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There will be power receivers transforming high-power long range energy to local broadcast energy. This local broadcast energy function consists of a non-mobile built-on-site unit, tapping into the long range power grid. | There will be power receivers transforming high-power long range energy to local broadcast energy. This local broadcast energy function consists of a non-mobile built-on-site unit, tapping into the long range power grid. | ||
I'm starting with the notion that local power distribution is microwave. | I'm starting with the notion that local power distribution is microwave. I don't know enough to say how it avoids clashing with wifi data. | ||
link back to [[Here is the engineering specification]] | link back to [[Here is the engineering specification]] | ||
Revision as of 12:59, 24 January 2020
There will be power receivers transforming high-power long range energy to local broadcast energy. This local broadcast energy function consists of a non-mobile built-on-site unit, tapping into the long range power grid.
I'm starting with the notion that local power distribution is microwave. I don't know enough to say how it avoids clashing with wifi data.
link back to Here is the engineering specification