We're using microwave-based internet in SJ, with Ridge Wireless. Our experience has been that speeds are slow and whenever a cloud passes between our transceive

We're using microwave-based internet in SJ, with Ridge Wireless. Our experience has been that speeds are slow and whenever a cloud passes between our transceiver and the remote transceiver, or if it's a rainy day, etc, speeds suffer really badly. I don't know much about WebPass, but I'm not sure that the future is in the air. I'm not convinced that companies have yet built up the infrastructure to e.g. monitor customer link quality, and deal with issues like weather, antenna orientation, etc proactively. The beauty of a cable in the ground is that it pretty much stays the same over time, at least relative to antennas. I would really love to hear more about how WebPass manages these things.