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Muni WiFi
Folks:
When the public channels were "Hatched", it had "Verhozenjob" all over it. Since the FCC is "OWNED" by Verhozen is the reason why the channels in the 2.4 and 5.8 gig bands are "CellPhone" wide to prevent any real high speed computer communication. And now with IPTV, we will have wonderful "Advertising" pop-up's to clog the bandwidth we don't have.
In Hong Kong Harbour, they have 10 GBS (Gig a Bit a Second) communications and soon will be 100 GBS.
They have 4 channels of 512 meg wide, not 10 meg we have to use. They use 50 watts, not 37 millawatt like we do. This will allow them to have unlimited communications. That we can get 55 mbs at all is unbelieveable. This is why it costs so much for WiFi Muni.
Inventor.