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Re: What is your speed, service price, and location and ISP?

Can go to lowes and have a custom cable made to length or you can buy one that is up to 100' long already made if it is a regular network cable.
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HughesNet small buissness $99 package / AMC9,83west/990Mhz./.98 dish/2 watt radio/HN7000s modem/ 4 computers on a linksy's wired network

Hi all,

New user of a couple weeks.

Speed: 1.5 Mbs burstable, 2500/2000 average
Price: 54.95
Location NW North Dakota
Provider Invisimax out of Warren Mn, great service no complaints at all.

Alltel PC5750 Air Card
No contract Rev O 59.99 monthly


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Alltel Data PC5750|PP-G16 1230 99 W|HN7000S Suspended| Vista|

TierOne Networks ( »www.tocn.com )

Location / Availablility: In and around Red Oak and Waxahachie Texas 75154

Advertised High Speed Wireless Networking pacakges:
3 Meg plan for $39.99
5 Meg plan for $49.99

Installation: $139.99
Optional Wireless Netgear Router (plus setup): $60.00

Pros: Actually produce advertised speeds! Installation within 72 hours. Uploads speeds are not throttled. Average latency well under required for VOIP and XBOX Live. I am 6 miles from a tower with a NLOS (Non line-of-site) connection too. 24/7 365 Technical support 800 number with local technician shops for quick responses to problems.

Cons: No cons could be thought of.....

Results of my 5 meg plan..:
8/23/2007 17:45:43 PM CDT
DL: 4712 kb/s
UL: 5175 kb/s
Average Latency over 200 seconds: 28ms
Server: TierOne Networks Server
OS: Windows XP Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; .NET CLR 1.0.3705; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; Media Center PC 4.0; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; InfoPath.2)

Location is in the Country Citrus Co. Florida

Service Sprint Mobile Broadband

Advertised speeds Average download speeds of 600 kbps - 1.4 Mbps
Average upload speeds of 350 - 500 kbps.

Modem is a AC595U by Sierra Wireless EV-DO Revision A.

Antenna 14 element yagi at 50 foot on a tower.

Cable is 60 foot of LMR-600 Cable

Price $59.95 a month "TOO MUCH"

But there's no DSL, cable or even decent dial-up
within 6-8 miles of my location.
Speed vary way too much of my liking.

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Dave


Sprint Mobile Broadband, Sierra Aircard 595U
Home Page:»www.fastnow.net/w4dra/

Woops. Sorry about that one. That was supposed to be a new post and it looks like I replied to the previous post. My bad.

Tim

Re: What is your speed, service price, and location and ISP?

this is for my office, approximately 65 a month but installation of my BTU was close to 200 dollars. no equipment fees since I provided my own, but the equipment costs me nearly 300 4 years ago when it was first purchased.

location wewoka,oklahoma
wisp rsi broadband
speeds 400k down 250 upload

i play xbox live with it and get hardly any lag my gamertag is slipknot0129
also my wisp is about to upgrade i hope it gets faster for me
"We have grown to over 400 Internet customers,” Crelia said. "We have recently outgrown the bank of T1 lines that feed our Internet from AT&T and are eagerly awaiting a new Fiber Optic DS3 feed with three times more capacity to be installed on Nov. 27.”

WISP: ECS IS(Local Only)
Location: Northwest TN
Advertised Speed(my plan): 2MB down / 512KB up.
Price: 59.95/month can go to 3MB down / 512KB up for 10 dollars more a month, but don't see a need to.
Includes: 3 email accounts, home page hosting(not that good), static IP.
Distance from tower: 1/4 mile, line of site, signal was 100/100 on 2.4 GHZ(Canopy), so yeah im close..

Speedtest:
:::.. Download Stats ..:::
Download Connection is:: 1837 Kbps about 1.8 Mbps (tested with 2992 kB)
Download Speed is:: 224 kB/s
Tested From:: »testmy.net/ (Main)
Test Time:: 2007/11/01 - 9:11pm
Bottom Line:: 32X faster than 56K 1MB Download in 4.57 sec
Tested from a 2992 kB file and took 13.345 seconds to complete
Download Diagnosis:: Awesome! 20% + : 29 % faster than the average for host (ecsis.net)
D-Validation Link:: »testmy.net/stats/id-EHT2F7M89
User Agent:: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.8.1.6) Gecko/20061201 Firefox/2.0.0.6 (Ubuntu-feisty) [!]

Pings are pretty good, not as good as some, they range around 30-100ms for games. Its a reliable connection, during peak times I usally don't get under 1.4MB down, which is very nice coming from HughesNet.

Overall: Fast Enough Speeds(for me), No FAP(dl limit), pings are good, great support.

EDIT: I noticed alot of people where using SpeedTest.Net, and here my result:


Good Enough for me 3.

Re: What is your speed, service price, and location and ISP?

hmm, right at 38MB when his ISP(T6 Broadband) only offers a BUSINESS package of 12MB..... He must work for the ISP and is running on a T1+ line.
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Motorola Canopy | ECS 2MB/512KB

1.5mbps down
356k up

$19/month
no contract

AT&T (has never been down in over 7 months)

Wisp Softcom
Galt, CA
3 Mb down 2 Mb up



So far its pretty unstable and spikes alot in games. Currently running ping plotter for 48 hours to start troubleshooting. Will ping under 100 ms then over 400-500 for several hours?

Wisp www.i2k.com
South Haven,MI
386 Down / 386 Up

Last Result:
Download Speed: 386 kbps (48.3 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 367 kbps (45.9 KB/sec transfer rate)

700kbps down 108 up

Phoenix Arizona

Alltel Axxess

25/month tethered to my phone

Re: What is your speed, service price, and location and ISP?

This is what I get in Texas
Speed 1m/256
Actual 950/245
Avg Ping Time under 80ms
9 miles from tower
Cost 49.95
Location Anton, Texas

Hi all,

I just got a WISP install today, after nearly 7 years of my only choice being direcpc/direcway/hughesnet.



Central Valley Broadband.

I'm on 900MHz, 1 miles as the crow flies to the POP, but 3 hops to the fibre office.

A very happy,
Chris in rural Auburn

Ooops, in my euphoria I forgot to mention, $69.95. Same price as Hughes/Earthlink, so it's ALL upside!

-C

Finally, I have some bragging rights.
ISP is TBayTel
Service is 5.7 Canopy
Price is $47.95


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Strange as it seems, no amount of learning can cure stupidity, and formal education positively fortifies it. -- Stephen Vizinczey

Re: What is your speed, service price, and location and ISP?

Reminder:

If you don't include your ISP's name, operating locale, and the price of service your post is of little use to other users and it will be deleted.

Yea, In my euphoria I forgot, too...



ISP: Sprint
Operating Locale? Umm, I guess that means Hattiesburg, MS.
Cost: $60 USD / month

Now if only I had that link from yesterday with that 6000 kbps upload...

Looks like the speed tests I did earlier were flukes...

Repeated speed tests are looking more like this one:



ISP: Sprint
Operating Locale? Umm, I guess that means Hattiesburg, MS.
Cost: $60 USD / month

It's Rev. 0 though. Salesman said they had Rev. A, but I had a feeling he didn't have a clue about what he was talking about.