 This is a professional, ubiquity approved, installer approved way to hoist stuff onto a roof. Is it close? Yeah. Oh God, gentle. What? Gentle. Oh God. It's scraping now. Wait, go this way. Go that way, but that's the entrance. Are we going to be backdoor boys today? I mean, aren't you always a backdoor kind of boy? I want to walk down the thing. You guys already know about some of our expansion plans. We've got the lab, which we're going to fill up with testing equipment. But what you guys don't know is that but what you don't know is that our creator warehouse team also needs a new space. Now in a perfect world, we would have gotten another unit in the same building. So we could use our existing infrastructure, but instead we're stuck in another building, which means we could get a new internet connection. That would cost money. But that would cost money. And I already spent it all. Regular money. On this building. Every month. So instead we're going to use air fiber. Oh boy. To share our internet connection from the other building. It's going to be great. With dishes on the roof. Unless it rains. And Ubiquiti claims that we can do up to six gigabit I think. Six gigabit a second. They're not even going to want a crappy, you know, internet connection with fiber here. They got air fiber. And I got this message from our sponsor. Crucial's P5 plus NVMe SSD gives you storage that lasts. And for a limited time, if you buy a P5 plus X6 or X8 SSD on crucial.com, you can get the Guild Wars 2 Heroic Edition bundle for free. So, you can get the Guild Wars 2 Heroic Edition bundle for free. You haven't even seen any of this yet. No, I haven't. They absolutely wired the crap out of it for ethernet. Like, it's crazy. Look at this room. I think there's 70 ethernet ports. It's all cat 5e. That looks fricking amazing. At least we've got a new ethernet port. It's a new ethernet port. It's a new ethernet port. It's a new ethernet port. At least we've got a UPS though, right? Yeah. A little baby one. Technology. Now, how are we getting from here to the roof? It's already been done. You did it already. The leg work is done. The leg work is done. Yeah. Well, let's go. The hard work is done. Except. Well, except the lining of the dishes. The dish is not on the roof yet. Cool. Do you want to see how big the dish is? You already told me. The dish is like bigger than him. Oh no. Oh no. So with the mount, this dish is almost 30 pounds. Oh yeah. That's six gigabit right there. Gorgeous. Doesn't that look glorious? See, look, it is bigger than him. We have some stuff to bring upstairs. Obviously we have to get these up to the roof. I don't really have much of a plan for that other than rope. Yeah, that could possibly be hazardous. No. I think there's a dot or something to line up. Got a more- It's really heavy, Jake. So I'm thinking we just kind of lay it on this foam. Yeah. And then we'll put a little tapey tape. That way when we're pulling it up, the foam kind of protects it from scratching. We don't really have a backup plan because I'm not buying internet for this building separately. It's like 20 paces away. That would be so stupid. It's like 150 bucks a month. If we have any issues, it is going to cost well more than $150 just one time. But it's monthly. Okay. This is forever. This is like a diamond. We allow one issue per month. Yeah. I don't think it's going to leave a residue, Jake. As long as we take it off right away, I guess. Yeah, it should be fine. Okay. It's going to be fine. Oh yeah. Beauty. Okay. I hope we can get that off. Amazing. See, this is what I'm talking about. I don't want to buy new internet when our office is right there. I mean, this seems fine, right? Seems pretty... Up we go. Hey guys. Hi. Oh, there they are. Oh, you got to keep going there, bud. Okay. Okay. Like, do we, if it's just going to start pouring, do we really want to bring this thing up there? I don't know if I know how to tie this well enough, but I'm going to try. I don't think that's going anywhere. You tied it? Oh. I don't like, I don't know how well, but hopefully well enough. Oh God. It's heavy. Okay. That makes sense. If it makes you feel any better, it's probably lighter than the next thing you have to pull up. Okay. Well, this is great. The system works. I really need to tie this well, because if it falls, we don't have another one. Stop looking at me so closely. I don't know what I'm doing. Do you know how to tie a knot, Linus? Hey, can you tell the difference between if it's rain falling on you and if I'm spitting on you? I don't want to find out. Yeah, I found some shmoo. I'm going to drop it. Are you spitting on us? Ew! No, no, I found some, I found some shmoo. I don't want shmoo from the roof. Shmoo's coming in, incoming shmoo. Get your own shmoo. Okay, that thing is fricking heavy, man. This is no joke. Come on, it's 30 pounds. Yeah, it's like stretching the rope. I can feel it. I can feel the rope stretch. Look, they carried cinder blocks up there with this, so. Oh, gosh. Oh, that's actually going surprisingly better than I was expecting. You gotta warn me if anything's going bad. Yeah, don't drop it, eh? Do not want to go over the edge. I would probably die. So, getting my center of gravity real low-like. This is a professional, ubiquity approved, installer approved way to hoist stuff onto a roof. Is it close? Oh, God, gentle. What? Gentle, oh, God. I do not want this wrapped around me. If that thing falls, it could take me over the edge. Don't drop it, whatever you do. Now would be actually the worst time to drop it. I'm just going to get low here. Hey, don't drop it, okay? I hope he has like Andy holding the rope or something. Hey, that's a fresh paint job on the building, okay? Oh, sorry. Oh, God. Come on. Yeah. Yeah, we did it. Heck yeah. Only slightly dangerous. Hello? The logistics buys. Already put. Here you go. These two RJ45s here for us. So these are, my understanding is just for redundancy. And then the stands are real simple-like. We just got four cinder blocks on this little pole buddy here. And that's it. It's a straight shot right to the other building over there. That's great. It just rained a bunch. So this is going to be wet. It's really not ideal. Are they talking to me? Oh, one sec. Kind of in the middle of something. That's fine. You still suck. Oh, God. Okay, what do you want? I was just saying that you suck. Oh my God. Thank you. That was definitely worth interrupting what I was doing. Hey, is your dish mounted? Oh, I didn't think so. I mean, you got me there. Now the problem is on our side, the mount is like sitting on top of the stones. I mean, given how much play there was, even going across the water, which was like three kilometers or four kilometers, I don't think it's going to be an issue. I mean, it like, you know, wiggles a lot. I don't know. I'm just using my butt powers to kind of wiggle away. I'm going to move the rocks. Man, this is so much more fun being able to see what the other team is doing. We've done these long range wifi dish things before, but this is a whole other level of baller, like six freaking gigabit a second over the air. And additionally, this is something we're actually going to be using day to day. Like to be clear, my parents are going to use that thing, but I'm barely going to touch it. And the first one we did was just for like the sake of doing a demo. This is actual critical infrastructure for our company. So let's just, you know, the stakes are a little higher, but that also makes it more fun. Oh, you ever just take your cinder blocks for a walk, David? Is this what working out feels like? Asking for a friend. Holy crap. Yours is like already like on there. What are you waiting for? Look at him. Is that, what's on your head there? Is that a, is that an LTT store beanie? That's too to you. What kind of Canadian are you? Hey Jake, Jake, LTTstore.com. I can actually hear you. What was that? LTTstore.com. Sorry, just one more time. LTTstore.com. Come on. What? You heard me fine, jackass. So look how mint that is. It's a, it's a time saver. Hey, he did send a wrench over. Very nice. If you watched our previous air fiber video, you'll know that we basically just magically lined it up first try. I think it's going to be a little easier this time. I can actually just see him binoculars or not. So I don't actually think we're going to need to get that close on the alignment. I think as long as we're, you know, mostly there, I think it's going to perform well beyond what we need. Now our angle's not quite right, but that's something we can adjust. See right here, these guys right here. I just want to bring it up just a smidge, you know? Okay. So let's bring it up a little bit. Last time we eyeballed these, we actually got them really close. We're going to want this right pretty darn near level. And that looks pretty good to me. Come on. Come on. And this bad boy is the actual brains of the operation. That's the air fiber 60XG. So we've got our indicator lights here. Okay. So five gig, 60 gig. Oh, that's how they're doing these crazy speeds. Power. And then I believe that's just a network transfer indicator and that right there. One for POE in and one for our actual 10 gig signal. That jerk. He'll be, he does stuff like this on purpose, you know, giving me like dish B and stuff like that. I had thought that I needed to remove it in order to plug in, but I don't. So I wish I had just left this attached cause it was pretty easy to put on before. And now it might be a bit more of a challenge. There we go. Awesome. One thing we're going to want to be real careful of as we're plugging in our ethernet cables is one of the easiest ways for moisture to get into our connection would be to drip down the cable. Wrong button. Hey Jake, are we using outdoor rated cable? What do you think of some kind of jump? The black cable that you brought up with you is shielded outdoor rated cable from infinite tables. You fan boy. So in the bag you brought up, there should be a, a surge protector because we're trying to do this so much properly. This is our surge protector right here. I guess it's not directional, just a coupler. Okay, cool. Well that's easy. Okay. This is indoor cable, but what we're going to do is just cram it down here, I guess. Come on. Come on baby. You can do it. There's no way this bend is going to be to spec. Okay. Got my second surge protector here. And the coolest thing about all this is that if this works lab one is right there. So we could totally just have the one internet connection for the main office and be like, internet satellite offices. I'm internet man. Friendly neighborhood internet. Yeah, we didn't anticipate the cat six a and compatibility here. So I bet the cable back to hopefully where it started. And then we're just going to jam these in here for now while we just wait for a new part to arrive. And then hopefully they'll survive until then. I need something that's long enough to get us all the way to those tubes. I don't want any of that indoor rated cable exposed to the elements because it's not rated for it. My side will be done imperfectly. Finally, have a really grounded in the ceiling. So for now, all you're going to need to do is just, I don't know what the f**k that means. Just cut the white cable like pretty short. This is right. There we go. Cool. So theoretically, if I plug that bad boy into the dish, it'll light up them, right? Yeah, but plug it into the port that doesn't have the SFP converter in it, obviously. Where my indicator LED is at? Oh yeah, we got power, baby. I'm going to get a close up. No, no. Heavens no. Not necessary, Andy. Get this in the, stop. Come on, no, don't take me out of here. I want to stay with my friends. You're an inanimate object. No one cares how you feel. It's not great. It's functional. Well, something like that. Make sure that this doesn't accidentally slip out. Come on, come on, Les. There we go. This could stand to be something a little bit more permanent, but this is definitely enough if we get a little bit of rainfall tonight to not explode. That's not bad, hey? Pretty professional install, as long as you don't look too close. Holy s***, David, look it right there, it's that. It says our download is 6.2 gigabit and our upload capacity is 4.3. And this is us just eyeballing it? You were the one who was all like, oh, we should get an internet connection, oh, rain. I mean, come on, what kind of rain, what kind of monsoon could we have to cause a problem between these? Woo! I'm about to find out how fast our fricking YOLO dish install is with no alignment whatsoever. Oh yeah, we could do 2.5 to start. There. Cool. Where's our two and a half gig? All of them. Really? Every single one. Are these new from Ubiquiti? Yes, they're new. So we just exceeded a gigabit per second, like real world over the air. So it's already the same as the fiber. Yeah, as if we had gotten a whole new internet service just for this building. Now you can see. And we haven't even tuned it yet. Okay, well we should definitely do a file transfer and find out if we're just limited by the server on the other side. Here we go. Seriously? You ready, boys? One millisecond ping, boys. We YOLO pointed it and hoped that it was close enough, so this is already way beyond what we were expecting. Woo! Let's do a file test, yeah. Oh God, I'm on a Mac. How do I Mac? Finder. Okay, we have 164 gigabyte file. So I don't know if I have that much space on my Mac. Okay, let's see if it just, do you have right click on your Mac? Oh, of course, are you kidding me? Who doesn't have right click on their Mac? Where the hell do I see the speed? Whoa, that's definitely not slow though. Yeah, it looks to be going about a gigabit still. Give me a sec. Oh, it's dipping a bit. It's probably more like SMB in my laptop going. Okay, so we need to tune it. I think we should adjust the dish a bit. All right. Crap, I forgot my wrench on the ground. I need the wrench to adjust the thing. I'm a bobber. If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball. Here we go, boys. Field goal! Woo! Hey, guess what? That was really stupid. I feel like I called it beforehand. Yeah, see what I mean? You idiots, God damn it. Hey, hey, hey, hey. It wasn't his boss who hit his car with a wrench. It was some other department boss. Let's get this bad boy adjusted. Wait, I didn't even need the fricking wrench. I don't even need the wrench. Yeah, you do. No, you adjust it with the dials. We don't have walkie talkies today. I left it on and the battery's dead. You're just trying to click on the device, right? Yeah. Hey, there we go. Antenna line. Get out of the way of the dish, man. Here we go, boys. So I already messed with my side for like a good 30 minutes. It's really fricking hard to get it to line up, especially right now because it's so fricking windy up here. I don't really see any. It says it's great. Look at your dish and like just see how lined up it is. Play with the dials a bit. Let's just point it down and see what happens. Way worse. All right. Let's bring it back up and see what happens. Okay, so that's worse. So we wanna be somewhere in between, which was pretty much exactly where we were. It might be so close that it really doesn't matter that much maybe. Like it seems pretty straight. Honestly, it just does not feel like what I'm doing is affecting this. Like I'm way off now. I'm sure of it. And the signal is still the same. Jake, I don't feel like anything I'm doing is affecting this. Okay, so we played around with it for a bit and I think we've leveled off at around minus 37, minus 38 on one way and around minus 40 the other. It's hard to say, because she's still tightening it right now and I'm gonna have to tighten mine so it'll move a bit. But I think that's as good as we're gonna be able to get it. Yeah, it's great. I'm walking it off. That's it. I'm done. Well, that didn't make a lick of difference. I guess we're gonna go down and try it again and see what happens. That was totally best thousand bucks I ever spent. All right, now that we're downstairs, I'm looking at the signal progress again for the antenna alignment. Looks like we got about 44 on the local, which is I'm looking at the HQ one. So that's the one at the main office and 38 on the remote, which is 107. Winner winner chicken dinner. It's almost the same as it was before, but. Yeah, it's kind of. Honestly, I consider this a gigantic W if we even get gigabit. Even if we get close to gigabit. Does Mac OS have like a not stupid way to monitor a file transfer? There's like a system monitor or whatever. Unbelievable. 134 megabytes per second. Okay, that's an excessive gigabit. Are you doing stuff right now? Yeah, I'm transferring a file. Oh. Oh yeah, well that's. That's awesome. Yeah, it still says we're at like a gigabit. This is consistently a gigabit more than it was before. So we definitely made it a bit better. Okay, that was the bigger concern for me was if it was gonna be a latency issue. Yeah, it seems to be exactly one gigabit. Perfect. Weird, weirdly exactly one gigabit. Yeah, well no, cause it was more when it was transferring the. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Wait, what? Holy crap. What just happened? Oh my God. It's more than gigabit that way. You wanna upload some videos over here, boys? We were gonna pay $200 a month for this and now we get to pay zero. Well, we weren't gonna get that. We were not gonna get that. That was not gonna happen. I actually think upload is gonna make more of a difference cause when people are saving stuff to the server. Yeah. Okay, I'm super, super happy. Just to see if that three gigabit upload translates into faster transfers to the server, we're gonna do a quick transfer to the test folder. Yeah, it might just be one of those things where it ramps slowly. Well, it's also Samba. Yeah, and it's done. It's like exactly gigabit again. Whatever, I'm thrilled. Just like I'm thrilled with our sponsor, Grammarly. Grammarly is a huge help when you're communicating online, whether it's through emails, Slack or Discord. It is so easy for text communications to be misinterpreted and it can be a huge time block. That's why working professionals use tools like Grammarly. Grammarly is an all-in-one writing tool that helps you with grammar and spelling suggestions. You just have to install the free desktop app, log in and start typing. 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That one was insane. That one was a gong shot. I literally lined it up like magic. Yeah, it was pretty great. You did okay too, but you had an easier target. Hey, I did pretty great, okay? I couldn't see you in the binoculars. I was doing everything I could. I was sweating.