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Service/Frequency |
5.7 GHz
Internet Access |
900 MHz
Internet Access |
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Wireless Internet
Products
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Provides
service to rural areas of Dixon,
Fairfield, Suisun/Suisun Marsh,
Vacaville and Winters
NOTE:
Services not available in all areas. MUST
have a clear line-of-sight from property to
a transmitter. Hills, building structures
and trees block our ability to transmit a
signal to you on this frequency. |


Provides
service to Elmira only.
NOTE:
Services not available in all areas. Hills,
building structures and trees typically do
not affect our ability to transmit a signal
to you on this frequency. |
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Monthly
Price
Paid monthly by credit card. If paying
by check, must pre-pay for 6 months. You will be
invoiced every 6 months thereafter.
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$79
up to 4 computers; 5+ computers,
call for pricing
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$79
up to 4 computers; 5+ computers,
call for pricing
 
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Equipment
Price
The wireless Internet equipment
supplied at installation must be returned to
us upon termination of your Service
Agreement or you will be charged in
accordance with the terms of the Service
Agreement. |
$0
Solano Wireless owns
No phone line
required!
Not satellite! |
$0
Solano Wireless owns
No phone line
required!
Not satellite! |
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Standard
Installation & Activation Price
Additional charges may apply for special
installations (e.g. non-penetrating roof mount, extension pole, wall
jack, additional cabling beyond 100-ft, etc.). |
$399 |
$399 |
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Download
Speed∞
(up
to) |
3 Mbps
burstable
1.0 Mbps
sustained |
3 Mbps
burstable
0.5 Mbps
sustained |
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Upload
Speed∞
(up
to) |
1 Mbps
burstable
0.5 Mbps
sustained |
1 Mbps
burstable
0.25 Mbps
sustained |
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Service
Term |
month-to-month |
month-to-month |
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Router
Included?
If we
provide you with a wireless G router at the time of
installation, we will replace the router (during the
first year only) if it is found
to be defective. |
yes
or $50 credit if you have a router or
firewall |
yes
or $50 credit if you have a router or
firewall |
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Static IP
Address |
1 included
($5/mo. each additional IP) |
1 included
($5/mo. each additional IP) |
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VPN-capable? |
yes |
yes |
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VoIP-capable?
(Internet Phone) |
yes |
yes |
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Dialup
Account Included? |
no |
no |
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Thresholds
Thresholds are limits imposed on the amount
of downloads or usage allowed per day/month.
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none |
none |
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Local
Technical Support?
Available during normal business hours. |
yes |
yes |
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30-Day,
100% Money Back Guarantee? |
yes |
yes |
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Network
Reliability? |
view stats |
view stats |
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Time from
Order to Install |
3-5 business
days
(~2 hrs. onsite) |
3-5 business
days
(~2 hrs. onsite) |
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Due at
Installation |
$478
install, activation, and 1st
month service |
$478
install, activation,
and 1st
month service |
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∞
Mbps (Mb/s or megabits per second). These
are optimum bandwidths. Actual bandwidth may
vary due to network
traffic and are not guaranteed.
Bandwidth is shared. The difference between
maximum speed and average speed
can be especially large in wireless
technology. The varying amount of data
traffic on the Internet (and your own
LAN if applicable), the condition of your
computer equipment, your signal strength,
local interference, and your
distance from our transmitter(s) affect the
speed of any connection at any given time.
Burstable
When you surf the web, you click on a link
and "burst" to some web page. Then you read
something on that web page or again "burst"
to another web page by clicking on another
link. It's like you sprint to somewhere and
then rest. Burstable download/upload speeds
allow usage to exceed a specified threshold
for brief periods of time without penalty.
Examples include normal web surfing, email,
instant messenger, VoIP, etc.
Sustained
Then you find a music file you want to
download and you click on the download link.
For the first few seconds, it's still
considered a "burst." After a few seconds,
downloading that music file (if it hasn't
finished downloading) shifts you into a
"sustained" download (or constant download)
phase. It's like a steady jog instead of the
sprint and rest (burst). The reason larger
file downloads (e.g. large music, large
videos and photos, etc.) are downloaded at a
slower speed is because larger files require
larger amounts of available total network
bandwidth to download them.
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