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From what I can see, it checks window.XMLHttpRequest and if that fails, it uses ActiveXObject('Microsoft.XMLHTTP').

I checked it and it does work in Firefox.

Lameness filter got me. Here is a link.

I have done a weather balloon project myself. Sounds like what you wish to do is a zero pressure balloon. You will need to read FAR-101 for regulations regarding free unmanned balloons.

My friend Bill Brown (WB8ELK) has flown more than 200 balloons and has had great success of long term flights with balloons that simply have a pinholes poked in them. One he launched in Alabama a few years ago flew all night and was last heard off the coast of Nova Scotia.

802.11 balloons are so two months ago.

Just kidding. We had a few problems, but hope to do better next time. I have done the math this time and know what is needed to make it happen.

This is our amateur radio repeater that uses VoIP to link to other repeaters around the world. The link is 802.11b

Here is the AP that provides access.

Nothing special to do a 1000' link. Just a parabolic grid antenna on the client side.

Here are some parabolic grid antennas.

This is our amateur radio repeater that uses VoIP to link to other repeaters around the world. The link is 802.11b

Here is the AP that provides access.

Nothing special to do a 1000' link. Just a parabolic grid antenna on the client side.

Here are some parabolic grid antennas.

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If you have the source code from FM while it was down, please email it to me, Thanks!!!! fatboy@groovin.net