Bay Area Backbone

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The Bay Area Backbone Project is building solid, fast, links between major high sites in the Bay Area, which in turn supports a more stable mesh network. Backbone sites are permanent locations, not dependent on amateur radio operators' homes or difficult to access places.

Fish Ranch / ORCA

San Bruno Mountain

Status: Equipment installed. Not powered.

Connection: Non-AREDN, airFiber 5 GHz.

Notes: There's some question as to whether the Fish Ranch/ORCA part of this is actually installed.

San Bruno Mountain

Fish Ranch / ORCA

Status: Equipment installed. Not powered.

Connection: airFiber 5 GHz.

Black Mountain

Status: Proposed

Fire Station 8

Status: Proposed

CCCC

Mount Diablo

Status: Equipment installed. Intermittent active state.

Connection: Non-AREDN, airFiber 3 GHz.

Note: Connection bounces up and down (June 13th, 2022). The current problem is believed to be a poor power supply at this end and the aim is to replace it soon. Connects via DtD over non-AREDN radio.

Richmond Field Station

Status: Equipment installed, Active.

Connection: Non-Ham, 5 Ghz AC gen2, unknown equipment.

Notes: Connects via DtD over non-AREDN radios, so appears as a wire connection AREDN, even though it isn't.

Mount Diablo

CCCC

Status: Equipment installed. Intermittent active state.

Connection: Non-AREDN, airFiber 3 GHz.

Note: Connection bounces up and down (June 13th, 2022). Connects via DtD over non-AREDN radio.

Richmond Field Station (RFS)

CCCC

Status: Equipment installed, Active.

Connection: Non-AREDN, 5 Ghz AC gen2, unknown equipment.

Notes: Connects via DtD over non-AREDN radio.

Black Mountain

San Bruno Mountain

Status: Proposed

Fire Station 8

San Bruno Mountain

Status: Proposed

San Rafael