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PrefaceChapter 1: Wireless Community NetworksChapter 2: Defining Project ScopeChapter 3: Network LayoutChapter 4: Using Access PointsChapter 5: Peer-to-Peer (Ad-Hoc) NetworkingChapter 6: Wide Area Network SaturationChapter 7: Other Applications Chapter 8: Radio Free PlanetChapter 9: Radio Free SebastopolAppendixColophon
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Luis Mora Tan
reviewed Building wireless community networks on August 20, 2018
Building wireless community networks
It started out a bit boring, but in the end it turned out to be a good book
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