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Satellite Internet
High speed satellite internet requires a satellite dish to collect the transmission of data from a satellite in geosynchronous orbit, and coaxial cables from the dish to a modem that you connect to your computer. Your satellite dish must have a clear view of the southern sky for optimum signal reception.
Pros
- High speed broadband that is always “on”
- Not required to purchase through a bundled utility service
- Available in rural areas where cable and DSL are not
- Does not require a costly cable infrastructure
- Anyone with a clear view of the southern sky can subscribe
- Can be used with a wireless router to support multiple users
Cons
- Initial installation can be costly
- Packages are generally more costly than other types of internet service
- Weather can interfere with the broadband strength
- Slow speeds during peak hours
- Sudden disconnection due to satellite equipment issues
- Solar flares and environmental conditions affect signal strength
- Unstable connectivity