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[91attendees] box and antennas on traffic lights - is this WiFi?

Alexandre Petrescu <alexandre.petrescu@gmail.com> Thu, 13 November 2014 21:45 UTC

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Subject: [91attendees] box and antennas on traffic lights - is this WiFi?
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Hello,

A box hanging off of bar of traffic lights across a pedestrian crossing 
of car lane near Ambassador hotel was noticed this morning (photo 
available upon request).  It's not on the Time Warner Cable Waikiki Free 
WiFi map.

This box features 3 stick antennas making think of 12dBi-gain WiFi 
antennas, and a particular brand printed on the box.

Does anybody know whether this is WiFi?

Alex

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