Lowtech Graph lists low-tech options for every need of a home. Here you can compare them, find tutorials to build them, and link them together into a circular system. Why low-tech?

Everyday connectivity

The connection used every day, for work, school and paperwork that no longer exists on paper. In the countryside the choice is made by what actually reaches the site. The options differ in what carries the signal, in how much power they draw, and in what they cost each month.

Solutions

• Fixed broadband / fibre connection: A fixed internet line to the house, by fibre or cable. It gives the fastest and steadiest connection where it is available. It depends on the network reaching t
• Cellular router: A box that connects to the mobile phone network and shares the connection by wifi. It brings internet where no fibre or cable reaches. It depends on good mobile
• Satellite internet terminal: A dish that connects to internet satellites passing low overhead. It works almost anywhere with a clear view of the sky, without fibre or mobile coverage, so it