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Re: Exceed internet


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Posted by Texasmark1 on January 10, 2015 at 14:39:37 from (99.197.214.247):

In Reply to: Exceed internet posted by ky1650 on January 10, 2015 at 06:42:45:

I started out with dial up and went to a local tower but had to be line of sight and trees got in the way of that. Besides it was a small operation and reliability totally sucked.Besides it was a small operation and reliability totally sucked. Baud rate went up significantly every time I changed suppliers.

I now have both, the newest Excede with the newest higher speed RT unit and also a Dish bundle saving $10 a month on a TV Internet bundle. The Dish is running the same RT unit with the same baud rate that Excede ran back when it was co operated as Wildblue which were/are all, including Dish coming from the ViaSat companies satellites. Both Excede and Dish are pretty reliable. Every now and then one or the other will be down for a short while but I just figure they are updating equipment software. Don't recall both being out simultaneously.

Dish has the better price. I run around 15 GB per unit per month. It's not cheap, nor is the Satellite Dish TV if you want to get something worth watching. I had Primestar when satellite TV first came out, back in '91-'92 time line, when Mike Rowe was emcee and got tired of looking at his mug. Then went with somebody else, then DirecTV and got tired of them running the bill up all the time and now Dish. Pretty happy with them.

Between the 2 internets and the TV, which is not much programming over the 120 channels of useless stuff (to me) you have to buy, my totals is just about $200/mo. Buttttttttt it helps to soothe cabin fever and geez, with the internet I can talk to you fine folks. Grin

Mark


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