So how many people out there actually have a dish? Since we are getting
closer to prime time, I'm getting nervous about feed stability again! I
pinged some old feeds of mine from back when I was a professor (yes, I've
moved to the dark side awhile ago lol), and they are no more.
Essentially I have redundant dishes X miles apart, so my feeds are of course
normally stable, but we all know how often the unknown occurs, so I'm
looking for people willing to be a redundant backup feed. For those
unfamiliar, if a NOAAPort Dish is the primary feed, backup feeds have very
minimal loads, unless of course needed. I am of course willing to be a
redundant feed to anyone doing the same, and my relays are directly on the
Hurricane Electric backbone, so hops will be minimal, and bandwidth is high
So if you would like a strong backup, and can provide the same, please send
me a ping!
Merry Spring! (almost)
Cheers,
--patrick
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Patrick L. Francis
Vice President of Research & Development
Aeris Weather
http://aerisweather.com/
http://modelweather.com/
http://facebook.com/wxprofessor/
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