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2.3 KiB
Markdown
58 lines
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Markdown
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## TFRouters
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The TFRouters allow everyone to connect the users of our network with the *TFNODE
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### TFRouter Indoor
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We are partnering with WiFi device vendors to extend the Mycelium Network in a full peer-to-peer fashion.
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WiFi 6 is now a reality and a native capacity from our first chosen node. The TFRouter Indoor can be purchased starting now.
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It's an exciting node with a reasonable price point and enough CPU capacity to run the Mycelium Network stack within the node itself.
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More than 1 node can be installed in a larger office, hotel, home, etc., and they will automatically mesh together.
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Each node runs our *ZNET Operating System, allowing for native integration into the TFGrid network.
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[Zero-OS](def:zos) Nodes are seamlessly integrated with the Zero-Net nodes by design, requiring minimal configuration. They are part of our Autonomous Zero-OS Stack.
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### TFRouter Edge
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The TFRouter Edge is a powerhouse, equipped with a strong CPU and lots of memory to run edge network functions. This router can be connected to multiple uplinks (satellite, cable, fiber, 5G), ...
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Mycelium ensures that the shortest and fastest path is always used, and all communication is end-to-end encrypted between an TFRouter or even your mobile or computer if you have the Mycelium agent installed.
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The integrated antennas are powerful, with a long range, and are controlled independently. The Zero-Net Software manages the accounting and mutual credit billing system.
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This TFRouter is super fast and has lots of connectivity.
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> This TFRouter can be bought right now.
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### TFRouter Outdoor + Long Range
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We are in the process of selecting the appropriate network equipment to bridge between two locations and enable the creation of meshed wireless networks at the lowest cost.
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Currently, we rely on fiber or existing internet connections to link between locations, but wouldn't it be cool if we could create our own long-range network connections?
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> We are looking for volunteers who will be rewarded to do reasearch and experiment with chosen equipment to test performance in real life situations, let us know if interest to help.
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## Lo-RAN
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!!task.add story:'TFRouter_selection' title:'describe loran on TFRouter' |