S.S.P

The Salvage Server Project (SSP) has been developed to assist those who want to get more 'technical' with their equipment. In particular, it concentrates on the use of recycled electrical equipment in support of community-based projects. Whilst it began with an emphasis on reclaiming computer equipment (hence, salvage(ed) server) it now looks at "trash technology" in the broadest sense, as well as incorporating issues such as electronics, engineering, and building renewable energy systems to provide mobile power sources.

The Salvage Server Project works erratically – producing information as events take place or as individual development projects are completed. This is because everyone involved is a volunteer, and has to fit work for the SSP alongside their other commitments.

• Publications & Downloads
  Publications and report from the Salvage Server Project.
  
  
• Future Events
  The Free Range Network's events programme.
  
  
• The Container
  Reports from a computer recycling project in Jamaica, 2003.
  
  
• Tech2
  Journal from the Tech2 festival, 2002 (part of the CLTC Project –
  before the SSP was established).