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Less parts, smaller size, lower speeds and capped data for a higher upfront and monthly price? I get that it’s convenient depending on your use case but it doe
by keraf 2y ago
Less parts, smaller size, lower speeds and capped data for a higher upfront and monthly price?
I get that it’s convenient depending on your use case but it doesn’t look really that good of a deal versus the standard one. Unless I’m missing something?
- wdb 2y agoMight be useful when you are not allowed to have a dish on your house due to the HOA or city council?
- voxadam 2y agoMost fixed wireless satellite dishes less than a meter in diameter are protected under the FCC's OTARD Rule.[1] [1] https://www.fcc.gov/media/over-air-reception-devices-rule https://www.fcc.gov/media/over-air-reception-devices-rule
- dzhiurgis 2y agoI really hope if you live somewhere with HOA you also got decent internet..?
- wdb 2y agoNope, the HOA doesn't control the quality of the internet available. I have pretty poor internet. Waiting to get fibre connection, suggested to come between 2024-2026.
- dzhiurgis 2y agoMy impression was that HOA is usually controlling suburbs and suburbs would have fiber. NZ suburbs have similar sprawl to US and if you are rural with VDSL it is basically getting shut down and replaced with 5G.