> � � Mary, before this thread gets too far gone .... �I researched > gettin a satellite connection several years ago. I also had a friend > at the time (Carolinas, USA) that got one. His involved about $700 > worth of equipment, and a separate dial up(land line) connection for > the uplink. It was also very fee expensive. > This would be a 2-way thing. Down and up-link through satellite
> � � As to rain, yes, satellite will be subject to interruption as > t-storms pass over obscuring the path to the satellite. �Are you > sure they're not planning wifi service? �Seems that would make more > sense. Sure. For that they would need at least one good phone line but the village is 22km from the nearest civilized line Maryse
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