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Re: Skybeam Texas does not honor thier sales agreements It will run on as low as 9.6VDC. 12 is fine. |
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| said by wirelessdog:It will run on as low as 9.6VDC. 12 is fine.
12 is fine all the time? or only in a power outage situation? The supplied power inserter is 24 volts I think, possibly 36.
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Looks like Skybeam's hosted speed test may bypass the service plan speed caps.
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said by TheTechGuru:Never said no internet. Skybeam has yet to go down on me yet, but I do get occasional connection resets during the night.
This was the main reason I jumped ship when a new WISP entered the market. I could pretty much pinpoint when a disconnect was going to happen. It was that consistent. |
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said by TheTechGuru:SkyBeam is pretty good here, just freaking expensive at $71/mo.
Where are you located? Our business ( 8 mi W of Sanger ) is currently using SOL Broadband...which has been great, but we're paying $70 for 8 / 2 (residential rate).
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