 Simba7I Void Warranties
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Billings, MT | reply to silbaco
Re: HughesNet Gen 4 (USA Latest News) Just make sure you get one of these for your T1.
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Sty in Sky
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(topic move) HughesNet Gen 4 (USA Latest News) Moderator Action
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Re: HughesNet Gen 4 (USA Latest News) said by ricky_005:said by A Tech :I just know how much satellite bandwidth cost in 1985 to light up a transponder 24 hours a day 7 days a week. $250 per hour on an unpopular ku bird at the time. I am grateful for what we get now and getting 60 gigs a month for $100.00 or so seems to be a bargain. What Country and which Corporation is giving you 60GB a month for $100.00? Hughes net |
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On a installer plan of coarse.  |
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Money wasted when a $100 Wifi Router would do the job that Rural Libraries need. |
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Simba7I Void Warranties
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Billings, MT | said by Tweakbl:Money wasted when a $100 Wifi Router would do the job that Rural Libraries need. Not when you're connecting it to a T1 or a Fiber connection. They didn't have to use the highest powered router, though. A Cisco 800-series would've been just perfect.
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| The Modem is supplied with T1 and Fiber connections in West Virginia. All they needed was to have a Hub to connect to. 5 PC's max.Therefore the Cheap $100 router would work. |
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said by Tweakbl:Reply to ATech
On a installer plan of coarse.
Correction 40 gigs 20 anytime and 20 from 2 to 8 am. |
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