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Great questions. I can only assume they'll maintain it; this was quoted to me as a "construction co-pay". I would have to do some digging on if others have thi
by kfrzcode 5y ago
Great questions.
I can only assume they'll maintain it; this was quoted to me as a "construction co-pay". I would have to do some digging on if others have this high of a cost, but I'm literally two blocks from a school, there are hundreds of single-family homes around me, and I had Charter when I rented here only eight blocks up a hill. Baffling.
Co-WISPers might number in the dozens if I'm lucky and ambitious; I know of some high quality colocation spots and we have a lot of line of sight opportunities but I'm sorely unqualified to actually run a WISP but out of principal I might have to just to stick it to Charter/Spectrum......
I was looking into Starlink Premium, $2500 for each hardware + $500/mo for "premium" service which looks to be for low-latency (20-40ms) around 300mb/s. Potentially could recruit some neighbors to split that cost, but I would be better off with T-Mobile-supported 5G hotspotting, which is my current approach. It's enough to get by, certainly not enough to support a significant home power user network.
I purchased with the intent to live here until I'm rich enough to buy a second home cash; so, ostensibly 10+ years. It's a great neighborhood as far as all things go.
- aurizon 5y agoOK, You have the 5g fallback, you might get a 5g directional yagi that might improve your speed by a better signal to noise ratio. There are a number of cheaper home buildable kits in this search of you drill down. https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHBF_enCA924CA924&sxsrf=APq-WBvFXJP0kfuE3FklrgNQe50HCddjww:1644623944089&q=5g++%22DIY%22+directional+yagi+-WiFi&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjynOfP7fj1AhWMk4kEHbQ3Bn0Q5t4CegQIJBAB&biw=1097&bih=571&dpr=1.75 https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHBF_enCA924CA924&sxsrf...
- kfrzcode 5y agoSweet; this is a great tip and thread to pull on. Thx