[MLB-WIRELESS] MW event day?

rick mibz at optushome.com.au
Wed Mar 31 10:07:08 EST 2004


ok basically we ONLY use our own ap's
the ssid will be set to for example P59D07

which means Page 59 grid reference D 7

then you drive to that area and look for the ap there which will take you 2
the next point


and so on, this isn't a original idea, NZwireless did it first, I just
thought melbwireless might enjoy some fun


rick

-----Original Message-----
From: Tony Langdon (ATC) [mailto:tlangdon at atctraining.com.au]
Sent: Wednesday, 31 March 2004 9:59 AM
To: 'rick'; Melb Wireless
Subject: RE: [MLB-WIRELESS] MW event day?


> if we ran a war driving/foxhunt day where we had cars of 2+
> people in it
> driving around Melbourne going from access point to get the midways
> reference to the next AP sort of event, where a team win a
> (small) prize and
> there's a bbq at the end, many/any people interested in this
> kind of thing?

Well, this idea has potential, and there's a number of ways it could be
done.  Personally, I think it's probably best if we use our own APs or
"public" APs such as those of MW members.

There's also scope for foot events in the larger parks as well.

If you want to pursue this further, I'd be happy to be involved in a "WiFI
Sport" working group (hmm, see you on the wiki?), as I could borrow ideas
from foxhunting, ARDF and orienteering to help us come up with interesting
competitive events.
>
> I just figure with winter creeping up this would be a event
> we could run
> will being in the safety of our cars

Yes, "WiFi foxhunts" would be a good choice for winter.
>
> also could gain some prestige for teams from particular
> regional groups
>
> could also invite MLUG and the other Linux people and any
> other melb pc
> groups
>
> if your interested send me a email

Count me in.  I'll setup a WG on the wiki.  Look for WGWiFiSport :-)



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