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Personally, I work hard, do my job. Pros You are provided a company vehicle with fuel card and all the tools necessary for the job. What are people discussing at Grid One Solutions? Top questions about Grid One Solutions What is the sick leave policy like? How many sick days do you get per year? What do employees say about Grid One Solutions's culture and work-life balance? Great company, personally did not fit with my life.
I am working on learning about Abuntu which a a wifi pick signal for up to 6 miles or so. You better get a big chunk of this dream done before children or you are screwed. Maximizing your efforts on social media is a different story though and we have some tips and tricks that hopefully we can share. Honestly you should just link to the local company, they would probably appreciate it. I came here for a how-to … not a journal entry.
Worked on a few contracts with Grid One Solutions and had my run with a horrible boss who is no longer with the company. My last boss was great to work with and was very understanding and approachable. He never asked questions regarding personal life if I had to take care of something outside of work as long as when I was at I was doing my job. Culture is very family and safety oriented as they take pride in their safety record.
We moved from Oregon Medford which you may know if you read some other posts. I think slowly developing your land while you escape the rat race is a great idea.
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We plan on doing some courses on blogging for people that wish to document their journey as well, or people that want to make money online while homesteading… social media is pretty easy to set up. Maximizing your efforts on social media is a different story though and we have some tips and tricks that hopefully we can share.
This is so great!
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Congrats on the internet. Looking forward on the next blog or video about it. Would be awesome if you can share also some technical stuff as this interest me. Maybe do a review later on after few months? I heard that there is an issue with latency with satellite net. Let us know your experience. Hopefully we can share some technical stuff soon! So far so good and the 1MB is working just fine for our needs! I really enjoy following your progress. You are a year ahead of us! We have 5 acres east of Yakima, with a well. Very interested in how you connected to the internet. Are you going to share your setup with us?
We will share our internet setup. We were 17 months without phone, power or internet when we first bought our property. Our first step was putting in a watt solar array, and then we got satellite internet. We still need to ration it, but at least I can blog and keep up on things now.
We still need to do a post on our internet set up. We may invest in a solar setup in but nothing is certain yet. Do you have a timeframe when you may have a post specially on your off the grid internet solution? Hey Michael… no time frame on that post. It is one of the most-requested blog posts so maybe I can make it happen sooner rather than later! I just think it is awesome in what you are doing. I have been very fortunate to live on 40 acres at the base of Mt. Kit Carson in the Spokane,WA area.
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There is one well, a barn, couple of sheds, and a shop. Also a good garden area and about 15 fruit trees planted. I am very interested in making it possible to work the property and to be able to generate income during those unworkable outside months of the winter.
Would you be so inclined as to direct me to what you are calling your online business and share more about that?
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I am very excited for you as well as others making this happen. Thanks so much for sharing. I have just purchased 36 ac in NE Arizona. There is nothing on the property and I will be starting from scratch next spring. I have a Live-In Quarters horse trailer and will be taking that up.
I would love to know how you did it. I love your blog and videos…will be following closely Kat. I also have enjoyed the videos and blog posts. You mentioned that your internet is 1MB MegaByte.
I currently use a hot spot but covergae can be sketchy — depending on where you are. We hope to do a video in the next couple of weeks about our specific setup. So far coverage is pretty good but it does get slow at random times and we have had half a day of outage so far. We hope to write a post on the full setup but have been slammed daily with something or another!!
I came here for a how-to … not a journal entry. How did you install your internet connection … otherwise this was a waste of my precious time. I am working on learning about Abuntu which a a wifi pick signal for up to 6 miles or so. SOmething to research if in your area. I am still researching to bring it to my off the grid vacation in upstate NY. I would like to know what kinds of setup you are using. Seems to have been in for 8 months or so. There is no make or model… we go through a wireless internet provider.
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Similar to Clearwire maybe? Thanks for the reminder! I read several of your posts and many are wondering about your off the grid internet. How do you not know what you use? Are you afraid to post it in your blog?
If its something that others can use why not just share? You keep saying few more weeks but as I read through your blogs, you are not saying anything for the past 8 months. So do you have an internet that works on your property or not? If yes, how did you connect it to a wireless provider? You can get free wifi if you have a connection. I am working on something that will do that but am still wondering if it will work?
We have a wireless provider but they are local and unique to our area so we prefer not to disclose the exact company. Our provider has a tower on a mountain where they must pick up a signal I think from a larger internet provider and we have a receiver-type unit mounted high up in a tree where we can pickup the signal via line of sight.
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We run some cable from that receiver up and over a hill to our cabin where we hook it into a wireless router. If you find a free solution, please document it and let us know!
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Interesting but it would have been nice to get more details on the internet. What company, speeds, limits… etc etc.