Satelite internet question
So I have been doing research and saw where if I purchase my own internet sat dish I could use Hughesnet services. If anyone is doing this is correct?
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Even when "The company that made the dishes" was in business. in-motion was not possible.. The 60mph wind would not be kind to the dish or the dish to your MPG.
There is one "in-motion" semi-sat internet provider I know of (Ray-Sat) but I do not know if they ever got it into production. This system used Sat for the downlink and Cellular uplinks.. Alas, Cell is so much better these days (When it works) that I seriously doubt if Ray-Sat is still around.
That said. this message posted by Verizon 2-way Sattllite internet.
There is one "in-motion" semi-sat internet provider I know of (Ray-Sat) but I do not know if they ever got it into production. This system used Sat for the downlink and Cellular uplinks.. Alas, Cell is so much better these days (When it works) that I seriously doubt if Ray-Sat is still around.
That said. this message posted by Verizon 2-way Sattllite internet.
