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- 09-19-2009 09:55 PM #1
Finding a wireless ISP
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Hi folks, can anyone recommend a website that has CURRENT info on where to find a wireless ISP in my area most isp locator sites has very old info. I don't want satellite internet due to costs.
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Bob Grafton NH
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- 09-20-2009 08:25 AM #2
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Bob,
See if you can find a wholesale ISP or microwave provider in your area. They may offer microwave WISP service. That's how I found a WISP in Blaine. As it turns out I can't use them because of trees. Remember if you need a directional antenna, your look angle for a WISP is probably going to be about "1".
After I found the company, I also noticed that they have little signs on fence posts in my area. So it may be worthwhile to just drive around in your area.
A WISP may or may not be cheaper than satellite. I pay about $45 for Clearwire in Seattle. I pay about $90 for HughesNet in Blaine. The WISP in Blaine wants $100.
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- 09-20-2009 03:02 PM #3
The local phone book may be your best bet, because I know that
Directory
isn't very current. Unfortunately, there is no single agency that oversees or represets WISPs on a national level so it's hard to find accurate information.
Another good suggestion is what bradleys said, and that would be to drive around your area looking for signs or antennas/dishes on homes that look like they may be for a WISP.
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Thanks for the info folks I guess unfortunately the closest WISP is in Lebanon NH about 25 miles away and they don't cover Grafton. They was talk of a company here in Grafton that was going to start a WISP within a month or so but have'nt been able to find any info on them. Oh well I'll just have to keep dreaming.
- 09-20-2009 03:54 PM #6
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- 09-20-2009 06:20 PM #7
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- 09-23-2009 03:50 PM #8
Starband just started a new service level that is $49.99/mo. Gotta have a LOS to 121w though.
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Starband in Eastern Maine
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- 09-23-2009 11:55 PM #9
What is the advantage of Starband over WildBlue and HughesNet?
- 09-24-2009 01:11 PM #10The single word "your" is not the contraction of "you are"!!
Starband in Eastern Maine
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