W (Economy Mode), 300W (Standard Mode), <1W (Standby Mode)
Operating Temperature: 41to 104°F (5 to 40°C)
Camp Chef 120-Inch Portable Outdoor Movie Theater Screen
Cost: $170.49 (does not include shipping/taxes)
120-inch screen for projecting movies outdoors or indoors
600D by 600D Oxford nylon screen; 16:9 aspect ratio
Kit includes four guy ropes with stakes for stability; easy setup
Includes separate heavy duty storage bags for both screen and frame
Steel tube frame measures 1-1/2-inches in diameter; unit weighs 44 pounds
Fail-Safe 20 W Long Range Professional FM Transmitter CZH-15A with HI/LO Mode (20 Watt / 1 Watt) + FREE 1/4 Wave GP Antenna
Cost: 259.99 + 19.95 Shipping
FS Electronics is proud to bring the 20 W Professional FM Transmitter EXCLUSIVELY to Amazon. This transmitter has been reported to broadcast over 10 miles away when tuned optimally!!! Unlike our "competitors" who tout their FM transmitters we let you be the one to decide! You get everything you need to start your very own radio station all for a low, low price!!! Backed by FS Electronics' Money Back Guarantee! Includes: 20 W FM Transmitter 12 V 4 A Power Supply/Power Cable 1/4 Wave Ground Plane Antenna 20' RF Grade Cable
Adjust between HI/LO Mode 20 W/1 W with touch of button
Easy to Read LED Display
Adjust frequencies with the touch of a button from 88.0 MHz to 108.0 MHz
Adjustable volume controls for both Audio & MIC Inputs
Ubiquiti SR71-15 5GHz 500mW avg Tx power 2x2 MIMO 802.11a/n based carrier class radio module
Cost: $89.99
The World's First 802.11a/n 5GHz Hi-Power mini-PCI Radio. Optimized for Hi-Speed Outdoor Backhaul Links. Two MMCX connectors for 2x2 MIMO Operation.
Chipset Atheros AR9160
Radio Operation IEEE 802.11a/n
Interface 32-bit mini-PCI Type IIIA
Operation Voltage 3.3VDC
Antenna Ports (2) MMCX for 2x2 MIMO Operation
Temperature Range -20C to +70C (extended temp version up to +95C)
Security 802.11i with AES-CCM & TKIP Encryption, 802.1x, 64/128/152bit WEP
Data Rates Legacy 802.11a/b/g (1-54Mbps), 802.11n (up to 300Mbps) Data Rates
TX Channel Width Support 20MHz / 40MHz
RoHS Compliance YES
Hi-Power Frequency Operation 5475-5725MHz(CE), 5745-5825(FCC)
Avg. TX Power 27dBm, +/-2dB
Max Avg. Current Consumption 1.25A, +/-100mA
Indoor Range (Antenna Dependent) over 150m
Operating System Support Linux
ARC-CJ1054S01 Right Angle MMCX to Straight SMA 9.5 inch (240mm) pigtail cable
Cost : $8.00
ARC-CJ1054S01 Right Angle MMCX to Straight SMA 9.5 inch (240mm) pigtail cable. Used to connect radios with MMCX connectors to ARC Wireless integrated antennas.
RD2458-5-SMA PacWireless 2.4GHz 3dBi / 5GHz 5dBi TriBand Omnidirectional antenna with male SMA mount
Cost : $11.95
The TriBand RD2458-5 Series Antennas are high gain (3dB @ 2.4GHz and 5dBi@5GHz) omnidirectional antennas designed for indoor use. They are rugged and reliable. The heavy duty knuckle gives angular detents at 0, 45 and 90 degrees. The antenna features a 360 Degree Horizontal Transmission Pattern and a 90 Degree Vertical Transmission Pattern. These antennas offer a choice of connector options for maximum design flexibility (SMA, RPSMA & RPTNC).
The antenna is a -TriBand- rather than -Wide Band- antenna design in that it will reject out of band signals between the bands of interest. This feature helps to minimize interference and system noise. The antenna features a 360 Degree Horizontal Transmission Pattern and a 90 Degree Vertical Transmission Pattern.
RB/411UAHR RB411UAHR Mikrotik RouterBOARD 411 with 680MHz AR7161 CPU, 64MB DDR RAM, 1 LAN, 1 miniPCIe, 1 USB, 64MB NAND, 802.11b+g radio, RouterOS L4
Cost: $119.00
RB/411UAHR RB411UAHR Mikrotik RouterBOARD 411 with 680MHz AR7161 CPU, 64MB DDR RAM, 1 LAN, 1 miniPCIe, 1 USB, 64MB NAND, 802.11b+g radio, RouterOS L4. Ideal for a mobile 3G router, hotspot, firewall, bandwidth manager, and more.
Supports POE: 10 to 28vdc on unused pairs (no power over datalines), or 10-28vdc power jack support. Overall dimensions: 105mm x 105mm (4.13in x 4.13in)
NOTE: The USB port on the RB/411UAHR does not source +5vdc.
CPU speed 680Mhz
RAM 64MB
Architecture MIPS-BE
LAN ports 1
MiniPCI 1
miniPCI-e 1 (only USB/3G)
Integrated Wireless 1
Wireless standards 802.11 b/g
USB 1 (external power adapter required)
Power Jack 10-28V
802.3af support no, the mini PCI cards adds this fncionality
PoE 10-28V
Dimensions 105x105mm
Temperature range -30C to 60C
Extension Slots and Ports
● One Ethernet port, supporting automatic cross/straight cable correction (Auto MDI/X), so you can use either straight
or cross-over cables for connecting to other network devices. The Ethernet port accepts 9..28 V DC from a passive PoE injector.
● One miniPCI Type IIIA/IIIB port with 3.3V power signaling.
● One miniPCI-e slot for 3G modem (onboard SIM connector for use exclusively with a miniPCI-e modem plugged in)
● USB 2.0 port without a power supply (external USB power injector is needed, sold separately)
● DB9 RS232C asynchronous serial port.
Now, you may be wondering what type of warranty this board comes with, I have researched that and found the following.
MikroTikls SIA warrants all RouterBOARD series equipment for the term of fifteen (15) months from the shipping date to be free of defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service, except in case of damage caused by mechanical, electrical or other accidental or intended damages caused by improper use or due to wind, rain, fire or other acts of nature.
If you have purchased your product from a MikroTik Reseller, please contact the Reseller company regarding all warranty and repair issues.
The manual is provided “as is” without a warranty of any kind, expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranty of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. The manufacturer has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the contents of this manual, however, it is possible that it may contain technical inaccuracies, typographical or other errors. No liability is assumed for any inaccuracy found in this publication, nor for direct or indirect, incidental, consequential or other damages that may result from such an inaccuracy, including, but not limited to, loss of data or profits.
POE-HP-24i Laird 24vdc, 50 watt high power switching power supply with POE
Cost: $39.00
The Laird POE-HP-24i adapter is an advanced high power 802.3af compliant power supply / inserter. Input voltage is universal from 90-264vac at 47 to 63Hz. 50 watts of output power (24vdc at 2 amps) is supplied on ethernet pins 4/5 (V+) and 7/8 (V-).
There is no total because each item will be voted on individually. Currently they are as follows:
Application Proxy Cost: $10.00
Web Server Cost: $100.00/mo
Mail Server Cost: $19.95/mo
Backup Server Cost: $50.00/mo
Software Liscenscing
cpanel Cost: $25.00/mo
litespeed Cost: $46.00/mo
Total: $250.95/mo, 1500 for 6months.
Ustream broadcaster Cost: $200.00
Designjet 130R Large Format Printer. Cost: $1323.50
HP Coated Paper (24 Inches x 150 Feet Roll) Cost: $28.22
Self-Adhesive Paper Roll, 24 inches x 600 inch Roll Cost: $42.58
continuous ink supply system Cost: $89.99
DYE INK BLACK 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity:20 Cost: 179.80
DYE INK CYAN 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity:10 Cost: $89.90
DYE INK Magenta 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity: 10 Cost: $89.90
DYE INK YELLOW 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity: 10 Cost: $89.90
DYE INK LIGHT CYAN 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity: 10 Cost: $89.90
DYE INK LIGHT MAGENTA 100ml/bottle(40 oz.)
$8.99 ea Quantity:10 Cost: $89.90
Vivitek D537W Ultra Portable Widescreen DLP Projector Cost: $599.98
120-Inch Portable Outdoor Movie Theater Screen Cost $170.49
Fail-Safe Long Range Professional FM Transmitter CZH-15A $259.99 + 19.95 shipping
Ubiquiti SR71-15 carrier class radio module $89.00
ARC-CJ1054S01 pigtail cable Qty:2 $16.00
RD2458-5-SMA Omnidirectional antenna Qty:2 $23.90
RB/411UAHR Mikrotik RouterBOARD $119.00
50 watt high power switching power supply $39.00
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Re: Tech com funding proposal
by BenBurton » Wed Jan 25, 2012 12:17 pm
If nothing else a heck of a lot of thought and care went into that, not to mention time. At first glance it looks solid.
As to the thought about the PA system, I'm personally in favor of a portable one but don't think it matters a whole lot either way. Tech could probably turn a permanent one into a portable one if necessary.
As to the thought about the PA system, I'm personally in favor of a portable one but don't think it matters a whole lot either way. Tech could probably turn a permanent one into a portable one if necessary.
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Re: Tech com funding proposal
by Todd » Thu Jan 26, 2012 2:13 am
At the GA today, it was asked if we could add internet to this proposal, This can be done, there are 2 approaches currently.
1. Comcast Business internet
The plan from them that would fit our needs the best without being overkill is
$99.95mo + $80 install
That comes with 22Mbps down/5Mbps up
Streaming HD often takes 5Mbps up on its own, the up is the issue here as most of what we will be doing is uploading things like videos to the internet.
2. Chicago WiFi Project
This is a project that is underway, being headed by members of tech as well as outside organizations, to bring a wifi mesh network to cover chicago.
You can see the current details of the project here:
http://wiki.oatt.net/index.php?title=Ci ... or_chicago
This will likely cost close to $2k to setup, but aside from the fact it would give us a
100Mbps down / 100Mbps up
connection, which is MUCH MUCH faster than comcast, it will also provide large swaths of chicago with wifi, including the street at lasalle and jackson. And more importantly, would be easy to shoot wifi over the area where G8 will be held, allowing HD streaming easily from the street even in the event that there are issues with 3g/4g.
And lets not forget, its wifi covering chicago, that isn't supporting companies who support SOPA and there is no monthly fee, and even when we leave cermack, the wifi mesh will remain.
1. Comcast Business internet
The plan from them that would fit our needs the best without being overkill is
$99.95mo + $80 install
That comes with 22Mbps down/5Mbps up
Streaming HD often takes 5Mbps up on its own, the up is the issue here as most of what we will be doing is uploading things like videos to the internet.
2. Chicago WiFi Project
This is a project that is underway, being headed by members of tech as well as outside organizations, to bring a wifi mesh network to cover chicago.
You can see the current details of the project here:
http://wiki.oatt.net/index.php?title=Ci ... or_chicago
This will likely cost close to $2k to setup, but aside from the fact it would give us a
100Mbps down / 100Mbps up
connection, which is MUCH MUCH faster than comcast, it will also provide large swaths of chicago with wifi, including the street at lasalle and jackson. And more importantly, would be easy to shoot wifi over the area where G8 will be held, allowing HD streaming easily from the street even in the event that there are issues with 3g/4g.
And lets not forget, its wifi covering chicago, that isn't supporting companies who support SOPA and there is no monthly fee, and even when we leave cermack, the wifi mesh will remain.
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Re: Tech com funding proposal
by Todd » Thu Jan 26, 2012 2:22 am
Also to make a more concrete differentiation in speed, via Comcast, uploading 1 DVD would take roughly 2hrs and 28min
Via the chicago wifi project, it would take 7 minutes.
Keep in mind that is for a single person uploading a single DVD, we will likely have multiple people uploading videos at the same time.
Also someone just mentioned this to me, Comcast does not guarantee those speeds, those are the max speed you can get in optimal conditions, so in all likelihood you will not actually get 5mbit up for a single user.
Also to note, we could do both, get comcast for 1mo while the wifi project is solidified, then switch over.
Via the chicago wifi project, it would take 7 minutes.
Keep in mind that is for a single person uploading a single DVD, we will likely have multiple people uploading videos at the same time.
Also someone just mentioned this to me, Comcast does not guarantee those speeds, those are the max speed you can get in optimal conditions, so in all likelihood you will not actually get 5mbit up for a single user.
Also to note, we could do both, get comcast for 1mo while the wifi project is solidified, then switch over.
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Re: Tech com funding proposal
by BenBurton » Thu Jan 26, 2012 11:51 pm
Todd wrote:2. Chicago WiFi Project
This is a project that is underway, being headed by members of tech as well as outside organizations, to bring a wifi mesh network to cover chicago.
You can see the current details of the project here:
http://wiki.oatt.net/index.php?title=Ci ... or_chicago
This will likely cost close to $2k to setup, but aside from the fact it would give us a
100Mbps down / 100Mbps up
connection, which is MUCH MUCH faster than comcast, it will also provide large swaths of chicago with wifi, including the street at lasalle and jackson. And more importantly, would be easy to shoot wifi over the area where G8 will be held, allowing HD streaming easily from the street even in the event that there are issues with 3g/4g.
And lets not forget, its wifi covering chicago, that isn't supporting companies who support SOPA and there is no monthly fee, and even when we leave cermack, the wifi mesh will remain.
I would love to know more about this. Where would we be able to install the hardware permanently? And how do we get coverage outside of the building itself? Is there anything in the original budget that could be trimmed that would help cover the $2K? I look at the expensive printer stuff and think maybe that could be cut since there are printers we can use (albeit at an inconvenience).
I need to know more. This is fascinating stuff.
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Re: Tech com funding proposal
by Todd » Fri Jan 27, 2012 4:35 am
This is why the previous tech proposal was $6k, and why it was initially left out of this proposal. While I personally think it is retarded that we are penny pinching over hardware, none of which is useless and while we are currently in a donations lull, they are in fact, NOT finite, while not infinite either, it is dumb to just be sitting on the donation money when we can be using it to, as has been laid out here, further our cause by leaps and bounds, but whatever.
The chicago wifi project is relying primarily on donors to donate roof space, so the various relays will be more or less permanent. Why would anyone donate roof space ? free internet. Also, its roof space, are people really going up there that often ?
For some, who live in high rises, it would be donating window space and just having an eyesore in 1 window, IF they chose to be a relay, if its just a node then the antennas are small.
The coverage actually starts outside the space, at the datacenter that has donated the bandwith, they are also donating roof space for the origination of the signal, cermak would be receiving it and then relaying. cermack would also not be the first hop, which is why I said even if we left cermack, the wifi would still be around, just the cermack relay would be down, other relays would continue to operate. Multikulti (on the north side) is planning to be another relay as well.
But if this must be had at expense of the other items on the list, I would say no.
The other items are far more useful for us immidiatly then wifi covering chicago would be.
A note about the printer and printing in general. Several people have mentioned they can get local printers to carry some of the burden or sell to us "at cost".
1. Figuring out "at cost" for something that depends on many variables, like the combination of colors used to produce another color, is a pain in the ass. Noone wants to do this. and I think people are underestimating howmuch we will print once we have that as an actual option, No offense to anyone but there is a large difference between "someone said they can help with this" and someone actually helping with "this" ("this" being anything)
2. And this is a bigger issue that no one has mentioned at all, 2 days after we moved in, someone accidentally, screwed up the signs of one of our neighbors, incidentally, a printer. It was smoothed over but the fact remains, its pretty easy to piss people off, what happens when they get sick of printing out 500 flyers at a time and we are suddenly without the ability to print fairly cheaply ? Everything just stops. Everyone gets pissed. There is no reason to wear out our welcome with our allies by being constant beggars, we need allies MUCH more then we need to save money on printing. And more to the point, there will still be tons of non-large format printing to do, notice there ISN'T a laser printer in this proposal, so people can feel free to run the gamut on asking for standard flyers to be printed from our allies to test the waters of what I said.
The chicago wifi project is relying primarily on donors to donate roof space, so the various relays will be more or less permanent. Why would anyone donate roof space ? free internet. Also, its roof space, are people really going up there that often ?
For some, who live in high rises, it would be donating window space and just having an eyesore in 1 window, IF they chose to be a relay, if its just a node then the antennas are small.
The coverage actually starts outside the space, at the datacenter that has donated the bandwith, they are also donating roof space for the origination of the signal, cermak would be receiving it and then relaying. cermack would also not be the first hop, which is why I said even if we left cermack, the wifi would still be around, just the cermack relay would be down, other relays would continue to operate. Multikulti (on the north side) is planning to be another relay as well.
But if this must be had at expense of the other items on the list, I would say no.
The other items are far more useful for us immidiatly then wifi covering chicago would be.
A note about the printer and printing in general. Several people have mentioned they can get local printers to carry some of the burden or sell to us "at cost".
1. Figuring out "at cost" for something that depends on many variables, like the combination of colors used to produce another color, is a pain in the ass. Noone wants to do this. and I think people are underestimating howmuch we will print once we have that as an actual option, No offense to anyone but there is a large difference between "someone said they can help with this" and someone actually helping with "this" ("this" being anything)
2. And this is a bigger issue that no one has mentioned at all, 2 days after we moved in, someone accidentally, screwed up the signs of one of our neighbors, incidentally, a printer. It was smoothed over but the fact remains, its pretty easy to piss people off, what happens when they get sick of printing out 500 flyers at a time and we are suddenly without the ability to print fairly cheaply ? Everything just stops. Everyone gets pissed. There is no reason to wear out our welcome with our allies by being constant beggars, we need allies MUCH more then we need to save money on printing. And more to the point, there will still be tons of non-large format printing to do, notice there ISN'T a laser printer in this proposal, so people can feel free to run the gamut on asking for standard flyers to be printed from our allies to test the waters of what I said.
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