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Harrell Ranch System Rebuild
We have added a lot of customers to our Harrell Ranch System north of Morris, and need to rebuild / upgrade it. We will be doing so during the week of 1/9, and this will cause the system to go offline for about 1 hour while the work is done. Once completed, everyone on those systems will see improved throughput and speeds while surfing the internet!
Henryetta and Grayson Upgrades - Update!
Update 1/27/12: The Henryetta and Grayson systems went up and down a number of times today between 10:30 - 12:30 PM while we installed a new, faster router and did some necessary wiring. These changes improved the way data flows within the system, and will allow faster speeds to our customers! We also now have a 108 megabit link to the Henryetta Water Tower!
Our new 18 megabit data lines are in! Here's the rundown:
Grayson has it's own 18 megabit data line
Kusa and the Hwy 266 system have their own 18 megabit data line
Henryetta 1 and 2 have their own 18 megabit data line
Pleasant Valley and Salem have their own 18 megabit data line
This completes Phase 2 of our planned upgrades. Phase 3 will take place over the next few weeks and involves replacing older, slower radio with new high speed ones capable of up to 54 megabits of transfer rate. Replacing these radios will allow our customers to take full advantage of the new 18 meg lines as well as improve reliability. Multiple tower climbs are involved, so we will be working around the winter weather as well as our other scheduled issues.
Thank you for your continued business! You make it possible for us to improve our systems and bring the fastest speeds to our service!
Whole House Wireless Router!
Got a big house? Need to get the internet out on the back porch? Tired of the kids screaming because their internet is slow or spotty in their back bedrooms? We have the solution!
Most commercial wireless routers (Netgear, Linksys, Belkin and such) have fairly low powered transmitters, ranging from 37 - 90 milliwatts. We have a very nice unit that runs 1000 milliwatts! That's well over 10X the power of what you can buy locally! Plus it has 4 ethernet ports to run your wired-up devices, like your desktops
We use it in our own home to connect up all our computers, our TV, WII and other devices. It works fantastic! Plus, it's "N" compatible - capable of 54 mbps throughput so it's as fast as anything you can buy.
Price - $90 installed, programmed, and ready to run all your stuff. Just call us to get one.
Update 12/16/11: These are proving to be quite popular, and we've installed quite a few over the last few weeks. They work GREAT!
Multiple System Upgrades Coming
We are about to embark on an upgrade mission! Many of our systems will receive newer, faster radios up on the towers, and some will get much higher speeds as well. We will be announcing which systems and when on this page (such as Henryetta and Grayson above) so stay tuned!
Bryant Systems About To Go Live!
Update 11/23/11: We now have the power system installed and will be hauling up the antennas quite soon. Bryant will get both a standard line-of-sight system and an NLOS system to reach into the surrounding areas. Plus, the standard system will be a WOW system capable of really fast speeds and dedicated lines.
Thank you for your continued patronage. You make it possible for us to grow our systems and add updates!
Kellyville - Slick Road Area - Service is Coming Soon!
We are installing a new NLOS system on the Mounds ATT tower to serve the Kellyville Slick Road area. This area is heavily treed, so our NLOS systems are ideal and should bring fast speeds. Stay tuned, we'll announce here when we have this up and running!
Buy A Surge Protector!
I've spent most of the last 2 weeks repairing customer systems that were blown up by lightning hits to nearby power lines. Why? Because they either didn't have a surge protector or the one they had was very old and inoperative.
What is a surge protector? It looks like an outlet strip, with 3 - 10 AC outlets on it that you plug your computer, monitor, radio and router into. It has an electronic device inside it that shorts out any high voltage spikes before they can get to your equipment. These spikes arrive at your home via the power lines, and since there are miles or power lines, a lightning hit anywhere on them can be directed right into your home, and zap your equipment.
Surge protectors are rated in Joules (sounds like jewels) and the more joules, the better. A joule is a measure of electrical energy, and you want to shunt to ground as much of the lightning's energy as possible, so, buying a surge protector with a lot of joules is better than one with less.
Many customers already have a surge protector, one that is several years old. Old surge protectors are probably no longer protecting your equipment. Why? The electronic device inside them that shunts lightning energy to ground can only do it once or twice effectively, then it's used up. So essentially all they have is a power strip.
The manufacturers of these surge protectors recommend you replace them every 1 - 2 years, or after a lightning storm has hit you and / or your area.
Please, if you don't have a surge protector, or your's is more than 2 years old, go buy a new one, with as many rated joules as you care to spend. It's money well spent!
Information on Video Downloads
We get a lot of calls on this, and have put together a page explaining it all. Click HERE for more information
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