The summary is:
The video is about setting up a wireless internet connection across the water using a 60 gigahertz dish/radio system from Ubiquiti. The video shows the challenges and successes of mounting, aligning and testing the equipment on both sides of the link. The video also features a sponsor segment for KiwiCo, a subscription service that provides hands-on projects for kids. The video ends with a comparison to a previous attempt and a recommendation to watch it.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker tries to set up a wireless internet connection across the water using a dish/radio system from Ubiquiti.
2. The speaker's parents have a new cabin that is off-grid and needs internet access from the mainland.
3. The speaker uses an airFiber 60 LR device that can send a 60 gigahertz beam up to one gigabit per second over a distance of up to 12 kilometers.
4. The speaker has to align the dish with a viewfinder and adjust it by fractions of a degree to get a clear signal.
5. The speaker tests the connection using an LTE puck as a router and achieves speeds of over 900 megabit per second in both directions with one millisecond ping.
6. The speaker is sponsored by KiwiCo, a monthly subscription service that offers hands-on projects for kids to learn about steam topics.