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BushLAN uses VHF to deliver access
Australian researchers have a neat idea: Use VHF to deliver a 250 kbps Internet signal at distances up to 40 kilometres. The researchers say higher bandwidth rates are possible at shorter distances. The system is using off-the-shelf components but there's no word if you have to lug some rabbit ears around to stick on top of your laptop as you try to connect to some base station.
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