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An major oil drilling company was recently contracted to drill for a small private oil company in Oklahoma City, OK. As soon as he started drilling, he was approached by the client who now wanted to remotely view everything that the driller was doing aboard the oil rig. This caught the driller unaware since he had no previous knowledge that his customer was going to require remote video surveillance. They had to expeditiously and economically find a solution.

They required equipment that was to be used to send two video feeds from an oil drilling rig cabin to the clients office trailer approximately 300 feet apart. Each video feed was to supply the client with numerous views of equipment throughout the drilling rig. The original video was fed into the drilling cabin from eight cameras located throughout the rig which displayed via two monitors in the drilling cabin for the driller to view equipment he normally could not see from his view. Required equipment that could withstand the very rugged environment & potential RF interference from numerous other radios.

However, several challenges existed from the get go. The target locations which they wanted to monitor were about two miles from the command post. In addition to this, all the monitoring had to be real time for agents at the command post and near-real-time for remote users who could be anywhere across the country.

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Up North Productions Inc. was interested to obtain an economical, reliable and high performance temporary WiFi hotspot and LAN network for their upcoming production. The WiFi hotspot was to cover various zones in the sprawling 5 acre fairground and campsite and to enable Internet connectivity of various ATM, Ticket Scanners, vendor booths & box offices at several venue entrances as well office equipment. The three day music and arts festival approximately was expected to attract five thousand attendees.

The two main challenges that RfWeL faced were how to economically & reliably backhaul the wireless network with enough speed for a good Internet experience and seamless gate & box office operations and how to cover such a large area with a reliable temporary setup with zero downtime and little management from the single on-site technician stationed at the event ...

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East Valley Business Expo, a partnership of Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa & Tempe Arizona chamber of commerce was interested to setup a reliable complimentary WiFi hotspot for their annual expos. The temporary wireless network was to cover entire Mesa convention center and was to be free for attendees with authentication. From our success and learning in 2007's expo RfWeL made significant modifications to 2008's system.

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Entegrity wind systems was interested in a solution to provide remote real-time data acquisition and control to wind turbines across the country. Working in close partnership with Apterra Technologies, LLC a leading provider of software and systems for remote windfarm management, RfWeL developed various solutions to backhaul RTU data and allow remote access to turbines reliably and cost-effectively.

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When the Radisson Poco Diablo Hotel in beautiful Sedona Arizona were in the process of renovating their 138 room hotel to include quality resort amenities they turned to RfWeL to provide self-controlled wireless thermostats and receivers to guarantee that guest comfort level was extremely pleasant. With careful equipment selection & RF sub-channel selection their chief engineer was able to economically and rapidly implement a feature that provides their Hotel a key differentiating amenity.

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A large privately held non-bank owned Mortgage Company approached us early one Friday afternoon to provide remote wireless Internet solutions to several new branches under construction in rural markets across the U.S. Many of these locations were well past their grand opening and for many the deadlines were rapidly approaching. T1 roll outs were in weeks to months! By monday afternoon RfWeL had enabled basic Internet in 5 locations and with a few tweaks had VPN and advanced networking features available end of day monday. By the end of week all locations within several miles of a cellular tower offering 3G data service were lit up. By the careful selection of cellular carrier, antenna, antenna orientation, amplifiers and enterprise-class multi-wan routers we were able to create a highly redundant, highly scaleable and high speed network that clearly wowed and eased the worry of edgy management.