Hello

I agree with Mr. Tajbakhsh. It's a little bit difficult to distribute probes without power supply and specially a catalog. Also There is no centralized and updated information, presentation, catalog in ripe atlas website. 
Yesterday I was searching for a presentation about RIPE Atlas but there were a few and all of them were not update.
volunteers have to pay about 6$ to the post office and about 2$ for the power supply and also 2$ per month for bandwidth, they need to know what do they get in return. 

On Fri, Dec 25, 2015 at 12:54 AM, M. Tajbakhsh <tajbakhsh@shirazu.ac.ir> wrote:
Dear Roderick,

That was a really sweet reply! Gave me some good moments.
I am both a network zealot and an engineer.
I believe I can do many things (including hardware hacks & surgery) to bring my probe into life. :)

I was writing on behalf of my probe hosts. I doubt e-bay delivers to Iran.
Thanks for your comment and the useful link anyways.

Keep in touch.
M. Tajbakhsh​

Lecturer, Advisor, Network & Security Expert

On Fri, 12/25/2015 11:56 AM, Roderick <roderick.fanou@imdea.org> wrote:
Instead of a free USB port, you can also plug the cable in a converter USB to power. 


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