aiConnect
Welcome to your aiConnect System.
This aiConnect device needs to be plugged in to your StarLink Router directly.
You have two ports on your StarLink Router, we want to use one of them for aiConnect, and the other one you will use for your internal network.
Starlink at your YWAM location with an aiConnect Firewall.

public access
If you want to provide public access some distance from where the StarLink router is located, you can run a Cat6 cable to that location, provided it is not more than 75 meters.
We strongly recommend that you only share your StarLink WiFi password with authorized staff.
The aiConnect wifi is designed for public use.

Wifi
Once you have aiConnect connected to your StarLink router via the supplied cable, plug in the power and turn on the aiConnect.
You should now see a new Wifi access point on your phone.
The name of the WiFi is aiConnect, which you can change to your base’s name if you want.
The password to get in is 0nlyJesus, where the 0 is a zero.

Resources
You can now go to http://basename.ywam.life and you will see the website for your base on your aiConnect.
Books will be under http://basename.ywam.life/books
Audio will be under http://basename.ywam.life/audio
Video will be under http://basename.ywam.life/video
You can have a calendar of upcoming events for your base under http://basename.ywam.life/events
How to Download.
When people are visiting your base and they connect to the aiConnect Wifi, when they go to http://basename.ywam.life/video, or one of the other links, they will see icons of videos they can watch or download to watch later.
All videos, books and audios on your website are confirmed copyright free, or we have obtained the rights to put these files on your server.
Before moving to Hawaii, I was involved in providing filtered internet access to Schools in New Zealand.
I have a project underway to maximize Starlink for your Base with a small NAS Firewall.

The firewall
Provide free Internet Access to people who visit your base.
The Firewall sits between your Starlink and your Public Access.
- Filtered Public Access internet.
- Keep the nasties out.
- Isolated Public Access.
- People cannot see each other’s phones or computers, even though they are on the same Wi-Fi.
- Your internal Base network is separate from this Public Access network.
- Rate Limited.
- The Public Access only gets 20% of your speed, 80% is still available to the internal Base network.

Wifi
On this public access network, the Firewall is also Cloud storage.
Your base can have a local website with content people can download to their phone to view and listen to when they are offline.
This content does not eat into any data cap you have with Starlink.
- Have the Jesus Video available in all the languages of your country.
- Have a Digital Copy of the Bible in your languages.
- Host the audio of the Bible in your languages.
- What other content do yu know about that could be hosted on your own internal website.

THE GREAT COMMISSION
Gutenberg revolution the world with the printing press.
Babbage invented the computer before it ever could be built.
In Starlink these two things are combined.
Online Classes
We are interested in democratizing learning.
How do we empower the 3/4 world to have access to learning that is so available to us, the 1/4 world?
Who is already the next Newton, Gutenberg, Babbage, Kelvin? Just needing the fire of knowledge to get them going?

ONLINE CLASSES
Pedang to the Philippines.
Kona to Rewanda.
SBS, DBS, R&R, Comms, Coding.
Teachers and Technictions.

STARLINK
We will need your help to partner with us in this new technology.
For the hardware.
For the subscription.

THE GREAT COMMISSION
Gutenberg revolution the world with the printing press.
Babbage invented the computer before it ever could be built.
In Starlink these two things are combined.
Tony & Christine Arcus
We work on the Kona Campus with LETS, Life Empowering Technology & Science.
We run a business ainet.biz, that does Web Hosting, Linux Servers, Forensics, and Repairs.
If you have a website that needs refreshing, rescuing, or relocation, please contact us.
tony@ainet.biz
Lindsay Laidlaw
Hey I’m Lindsay!
I’ve been crafting websites for over ten years. I work with ministries and businesses to have a clear and professional online presence.
I joined YWAM in 2016. After three years in Honolulu, I have continued work throughout South East Asia.
LindsayLaidlaw.com
Lindsay@LindsayLaidlaw.com
Calvin Hanson
I help create authentic branding for businesses and nonprofits (and many YWAM ministries). I also design and build custom WordPress websites. Almost anything media and communication is up my alley
I did my original DTS in 2009 and staffed a few schools, led a team for 2 years to Spain, and have worked in and out of YWAM bases since then. We are currently looking to move back to Spain in the near future.
cthans@gmail.com
+1-864-365-6460
calvinhanson.com
@calvinhanson
David Hewitt
Running https://asianref.org with over 100 students from over ten different countries and cultures, across multiple time zone.
Karen Johnson
We would like to hear from you to partner with you.
Give us a brief Tech bio, your address and email and we willput your pin on the map.
Email address
tonyarcus@uofnkona.edu
What does the Cyber Mountain look like?
We understand that Government, Entertainment, Business, Religion are important sphere, but what if the Cybersphere becomes the glue that holds them all together. What if that has already happened?
How do we help about half the world that has no or little access to this sphere?
How do we build systems, today, that help people to thrive, to help people escape the narcissistic nature of Social Media?
How do we reconnect the generation?
Get out into the big blue room?
Starlink at your YWAM location.
Before moving to Hawaii, I was involved in providing filtered internet access to Schools in New Zealand.
I have a project underway to maximize Starlink for your Base with a small NAS Firewall.

The firewall
Provide free Internet Access to people who visit your base.
The Firewall sits between your Starlink and your Public Access.
- Filtered Public Access internet.
- Keep the nasties out.
- Isolated Public Access.
- People cannot see each other’s phones or computers, even though they are on the same Wi-Fi.
- Your internal Base network is separate from this Public Access network.
- Rate Limited.
- The Public Access only gets 20% of your speed, 80% is still available to the internal Base network.

Wifi
On this public access network, the Firewall is also Cloud storage.
Your base can have a local website with content people can download to their phone to view and listen to when they are offline.
This content does not eat into any data cap you have with Starlink.
- Have the Jesus Video available in all the languages of your country.
- Have a Digital Copy of the Bible in your languages.
- Host the audio of the Bible in your languages.
- What other content do yu know about that could be hosted on your own internal website.

THE GREAT COMMISSION
Gutenberg revolution the world with the printing press.
Babbage invented the computer before it ever could be built.
In Starlink these two things are combined.
Online Classes
We are interested in democratizing learning.
How do we empower the 3/4 world to have access to learning that is so available to us, the 1/4 world?
Who is already the next Newton, Gutenberg, Babbage, Kelvin? Just needing the fire of knowledge to get them going?

ONLINE CLASSES
Pedang to the Philippines.
Kona to Rewanda.
SBS, DBS, R&R, Comms, Coding.
Teachers and Technictions.

STARLINK
We will need your help to partner with us in this new technology.
For the hardware.
For the subscription.

THE GREAT COMMISSION
Gutenberg revolution the world with the printing press.
Babbage invented the computer before it ever could be built.
In Starlink these two things are combined.
What is the goal?
It is easy to say we want to run online classes, but how do you link the parts together. What parts do you need to have. How will you mange the edge cases for when things do not go as supposed.

SYNCHRONOUS
Local & Remote.
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Learning in real-time, either live or remotely.
These people get to sit in a classroom, in a remote classroom in another country, or just in their home.
They view the lecture live, they can intact with the lecturer and fellow classmates.
A good lecturer will have preset interactive online activities so even the remote people who are by themselves feel involved.
ASYNCHRONOUS
Remote.
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This for students that are not in real-time.
They can be anywhere in the world, and follow the lectures after they have happened. They still get to interact with the class as much as their time zone allows. And as much as the lecturer makes their class interactive.
24/7 Availability
One on one coaches.
+ Details
With coaches in different time zones, locations that might have several students, people learning independently. Google Classroom gives you the ability to have a 24/7 classroom.
COSTS
Can be location based.
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The cost of the class would depend on the location it is being taken.
Equally, how you take the course will determine what credits area available.
From local in person, with housing, all the way to remote asynchronous course audit only.
What we think the parts are
There is a hunger from people that want to learn. We have people that want to impart what they already know. There are people that can run the classroom side of the school.
We need the skills and people to connect them all together.
- Are you a leader of a school that wants to go online?
- Are you a student that wants to learn online?
- Are you a geek? Do you want to learn how to stage a Google Classroom, setup up an OBS recording desk, manage the Google Meet or Zoom, record, and distribute the lecture for the asynchronous learner?
- Are you a geek traveler? Want to learn how to deploy Starlink base stations?
- Are you a mentor, wanting to provide one on one distance learning support?

The Cost of Starlink in Hawaii.
Starlink Termianal
Base station- Dish
- Power Supply
- Roof mounting unit
- Wifi Router
- Cabling
Starlink subscription
Subscription- Available in over 110 Countries.
- Speeds 100-200MB
- Latency 40-70ms
- Unlimited Data