02-22-2018, 06:48 AM
quote:Agreed. However, I don't require wired-like performance. I can work from an LTE-tethered cell phone if it weren't for data caps.
Anything less than point-to-point wireless on a dedicated frequency will be subject to interference, either from other users or from the environment.
quote:It's my understanding that BAMF was created specifically to address how crappy Aloha is. Does that provide a guarantee? No, but I believe that it demonstrates at least an understanding of what not to do.
speeds >100Mb down, 20Mb up are routinely achieved
How reliably? At what latency, with how many dropouts? Do you get an SLA, and is it enforceable? If BAMF is anything like their predecessor "Aloha Broadband", good luck using it for work.
quote:Interesting to know, thank you.
The Telcom offering is called "DIA", it's sold by bandwidth, they deliver it however they see fit, usually HDSL or SHDSL. Pricing for a BAiO bundle is usually cheaper than the bare circuit.
quote:One could say that is true of Puna in general [
Seaview is not to be taken lightly; either you belong there, or you'll hate it, bandwidth or no.
], no?Not to derail this thread, but you've piqued my curiosity. I'm aware of at least some of the Seaview drama wrt "Castle John", and that rather litigious formed HOA board member from a few years back. Is there other stuff I'm not seeing? I've done some searching here, but are there other significant issues I'm missing?