The latency is still on the high side

And that's not really something you can fully eliminate

Unless you sit on top of the mast

But we'll see

You can use a sattelite dish to focus it onto your phone

one thing that I heard about opennet

brace for impact

operation and maintenance fee of $ 7.3 a month

however

48 dollars a month for like 200/20 Mbit/s with bahnhof, three first months 1/2 off

add $6 for 200/200

ofc they sell much higher for crazy prices, depends on the area, the price, that is.

I can imagine the maintenance fee will vary alot between different regions

With it being the highest in the outer areas

Oh yeah, topic:ing back to /csg/

I would rather pay a maintenance fee

Now that Chink powerbanks are b& by the EU, do you think it's the same for batteries?

to a 3rd party to maintain a non-monopoly net that ultimately is cheaper because competition

you get 512 kbit/s free

you can be a real jew and just pay maintenance fee for some of the cheapest shit net ever

@Aerione do you think it counts for it as a whole?

Because xiaomi was basically regular cells wrapped with TI modules for charge/discharge (cheap)

The batteries themselves is very affordable from chink imports

I have no idea

Japanese brand

The only way to find out is to order something cheap and see if it gets b&

http://www.gearbest.com/batteries/pp_189833.html?wid=21

these

says they can ship it here

over registered air mail

that sounds so false because batteries on airmail hmmmmmm

and yeah

xiaomi ones are so cheap they can be cheaper than buying cells

some people argued you could put together a testla batteries with these and some crazy bs

I think the chinks recycle cells in some way to be able to do this

you know how if you open up the battery to a laptop

some cells can actually be good while others are broken

you can take out the good one and repurpose it

or am I just a DYI faggot who even though of how to make a chink UPS using xiomimeme banks

The segmenting is why battery tech can never advance, I guess

charge/discharge circuitry is cheap, so you basically buy two and hook batteries up to each other