https://www.verizon.com/home/internet
Similar to T-Mobile Home Internet but a Different Company. )
Similar pricing, etc, use Link above to check your come address
5G cellular standards up to 32MBps
https://www.verizon.com/home/internet
Similar to T-Mobile Home Internet but a Different Company. )
Similar pricing, etc, use Link above to check your come address
5G cellular standards up to 32MBps
This is Elon Musk’s low earth orbiting constellation of thousands of satellites.
To see if it’s available to you fill in your approximate address..
Then, To see then if it can reach you where you live, get the App. from the site above onto your smartphone and use its camera to ‘look’ at the Sky- It will need at least a 100 degree clear sky view in a particular direction.
Not sure of the effects of trees leafing out later if you do this in Winter : )
Surprisingly easy to install, the base equipment as it is currently is a single small rectangular panel about 2′ x 3′ on a single pole.
You use the same App to Aim it.
You can pick up the ground station kit at Best Buy ot order it at the site, currently $600 as of post date and sometimes available refurbished for less – Speeds I have seen average 120MBps– Plenty.
Low Latency- comparable to Cable Internet,
IF you live ‘off grid’ it uses almost 100w of power in operation and more when de icing (!) but can be Turned On and Off with ease and even scheduled. Great design!
https://www.hughesnet.com
Geostationary satellites 22,000+ miles away provide Internet anywhere you have a clear view to the South. This creates latency (delay) issues but visit the site for more info of some workarounds that exist.
Other methods of getting Internet are preferred!
Terrestrial wifi’ (WiSP) local to Nevada County- needs a clear view of hilltops where transmitters are based – site above shows coverage and costs- May require tower use or small disk a few inches across on a pole
and possibly tree-climbing
CAL.NET
Terrestrial WiFi (WISP) AKA long range wireless across large areas of the Central Valley up into some foothills bordering
Nevada County. Chat & 800# are at that web page.
AT&T, the telecom company in our area, stopped selling new DSL Internet Digital Services in October of 2021. This is the Internet service delivered over what was your phone line starting around 2001.
It’s been obvious for some time that AT&T have simply wanted their ‘copper’ digital internet subscribers. especially in our high maintenance low-profit-margin rural areas to Just Go Away.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/wxqvkq/atandts-decision-to-kill-dsl-could-leave-millions-without-broadband
‘copper’ meaning the service was delivered over the original pairs of copper wires originally used for telephone calls.
In urban areas, switching to fiber optic has been easy and yields handsome returns, so they focused on that, not us,
Not So out here. So, they are letting us go.
This was achieved through low priority reponses to support calls, spotty and unreliable service, and indifference to systematic failures. I call that ‘attrition’- We will not dump you just yet, will just become gradually unusable.
The only shining light it the AT&T linemen who are genuinely dedicated and helpful, given the horrible company they work for, some for many years.
Now I believe AT&T propose to end all DSL services in our area and likely nationwide, altogether around June 2022,
I have been unable just yet to site the information other than that provided by couple local repair shops but, it seems credible.
Alternatives. If you live ‘in town’ or even some areas outside the City Limits then Xfinity/Comcast Cable works well when you wade past some of the most disliked corporations in America.
(Full Disclosure- I install these systems for clients)
Their service, I grudgingly admit, is fast & reliable but their billing often gets screwed up and their support can be hopeless at best. However– again– their Linemen (And I guess Linewomen?) save the day with their dedication to the cause of getting things up and running– IF the Dispatch System does not screw up,
which nearly always happens!
Alternatives?
Terrestrial Wifi: Signals are sent up to 10 miles over the ground with little or not latency, BUT you must be with line of sight, at least from the top of something near your property, of their transmitter.
http://www.smarterbroadband.com
http://www.digitalpath.net
Starlink.Com : Elon Musk’s Low Earth Orbit Satellite Internet.
Little or no latency- NOT to be confused with Hughes.Net Satellite Internet
MIFI: Or, Internet over Cell Service-
“Verizon Local” using 5G again aimed at urban areas may make it out here but it not yet a Reality.
ATT/Verizon/Sprint Internet over cell net
.. TBA– Continued.
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