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    Image of theorieofself theorieofself
    11/19/08

    In reply to Meraki's Solar Powered Wi-Fi Repeater Finally Shipping in December
    "$749 if you have your own solar panel"


    what an effing joke.


    DD-WRT + old router = wifi repeater.


    then just hook it up to a battery pack & solar a panel.


    save yourself $1000+

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    Image of GitEmSteveDave_Isn'tFreshPerked GitEmSteveDave_Isn'tFreshPerked
    11/19/08

    @theorieofself: I can run 20 miles of electric fence off the under $200.00 solar fence unit I bought. A router is proably uses less that the 10,000 volts my fence does. It tingles when you touch it!
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    11/19/08

    In reply to Meraki's Solar Powered Wi-Fi Repeater Finally Shipping in December
    Isn't there something like this, albeit cheaper, that was designed for the OLPC laptops?
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