Jacket on, white shirt, Jacket off, red shirt...clearly this was not filmed in one sitting LOL

@MiChAeLoKGB

2 ай бұрын

He even had multiple jackets. Impressive.

@spicychad55

2 ай бұрын

He was waitin for you, Sherlock, to solve this mystery!

@gamechamp19

2 ай бұрын

Next time i want to see his beard change between scenes instead.

@AcornElectron

2 ай бұрын

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@michaelm345

2 ай бұрын

@@gamechamp19or longer hair as the video progresses

Wardrobe was all over the place on this one

@shaun7163

2 ай бұрын

Yet the sound was consistent, I'm quite impressed!

@HairAndWire

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, they need to synchronize between the James clones.

@nhkvortex2817

2 ай бұрын

​@@shaun7163 he doesn't exist its all AI

@Ryan-lk4pu

2 ай бұрын

I literally came here to say this. And if I noticed, it must be bad 🤣

@VK5014SWL

4 күн бұрын

Haha! You took the words out of my mouth.

I once read about a group of students developing a sort of emergency internet based on LoRaWan The idea being that in a flood area, you could have a fleet of small floaters, that you just dump in the flood water, to Provide the area with communication, even when traditional cellular networks are unreachable or destroyed. Not for watchibg netflix, but for example getting informations about safe evacuation routes to people

@jtadevich

2 ай бұрын

that's a good application for this tech.

@sociopathicpixel9416

2 ай бұрын

I remeber that one too, also that if I recall right that someone or some company killed it in favor for profit.. something with patents

@nanaki-seto

2 ай бұрын

These low frequency wifi types have been around for a very long time. 900mhz cordless phones used it as an example and those would let you go up to a mile away line of sight Other more modern uses would be "land lines" using wireless instead of copper wire everywhere and yes there are very solid reasons to have a land line even today. Basically any store you go to still uses land lines as do many small businesses. While internet based phones aka voip phones are increasing in popularity the voip protocol requires far more bandwidth than a regular land line type protocol would. Cheap rapid deployment is also a huge plus as you said dump a bunch of floaters in a flooded area to bring communications back up. You would not want them free floating obviously so you would simple add heavy weights on a cord to keep them from floating down stream somewhere and bunching up. Long ago wifi had a 900mhz standard the 1902.1 protocol was 1 operating at 30 to 900mhz 900mhz cordless phones use pacs Personal Access Communication System. Why the entire telco system has not been replaced with this is beyond me. 900mhz 1mbit capped is all you need to carry a stupid number of voice signals. Many areas in the us burry all but communication lines so you still end up with telephone poles everywhere. With wireless telco you could have say 3 poles per mile

@matthewstrunk5581

2 ай бұрын

I believe these were the rubber duckies that LTT showcased at one point EDIT: FOUND IT kzread.info/dash/bejne/m32Mptpmj9CYlpM.html

@IIGrayfoxII

2 ай бұрын

This shit already exists. Am radio

10 years ago, men and friend built what we called the super link. It was a modified WLAN, so we could send internet connection from my home to his, and no fiber or cobbler was it his house. He installed a parabolic antenna, I had a smaller one, because I was not allowed to install a huge dish. We got up to 15 Mbps over 2 km, except on the day with heavy rain. We run it over nearly two years, until he got fiber.

@TheKuptis

2 ай бұрын

I love cobbler, especially peach, but don't understand how it's relevant to this story.

LoRa (transmission modulation) is also used for radio communication in the RC planes and quadcopters, and is great you don't need that high of a bitrate ad you pretty much never lose your signal.

@tracyrreed

2 ай бұрын

Got any more info on this? I used to be really into RC planes but I haven't paid much attention the last 15 years. I know they went digital but I didn't know they were using LoRa now. Isn't the bit rate too slow to control an airplane?

@retr0wolf-468

2 ай бұрын

You can also use meshtastic to use lora for a communication mesh network

@MichaelDzsida

2 ай бұрын

@@tracyrreed take a lool at "openHD", they use 2.4Ghz Wifi Brodcast for all in one RC control, telemetry and video transmission over long distance

@tanmay______

2 ай бұрын

@@tracyrreed there's a new control link called expressLRS that is open source and uses the LoRa modulation protocol for improved range and data rate

@timmygilbert4102

2 ай бұрын

LoRa: low rank matrix in LLM 😂

Hey if we were able to browse the internet in the 90's and early 2000's at 3.2kbs, then I think the *speed issue isn't a big issue. We can chat, have a crappy audio conversation like we did with real audio and real video, a lot can be done especially with the compression they have now. Love these vids!

@Unsensitive

2 ай бұрын

And you can wait 30s to have a low res animated gif of a dancing cat load.

@KyleRuggles

2 ай бұрын

Lol yup!!! Those were the days, we really had to WANT it, there wasn't just browsing around and downloading anything we want at any time, we had to HUNT for the sh*t, ya know? It took me 20 minutes to download a 4mb mp3 file, I had my phone line tied up over night downloading an album lol. I miss those days, computers... were special! A machine only a few folks knew bout, then everyone had one in their pocket and boom! @@Unsensitive

@youdontknowme5969

2 ай бұрын

I remember setting Internet Explorer to not load images unless right-clicked onto to save dial-up bandwidth. That also worked for blocking those newfangled annoying blinky ad banners

@SalveMonesvol

2 ай бұрын

Dial Up was 64kbps

@KyleRuggles

2 ай бұрын

64 kilobytes per second? You sure about that? @@SalveMonesvol

It's a very good thing to have a long distance, low power, battery powered data and comms network for emergencies. Such things can provide vital connections, allow command and control functions, and are not as vulnerable as satellite networks which can be readily shot down, furthermore they can be shielded for the possibility of EMP attacks. There's also the remote IoT uses of course, a whole lot of remote sensors can be communicated with very cheaply.

900mhz is the same range as 3g networks use. On LoRaWAN I was seeing about 10mbps x 3mbps at up to 7-10 miles with clean line of sight. This is in a rural area, as cities have a lot of interference. We used the Ubiquiti 900mhz radios a lot back in the day, super reliable and had great curvature in the signal pathway.

@moki5796

2 ай бұрын

You mean on 3G? LoRaWAN realistically can only go up to 50 kbit/s or roughly dial up speeds under good conditions.

Alternative title of the vid: "Jackets "Everything, Everywhere, All at once " :D

It’ll still drop out in the bathroom 🤷

@Aragorn7884

2 ай бұрын

*Because:* 💩

@Elkadetodd

2 ай бұрын

Since the bathroom and the porch are the only 2 places wireless is really used in my house, that's where my APs are. If you are in a normal room, whateveritis is wired anyway.

Love you guys. Keep up the great work.

Love the changing of clothes! 🤣

HaLow might be a good alternative to Lora for mesh networks like TTN or even something like meshtastic since it would allow a lot more communication happening and could support a lot more devices than the current ones do due to Loras low bandwidth limitations

You should do a video on directional Wi-Fi antenna extenders this was the only feasible way for me to run Internet to my guest house a couple hundred yards away. I had a very hard time finding information online about it and I feel like a few people know about it, it was a lifesaver and has saved me hundreds of dollars a year on Internet

Y’all are acting like you legit thought these videos are usually filmed in one take. His shirt changed when cutting together multiple takes, cool, this ain’t new

It would be really handy for localized handheld device connectivity where low data rates are fine because the data being sent back and forth is more or less telemetry and other data for positioning of characters on a screen for games, or chat messages, and simple stuff like that. With enough users in a general area, multiplayer can be achieved even if there is no internet connection. And, if done right, there could be multiple wifi chips on board to handle different connections, so that for instance a person can bridge their device between the local network and the internet itself to access both. Their device just becomes an extra hop between the many devices at that point. But they would have to remain on at all times... lest the connection drops for everyone. Fail-over would be useful for this, but some games won't work on this kind of network at all I think.

Really enjoyed the B-roll footage in this, beautiful in 4k!

I wonder what happened to WiMax? I remember that was supposed to be some big deal like 20 years ago. Maybe 4/5G replaced it; I dunno...

@Rich_123

2 ай бұрын

WiMax was supposed to be a 4G competitor to LTE. Sprint was the only US carrier that tried it. It was awful and didn't come close to spec in range or speed, and Sprint quickly switched to LTE.

@Lanon0987654321

2 ай бұрын

Wimax got outrun by LTE innovation so most carriers phased out in favor of LTE networks

This would only work with either good conditions like E-Skip or a very high antenna

HaLow is also great in connecting to the garage opener and camera over a distance Wifi couldnt reach!

Of course the best use of the 900MHz network is mobile signals which is much faster than WiFi HaLow can do etc

Perhaps this should be looked into for a mesh network to reduce reliance on traditional internet providers... and also redundancy. If we could funnel some normal traffic across some of these networks from home to home allowing a network that can operate in the event of part of the traditional infrastructure is damaged or inoperable.

Using ubiquiti gear more than a decade ago we had some 40km links that ran at over 90mb/s just using class license frequencies. Licenced gear easily over a 1gbs for that range. But this does depend on line of sight, so I assume this gear is mainly focused on being a mini cellular network that can punch through whatever is in the way and that works on standard class licenced frequencies (aka 2.4/5ghz)?

Pretty cool, i remember me and my friends building a wifi relay network out of large soup cans and old linksys routers back when i was in high school. One friend had cable internet and was nice enough to share it with us pleasants with dial up. Had some fun times play halo 3 over a lan connection spanning half a mile between 10 of us. We all eventually got with the times and got cable or dsl and brought down our lovely relay network

Somebody knows what happened with Wiimax? I use to buy. Lot of magazines where they mention Wiimax, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi… but in practical therms Wiimax disappeared and I don’t know what happened.

Is there a way to cover James and Riley in Pies for Pi day. Just for lols.

Take a drink after every outfit change and have a good start to the night by the end of the video.

White space internet is also a wide range internet option using the now defunct tv airwaves frequencies

Well, WiMAX (which is quite old) can reach 40mbit\s and has range of around 30-40 miles (if far away from the base station the speed will be around 3 - 8 mb)

I just watched CNLohr's crazy adventure into making a bit banged LoRa transmitter

I have bought a Wifi haLow point to point solution (needed to cross 650 meter). I was positively surprised by the range (I reached 400 meter, but only 200kbit). Even thought I tried many things, I could not come even close to 1KM. Of course it dependens on many factors.

2:54 YASSS!!! I WAS WAITING FOR THE HELIUM MENTION!!!

Where has this been hiding from me!? This would be a godsend at work. I need to get one of these devices right now!

A mesh network would help, in a rural setting. No need for a tower or ISP (internet service provider).

I wonder if a pager was modified to increase power output on an external aerial if it could go from Sydney to Los Angeles. 400MHz band though without any advanced error checking.

4 minutes yet filmed in multiple days

Meshtastic would have been nice to mention.

@Meshtastic

2 ай бұрын

We agree.

they should see how many shirt changes they can get in to one video 🤣🤣

Ideal for home use would be afap for 30-50m radius through walls with all the features of wifi 6/7... Would that be the 2.4Ghz?

The rapid cloth change threw me

I use a 433 Meshtastic unit to talk to my Mrs when I am out hiking in the forest without signal. It has been excellent and could be a lifesaver.

One big problem with your description of LoRAN is that it is a mesh network. That wasn't point to point transmission as can be deduced from your words.

0:46 I show you a little bit of wizardry, with my red shirt, my grey shirt and a little bit of cuttery 🪄 @LMG editor: Very smooth cut 👏

You spoke HaLow and no Master Chief in sight?? 😂

Was thinking at the end James would be shirtless...😅

Loved, when they explained the connection speed...

I don't get why you wouldn't just use 4G for this. 4G will easily reach 10miles, probably further in line of sight and will at least have good speeds Also probably using a high gain yagi antenna would probably allow you to directionally beam any wifi connection over a few kilometers anyway

@Lanon0987654321

2 ай бұрын

We technically do already even more so with 5G this is a cheaper alternative if you have unlicensed low frequencies available to use as you don't need to buy licenses or actually lease a tower which also costs a lot of money specially if it's just basic stuff.

Love ya, LTT.. However, changing shirts mid-shoot is very jarring. Other than that, great vid as always.

How does the science works? given the fact that electromagnetic waves travel in a straight line, in order to compensate for the earth curviture at 830 miles you need a tower about 86 miles high (very close to carbon layer of the atmosphere). either they had to bounce it off the top of the atmosphere which does not work if the signal has long wavelength or use a satellite as a mirror to bounce it to the target boat.if they are using satelites, doesn't the starlink system or any stallite internet break the record further?

And mine barely works over half a room

I’m playing with LoRra right now. Knot LR9 gateway. 915 in the US

I run of Wifi internet connection about 100Mb have been for years with low latency about 5 Km to the base station. Cable connection is only 2Mb/4Mb at best.

Remember when wifimax and 5G was going to revolutionise wide area networks? Pepperidge farm remembers.

@Lanon0987654321

2 ай бұрын

5G is kinda doing that like i never got more than 20down at my house now with 5G and probably more the expansion of my carrier driven by 5G i get 250+ and sometimes 350+ sure LTE can reach those speeds but generally it was rare in my market to see that without it being a small cell

Wrong again, channel capacity depends on the signal-to-noise ratio, not distance. You even contradicted yourself with the example of different ranges in urban v. rural situations.

This could be really cool to setup guerilla mesh networks.

@martinocko9

2 ай бұрын

Look up meshtastic

How about AM shortwave modems we had since the 80s? I mean Packet radio has entered the building. And then we're talking world wide internet, but - as a radio amateur, we kinda knew that. Ah kids today!

dang id love to have that

Why is his shirt constantly changing?

And there is SLFCS, with VERY low bandwidth, but supposed to resist even nuclear detonations.

How long did this take to record?

will this tech come to the phone ?

Ok, the continuity was affecting my OCD! 😂

What about DJI Oculus connection sending full smooth video from 10 miles out?

why the sudden change of clothing in this video????????

Ok, 3, 2, 1- Oh no *Jazz*

Has someone at LTT been watching HRCC or Meshtastic videos?!?

2nd shirt, me: this was filmed 2 diff days. 3rd shirt, me: ok he's trolling us. Prob just for comments, and I'm not going to give in. . . . Me: DOH!

honestly the wifi standard seems good for security cameras

He's just showing off his drip, pretty lit ngl.

Nah. There's techniques to send (very slow) Internet by HF radio, which on a good day could go to the antipode. That's 20,000km. Google HF-IP and there are other options. It'd be less than 1kbps.

If you talk about LoRaWAN, it might be good to talk about MIoTy also.

How can it go so far? And speaking of long distances, how did the US Navy shoot a laser over the Atlantic ocean? Wouldn't it shoot out into space? Do lasers curve now or something? How the heck did they do that? 🤔

Even with the worst speeds possible on lorawan being 37.5 bytes per second you'd still be sending messages fast enough. This two sentence comment of mine takes up 326 characters so it'd send in 8 seconds and I'd rather be able to communicate than not. Compare this to satellite communicators and this is a lot more attractive.

@gamecubeplayer

2 ай бұрын

isn't satellite internet like 12mbps?

2.4Ghz started at 54Mbps and ended with 450Mbps. With work 1.0Ghz could easily do 100Mbps which is more than fast enough for home use and lets face it, the average person is not doing massive things that requires huge amounts of bandwidth and a low frequency will mean that 1.0Ghz WiFi will cover the entire house.

@InfernosReaper

2 ай бұрын

That is interesting observation on how inefficient wifi and even cell phone tech is. It seems to do a bit more bruteforcing than it should/needs to. From what I read, 3G, which could operate as low as 850mhz *officially could* have gone up to 40+mbps, but many providers never got above 15mpbs with it. The funny thing is 40mbps is only really bad for downloading software. It's actually adequate for streaming. I couldn't even break 100mpbs by trying with just HD streaming on multiple platforms simultaneously.

@IIGrayfoxII

2 ай бұрын

@@InfernosReaper would assume 3g has some error correcting in the overheads, plus with cell towers you are also limited on the amount of people connected to the tower

10 years from now we will be able to get this

@portobellomushroom5764

2 ай бұрын

LoRaWAN is available now, its primary use is for IoT devices, due to its slow speeds

Wardrobe being downloaded via LoraWan while filming the video.

Continuity? Where we're going, we dont need continuity.

0:48 did his shirt just change?

HaLow WiFi meanwhile my brain playing Halo theme

Why for give the non-free world the mile to km translation, but not give the halo 1 km to freedom units?

15mb at several hundred meters is actually great for a larger rural property.

Really weird seeing these Odoo ads 😅 At work, we have been using it since 2017, and now there are entreprise cars with Odoo stickers around my city 😮

Yes this is far compared to even starlink. 900mhz would have been tropo ducting for sure.

Isn’t Hughesnet the longest Wireless internet? The geostationary satellite is at an altitude of something like 22,500 miles .

Jacket on white shirt jacket off red shirt

Probably tropo ducting. Lots of it at that latitude. De K6JO

How does James change clothes so fast?

Isn't that kinda the point of cellular service?

at a buffet, i personally sneak corndogs into the buffet so others can enjoy them. I hide 6 corndogs in my jacket pockets. it then, is a joy for me to see other patrons of the establishment eat my corndogs thinking they were part of the buffet.

I got a halow bridge and a solar panel and now I have an ip camera on my mailbox.

Isn't Starlink technically even longer, tens of thousands of kilometers?

Remember that 15Mb/s is only 2MB/s.

198 kHz LW is where BBC Radio 4 LW broadcasts.

Shhhhiiii voyager gets updates from billions of miles away

802.22 has 100km range and 22.7Mbps bandwidth

Given that this wasn't filmed in one shot clearly. I'm amazed they didn't mention starlink at all. Why deal with dial up anywhere with these things when you can put a starlink dish or dishes all over the same places for proper internet speeds. And for more then likely the same price or cheaper. Do better guys.

What about satellite internet? I'd imagine those are further.

And my WIFI cant go more than 5 ft 😔

So, they managed 830 miles... why can't we get 83 miles in a rural area with a clear line of sight?

why are all comments 1 day old? WHYY