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In my case as I am advanced BETA tester I have 2 different 9000 systems. One is the standard DSS 9000, the other with different SAN & classified beyond that. I can say that when I moved I did need an installer here for regular 9000 to do the GPS/Pointing but for the other I was able to abort...

Hughes already has an Adobe AIR based real time usage meter that sits in your system tray. It provides the percent left of daily FAP MB allowance. It auto checks with the terminals system control center every 60 seconds to update info. If FAP is exceeded you can visit the service tools link...

Exactly which is why I was referring to the various bands, that operate from various sats. It's well known that overselling causes reductions in bandwidth and performance in virtually ISPs including cable and dsl. Wildblue ad of now is oversold and not accepting customers in various area, thus...

Wouldn't be able to tell as their ka operates just like ku- slow, unreliable and oversubscribed.

I have HughesNet I checked out both considerably and have a family member on the other end of town who has wildblue. Simply put, wildblue speed and latency, FAP, convience, and reliability is no where near Hughes, This may be due to I am on the Hughes HN9000 platform that operates KA...

Forgot to also mention that the cost varies between 150-300 with the price set by installer separate from hughes, as Hughes will repeatedly point out. It cost me $199.99

I am a Beta tester and I also recently moved or relocated an HN9000 system. You must have a relocation authorization or the commissioning will fail when attempted key registration. I let the installer hook up the main 9000 and my other beta 9000 I did myself, actually it's very simple. You can...