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VSAT Satellite IP connectivity can be used in principle for all applications which are based on IP connectivity, including: Internet access, corporate network infrastructure (WAN, VPN), digital video streaming (DVB), distance education, video
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Watching television online is still a relatively new practice, and you can pick up some of the world's satellite channels --- including a number not included in your basic cable-TV package --- for free in your web browser. Open up your web browser,
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Today's flexible business world demands flexible technological solutions. Whether you travel to war-torn nations or spend months at sea, you need to be able have access to a reliable Internet connection to keep your business running. Many companies
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The Internet connection is transmitted from and arrives to your personal computer via a satellite. The satellite communicates with your dish and modem via the Hughes Network Operating Centers (NOC).
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Got SKY's WildBlue service provides access to the Internet at much higher speeds than dial-up access: up to 1.5 Mbps which is more than 30 times faster than dial-up. A whole new world of content will open up to you with your high-speed connection.
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Direcway satellite coverage extends from Canada to Central America. The Direcway coverage map on the left is a conservative estimate of the size dish needed for the area. These sizes are recommended for commercial installations. Realistically,
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Not for a Satellite Internet dish, this is because the Federal Communications Commission requires that a trained professional install satellite systems that send and receive signals.
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Yes. WildBlue is compatible with nearly all major wireless home networking products.
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The WildBlue dish falls under what the FCC calls the "Over-the-Air Reception Devices Rule". This means the WildBlue dish is under the same classification as other residential satellite dishes (such as satellite television) and legally permissible
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Most computers in use today will meet our minimum system requirements. If you don't know if you meet them, please contact us and we can help you figure it out. PC/ Windows: 300 MHz or faster processing speed, minimum 128 MB Random Access Memory (RAM)
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