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Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2005 17:04:30 +1000
From: Howard Lowndes
To: Admin - OzWide Internet
Cc: Klaus Boehme, aussie-isp
Message-Id: <425CC47E.5090909@lannet.com.au>
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Subject: Re: [Oz-ISP] PAS8 Satellite bandwidth
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It's interesting that you say that as I have a friend who has just gone
with Bordernet Sat on a HiBIS subsidy in the middle of Albury - yep,
there are some spots in Albury that you cannot get ADSL - like the
airport, but you can get it at the airport industrial estate next door.


Admin - OzWide Internet wrote:
>>It interests me that you suggest they are 'turning it off' at the end of
>
> the
>
>>month.  They haven't actually said that to me.
>
>
> <quote>
> As such Bordernet has decided to terminate the Pan Am Sat Pas 8 broadcast on
> the 31st March 2005
> </quote>
>
> (since that email it was pushed back till the end of this month, i think a
> few jumped up and down)
> i have well over the 25+ clients
> the cost of sending someone out to re-align a dish to optarse's B1(clients
> all over AU) approx $100 ? some more,some less
> plus a  license for each (approx $55 each) purchased from boardernet
> works out to around $150 a client.
>
> which is the reason im not so happy about it.
>
> we need sat access for alot of our clients, im not giving them up (i'd put
> them on a free multippp before i do that)
>
> the disadvantage of pas8 is the hibis incentive wont happen with it, packets
> float into cyberspace never to be seen again
> and the latency is well above what hibis will allow.
>
> so i might have to bite the bullet and buy their iSat wholesale
> preliminary tests on my end show it to be quite good.
>
> but im intrested in what anyone else has to offer
>
>
>
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