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What is AccuBak Wireless Broadband?
AccuBak Wireless Broadband was created to bring high speed Internet access to rural users unable to get other solutions such as DSL or Cable Internet..

How does Wireless Internet work?
An antenna will be mounted and pointed to a tower that transmits directly to your computer at home or at work.

What kind of equipment is need for me to get wireless?
You need a wireless network radio, mount, and CAT5 cable. Our standard Mounting Equipment package includes a 3 Ft. Tri-pod, a 10 Ft. Mast and up to 100 Ft. of cable. This is included in a basic Installation. Because of location and elevation, some installations will require alternative mounting equipment. For that reason we have alternative mast packages.  

What kind of computer can connect to wireless?
Any computer with a network card can use our system.  If you do not have a network card in your computer we can provide you with one at the time of the install for an additional fee.

How long does it take to get connected?
The install time will vary depending on the number of installs already scheduled and the weather.  Installation can not take place during rain or other inclement weather conditions.  A typical install time is about 1 week
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How do I get set up?
After you call AccuBak Data Systems to request service, an AccuBak representative will come to your location and run a test to make sure that our wireless signal is strong and reliable in your area. Full installation will be performed by us.

Is AccuBak Wireless Broadband reliable and secure?
"Fixed Wireless" is a reliable, proven technology. It will not be significantly affected by weather as long as the equipment is secure and maintained. AccuBak Wireless is as secure, if not more secure, than regular dial-up Internet access. You may consider extra security, such as a firewall.

Do I need a telephone line?
No, AccuBak Wireless Broadband does not require any telephone lines. By saving the additional costs of a telephone line, how could someone not justify the superior wireless alternative?

Do I have to turn my service on when I want to use it?
AccuBak Wireless Broadband broadcasts its signal 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you always leave your computer on, your connection is always on. You will never receive a busy signal.

Can I hook up multiple computers to your service?
Yes, with the use of a router

I use a Mac. Can I get online using AccuBak Wireless?
Yes, we can provide you with setup instructions for a Mac

What does standard installation include?
The standard installation cost of $99 includes: a 3 Ft. Tri-Pod, a 10 Ft. Mast, up to 100 Ft. of CAT 5 cable run through exterior wall and up to 3 hours of installation time. Additional installation time will be an additional $45 per hour (minimum of 1 hour). We will inform of any additional charges as they arise.

What is the installation process like?
Once approved for service by a site survey, installation will begin. AccuBak installs are very similar to satellite television service installations—with the important distinction that instead of an 18” dish antenna aimed at the sky, you have a panel antenna aimed at the nearest tower broadcast site.
The radio is integrated into the enclosure containing the panel antenna, which ranges in size from 13”x8” to 16”x14”. The radio is attached to the roof or side of a structure and aimed at the appropriate tower. A single cable (with a thickness less than a pencil’s) goes from the enclosure down the side of the building to an agreed upon point of entry. There a small hole is drilled and the cable is run inside. Additional interior cabling is installed to near the customer’s computer system or network router. The cabling is connected into a small device called a Power-over-Ethernet Injector. A short run of cabling then connects this device into an Ethernet port on the computer or router while a power cord connects to a nearby outlet to power the radio mounted outside.

 

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