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LOOKguy

@look.ca

LOOK in Niagara Region?

Hello, I have LOOK wireless, and I love it. I get downloads upto 400KB-500KB/s sometimes, usually average around 300KB/s.

Only problem is it's still Telco return here.
I live in the Niagara Falls/St.Catharines area of Ontario.
20 minutes west LOOK is two way.

My question is.. any LOOK users or techs out there that know if our area is going to be upgraded to two way soon?
Cable and DSL are both available to me, but I like my look and would prefer to keep it.

Ty for any replies.


superdog
I Need A Drink
Premium,MVM
join:2001-07-13
Lebanon, PA
  Hi,And welcome to DSL Reports!!!!!!!!!.If I can ask You a question............?.If I understand what You are saying You have wireless but it requires a phone line for the upload??,thanks,Tim
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Did I Say That?


dongato17
VIP
join:2000-07-28
Atlanta, GA
reply to LOOKguy
Looks like satellite to me.... They don't say that specifically, but they also say the the same "wireless antenna" is used for their TV service....


BillTager

join:2000-09-20
Charlotte, NC

reply to LOOKguy
I don't think its a sat system.

Check out #3 from the FAQ located here:

3. How does it work?

In simple terms, when you request a packet of information (i.e. www address), it is sent out over your phone line. The request is then routed to the Internet and the response is received at LOOK's Headend. The data collected is then sent from one of LOOK's transmitters in your area to the antenna at your home via a dedicated wireless data channel. This data is then delivered to LOOK's high-speed wireless modem and downloaded to your computer. On Ultrafast 1, the data is returned to the server via telco-return, giving it a speed at 33.6Kbps. On our Ultrafast 2 service, the data is returned to the server by the antennae at a speed of 200Kbps!


dongato17
VIP
join:2000-07-28
Atlanta, GA
Yeah, maybe not....but how much TV can you push over a wireless link? Especially if it is PtMP???


BillTager

join:2000-09-20
Charlotte, NC
reply to LOOKguy
I'm not sure about the quality, but if its decent I would be all over it.
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