How horrible would camping be without WiFi?? π There are a few APs scattered around the campground at Fairmont Hotsprings in British Columbia, Canada.
First are some Ubiquity units which I assume are owned by the campground since they are mounted on campground buildings and poles.
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UBNT at Fairmont Hotsprings
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UBNT at Fairmont Hotsprings
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Box at bottom of pole
Next, Shaw Cable has deployed Cisco 1552C outdoor APs with an integrated cable modem to cover the campground with their Shaw Go WiFi.
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Cisco 1552C for Shaw Go Wifi at Fairmont
The box with the 3 nubs on the bottom is the AP; the box on the right closest to the pole is a Motorola fiber node. I donβt actually know what the middle box is. Anyone know?