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At 4:00 in the video it says that the speed test was done on an iPhone 15 over a WiFi connection. The speeds are way faster when connected directly to a router or a switch with an Ethernet cable.
It would be so awesome to watch a video from yall thay has you doing work instead of just talking all the way through it. We want to see thing being done in real time. The videos are to short and just talking would be great to have Long videos with actual work being done
In a previous video, I can't seem to find it now, there was mention of keeping computer systems in the trailers powered - via battery / generator. I'm wondering what is so critical, WHILE TRAVELING to theater that you have to keep a rack of systems online?
Great question. The computers are not that critical while in convoy, but the refrigeration systems and the repeater are, that’s why we are looking for that redundancy…. Thanks for watching
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See a video about splicing the fiber would be cool!
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it!
All that work and money spent for 200 mbps
At 4:00 in the video it says that the speed test was done on an iPhone 15 over a WiFi connection. The speeds are way faster when connected directly to a router or a switch with an Ethernet cable.
That pretty good for a wireless connection -- right at the limits of the radios built into typical cell phones -- thanks for watching
@@ParkerSystemsmy wireless is 980mbps on my phones. So no it isn't right at the raidos limits
I’m a network engineer, and I’d love to see more on the technical side of your data centers and telecom gear! Keep up the great work on the videos!
It would be so awesome to watch a video from yall thay has you doing work instead of just talking all the way through it. We want to see thing being done in real time. The videos are to short and just talking would be great to have Long videos with actual work being done
Thanks for making
Thanks for watching!
In a previous video, I can't seem to find it now, there was mention of keeping computer systems in the trailers powered - via battery / generator. I'm wondering what is so critical, WHILE TRAVELING to theater that you have to keep a rack of systems online?
Great question. The computers are not that critical while in convoy, but the refrigeration systems and the repeater are, that’s why we are looking for that redundancy…. Thanks for watching