


Wireless Internet Service provides high-speed access to the internet without reliance on a phone line. Similar to a radio signal, data is transmitted to and from your computer using antennas. You do not have to wait for your modem to dial up. Just open your internet browser, and you're quickly connected.
You should use this technology if you want or need reliable high speed internet access.
No. Rather than communication from one antenna to another with several feet or a few miles, such as wireless internet service, satellite service bounces a signal out of the atmosphere to an orbiting satellite and then back to a central location. With satellite service, weather can become an issue, as can the sheer distance the signal has to travel.
1M upload and download.
| An antenna mounted outdoors for long distance communication to send the wireless signal. | |
| 100 feet of cable to connect the antenna to the computer. |
In most cases, the system's transmitter will emit less power than a cellular telephone. Antennas are usually installed at least 12 feet above the ground.
Yes, Information traveling from your computer to our first tower is encrypted using industry standard methods. Once your information arrives at our tower, the data is encrypted using secure proprietary technology; however, for added security, a customer may choose to secure the router from within
their home/office.
A line-of-site is almost always needed for the connection. Although normal weather conditions such as rain and lightning are not an issue, obstructions such as buildings, trees or hills can affect service if an antenna isn't installed high enough. Distance can also affect service. Some customers can receive service from as far as nine miles away.
Up to five.
Yes, for an additional fee.
Just call 866-620-3725 or fill out one of the contact forms on this website. Our friendly, professional installation crew will take care of installing everything for you. All you need is a computer with an Ethernet card. If you don't have an Ethernet card, they're available at an additional cost.



