SkyNetCanada
join:2009-05-30
Sainte-Rose, QC
| SkyNet Canada - Commercial Coverage Map
As requested numerous times. Voila.!
This is ACTUAL coverage with up to 60ft CPE antenna height from ground level.
Line-of-sight required
Building and Structures not taken into account
»skynetcanada.com/index.php?optio···emid=111 |
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chronoss2009
join:2008-09-23 | where the hell is that? |
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SkyNetCanada
join:2009-05-30
Sainte-Rose, QC | Montreal region, Quebec |
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Guspaz
Guspaz
Premium,MVM
join:2001-11-05
Montreal, QC | reply to SkyNetCanada
Map Legend:
Yellow = Current coverage
Green = Current coverage Umm, what? |
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hmm
@videotron.ca
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It's a bit hard to tell, but it looks like you have La Prairie, St. Constant, St. Reme, Brossard, Longueuil, St. Lambert, greenfield-park, and St.Hubert covered.
Hard to tell. There seems to be a small corridor of blue across the river which could be some of these area's. |
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evil_gusgus
join:2008-04-14
London, ON
 ·TekSavvy Solutions..
1 edit | said by hmm :
It's a bit hard to tell, but it looks like you have La Prairie, St. Constant, St. Reme, Brossard, Longueuil, St. Lambert, greenfield-park, and St.Hubert covered.
Hard to tell. There seems to be a small corridor of blue across the river which could be some of these area's.
Mhmmmm... St. Hubert, yummy :P |
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VANS
join:2006-03-28
j6t0a8 | reply to evil_gusgus
Re: SkyNet Canada - Commercial Coverage Map
Would that kind of internet be good for gaming? I mean.. My internet is being shitty and I might be looking towards something dedicated.. I've seen you're covering half Salaberry-de-Valleyfield let me know about it! |
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SkyNetCanada
join:2009-05-30
Sainte-Rose, QC | Yes this could be ideal, but again, you would have to aquire one of our commercial offerings. |
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TheRedknight5
join:2002-09-01
Pincourt, QC | reply to SkyNetCanada
How high is the tower in Chateauguay and Oka or Rigaud? |
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SkyNetCanada
join:2009-05-30
Sainte-Rose, QC
| We do not have local installations in Chateauguay or Rigaud. The Oka tower sits at an elevation of 600+ ft. If you are located in the coverage zone, you can get service, no worries there  |
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