Sattellite System In and Out!!
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Sattellite System In and Out!!
Todays upload speed a slow 450Kbps but the download a burning 1.7megs per second. Smoken!
It works great and no ISP. Online all the time!
WARNING: DO NOT BUY YOUR SAT SYSTEM THROUGH INFO DISH OF CALIFORNIA!!!
It works great and no ISP. Online all the time!
WARNING: DO NOT BUY YOUR SAT SYSTEM THROUGH INFO DISH OF CALIFORNIA!!!
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Originally posted by Takashi KazuMori
Hmm, sounds like some commercial ISP issues in relation here ... Though it doesn't affect me in anyway possible.
Hmm, sounds like some commercial ISP issues in relation here ... Though it doesn't affect me in anyway possible.
No! Direct PC the only way to fly!
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Jeff,
That's great, but wait till more users start using it. I used to work for direcpc's sister company (DIRECTV). The biggest problem we see about the satellite internet service is the bandwidth available. Basically, the more successful you are at selling the service, the slower it will become.
By the way, did you get the direcduo system???
That's great, but wait till more users start using it. I used to work for direcpc's sister company (DIRECTV). The biggest problem we see about the satellite internet service is the bandwidth available. Basically, the more successful you are at selling the service, the slower it will become.
By the way, did you get the direcduo system???
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Originally posted by MarkS2K
Jeff,
That's great, but wait till more users start using it. I used to work for direcpc's sister company (DIRECTV). The biggest problem we see about the satellite internet service is the bandwidth available. Basically, the more successful you are at selling the service, the slower it will become.
By the way, did you get the direcduo system???
Jeff,
That's great, but wait till more users start using it. I used to work for direcpc's sister company (DIRECTV). The biggest problem we see about the satellite internet service is the bandwidth available. Basically, the more successful you are at selling the service, the slower it will become.
By the way, did you get the direcduo system???
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That's cool. So I assume that you signed up for DIRECTV too.
I was actually a very early beta tester of the Direcpc system. You should've seen it when it first started. Boy, was it a POS. I'm glad they worked out all the bugs and finally got the two-way stuff working. When I first used it, you needed a dial-up for the return path, butthe downlaods came off the satellite.
I was actually a very early beta tester of the Direcpc system. You should've seen it when it first started. Boy, was it a POS. I'm glad they worked out all the bugs and finally got the two-way stuff working. When I first used it, you needed a dial-up for the return path, butthe downlaods came off the satellite.
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Originally posted by MarkS2K
That's cool. So I assume that you signed up for DIRECTV too.
I was actually a very early beta tester of the Direcpc system. You should've seen it when it first started. Boy, was it a POS. I'm glad they worked out all the bugs and finally got the two-way stuff working. When I first used it, you needed a dial-up for the return path, butthe downlaods came off the satellite.
That's cool. So I assume that you signed up for DIRECTV too.
I was actually a very early beta tester of the Direcpc system. You should've seen it when it first started. Boy, was it a POS. I'm glad they worked out all the bugs and finally got the two-way stuff working. When I first used it, you needed a dial-up for the return path, butthe downlaods came off the satellite.
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