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Digiweb Wireless as an option? Some Advice

johnplayerblue · 2005-07-20 17:05:48

I've taken the plunge and put an order in with digiweb wireless after some thinking. The order went in this morning and should have it up and running in 3/4wks depending on a site survey to see if i can recieve there signal, i live about 2mls drive from there transponder which is located on the roof of a bulding in town i…

20-07-2005 6:05pm

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I've taken the plunge and put an order in with digiweb wireless after some thinking. The order went in this morning and should have it up and running in 3/4wks depending on a site survey to see if i can recieve there signal, i live about 2mls drive from there transponder which is located on the roof of a bulding in town i have a good line of sight of the town even though its the hight of summer and the country side is greener and taller than ever, as the crow flies its about 2ks and they say theres a 50/50 chance of recieving a signal which is better than a flat out NO. Any one here use this paticular service from digiweb? any bad/good stories? what are digiweb like as a provider?

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johnplayerblue wrote:

I've taken the plunge and put an order in with digiweb wireless after some thinking. The order went in this morning and should have it up and running in 3/4wks depending on a site survey to see if i can recieve there signal, i live about 2mls drive from there transponder which is located on the roof of a bulding in town i have a good line of sight of the town even though its the hight of summer and the country side is greener and taller than ever, as the crow flies its about 2ks and they say theres a 50/50 chance of recieving a signal which is better than a flat out NO. Any one here use this paticular service from digiweb? any bad/good stories? what are digiweb like as a provider?

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