Are there any plans to offer this anywhere on the rally grounds? A few Wi-Fi hotspots would be the cats pajammas.![]()
Are there any plans to offer this anywhere on the rally grounds? A few Wi-Fi hotspots would be the cats pajammas.![]()
I'd be happy if I were able to get my email while at the rally.
2004 R1150RT 134,400 miles
1991 K100LT 126,600 miles
1982 R100RT 106,900 miles
Total 367,900 BMW miles
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Brad D. - Member #105766
'77 R100RS - Black Beauty (big pipe, baby!)
'94 R1100RS - Sylvia
I understand from Jackie Hughes, that the internet provider for the rally will have a wireless wi-fi setup in the Cyber cafe location. So you can bring your laptop and network card to connect .![]()
-Sirby
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WSBMWR
Seattle, WA
Sweet! I'll have mine. Maybe I'll bring my webcam too.
Rob and I are going to run a "How to use the Forum" seminar, so I knew there'd be access, but wireless is too cool. This may lead to some tent based browsing if there's camping space near the cyber cafe.![]()
Dave Swider
Marin County, CA
Some bikes. Some with motors, some without.
Ha! That would be cool. That just may be possible. I don't think we can count on signal in the beer hall though. It is a ways away from the cyber-stop. Too bad, as we spent hours in the beer hall in Redmond with laptops, without access, and was hoping we could get online in the beer hall this time. No biggy.![]()
-Sirby
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WSBMWR
Seattle, WA
Sirby,
This is great news. Thanks!
Chris Davey
BMWONS #97
'84 R100RT "Rita"
'06 K1200GT "OMG"
The mind knows no speed limit.
Okay, so we now have wireless. But how about power? I am not volunteering for extension cord duty.
-=Brad
It isn't what you ride, it is if you ride
I was looking around for power outlets, on the tour. I saw them in many places. There is an overflow room adjacent to the beer hall where there are electrical outlets on every support column in this large room. In the Cyber cafe area in a separate building, I did not look for outlets, but I imagine there are plenty. This facility is pretty well equipped . Even out on one of the lawn camping areas there are outlets on posts, but I don't know if they are hot. It looks like the lawn is used for vendor booths during the County Fair or something, but we will fill it with "quiet side" camping. There is another huge lawn area devoid of electrical posts which is designated the "loud- side" camping area.
-Sirby![]()
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WSBMWR
Seattle, WA
Thanks!
-=Brad
It isn't what you ride, it is if you ride
Check out the thread at http://bmwmoa.org/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2951Originally posted by skiziks
Are there any plans to offer this anywhere on the rally grounds? A few Wi-Fi hotspots would be the cats pajammas.![]()
Volunteer opportunities there.
- gil - a/k/a Cap'n Justice
Horseshoe Bay, Tx
An interesting article for you wireless wonders appeared in the Seattle paper this morning about the new "Hot Zone" in downtown Spokane. Check it out at:http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/busine...spokane24.html
You can now get free internet access from a 100 block area in downtown Spokane. But for only a couple of hours a day.
Maybe someday it will be more widespread, but this is the largest in the US so far.
-Steve
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WSBMWR
Seattle, WA
An article in this morning's newspaper (http://www.cdapress.com/articles/200...ews/news01.txt) says the city of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho (about 30 miles East of Spokane) is also setting up a downtown wi-fi network. Now, if we could bridge the gap between the two cities...
JetDoc
Western Nevada
2004 K1200LTC (Schwarzer Geist)
2004 Suzuki DL-1000 V-strom
2002 Suzuki Volusia (Hers)