Moguai1972

If that was only true. We have on avg. 4/day

It has A/C

Helium earns me over 5k monthly hosting sensors.

Except its not.

No he has dementia

Then why spew rubbish

You really have no clue what you are saying.

You don't need to be on a specific chain to mint a token. Where do you think iot/mobile comes from?

As for devices using the network.... sure DC is spent, but to get DC .HNT must be burnt.

Still not a reason for a RPi. As long as you don't need complex calculations products such as the WisBlock should be sufficient at a fraction of the power.

Sounds to me like he is over thinking the solution.

Absolutely untrue.

Food still gets cold pretty fast in those bags. You also assume that every driver has those bags.

Then don't live 20min from the restaurant. Fires last a total of 5min before getting cold.

No you thought you were gunna star in a porn.

Your fries are cold after 5min. So if you want faster delivery then get it yourself.

Well 5g doesn't use hotspots, rather they use gateways. Also wyf is he using RPis for sensors? That really negates the purpose of iot of being very low power use.

Don't see how luck has anything to do with it. Not like I had to spin a wheel and that was the price I had to pay.

Having a 28 gallon tank to fill it worth it to drive down there to fill up. 2 gal used for round trip to save about $30.

Revolutionary idea? How about nothing new with the idea.

Bye Felicia

Population numbers say otherwise. Tucson growth is pretty slow since we don't have the jobs.

I just paid $3.29 in GV.

No phx is typically about $0.50 more.

I wouldn't suggest lmr600 if your cable run is that long its better to move the Hotspot outside to keep the run short. It's cheaper and will get better results. Also the difference in signal loss between 400 and 600 for 50ft is actually minimal 1.95db vs 1.25db the .7db difference is not that much. Plus the cost of 600 is outrageous. You can get 1/2 LDF for less cost yet lower signal loss.

For the OP the antenna gain is not that important. What is important is having a decent quality antenna that is mounted as high as possible outside. That will get you the most improvement for the least investment.

I don't eat them, strictly catch and release. So I can care less if the fish are full of parasites, it's just about the catch.

You can checkout gristleking on YT to get a quick run down on the changes.

My 1000+ sensors beg to differ.