As Toby says, satellite broadband suffers the same as any other Satellite
communications. As long as you have clear line-of-sight to the satellite
(elevation of 33.1º, Azimuth 184.9º at 49º 24’ North, 14º 42’ East),
everyday communications shouldn’t be a problem. If there’s heavy weather
abo
Thanks for replying. None of the improvements are for our neck of the woods,
unfortunately. I suspect our exchange is different from Phil's. But at least
we didn't get cut off for a fortnight over Christmas as happened to our
neighbour who is about a mile away in Stubbs Lane. BT Openreach ar
Hi Virginia
It looks like you live just 3 miles from me. I have used BT for quite a few
years and a couple of years ago I signed up to their "Infinity" deal. Happily I
get a satisfactory speed that can stream movies, run BBC iPlayer, Apple TV etc.
The speed is not at all the wonderful service ad
Virginia,
According to a speed check on postcode TN31 6, the advertised maximum
available speed you could achieve is 16mbps although the realistic maximum
that should be achievable is 2.4 - 8mbps. This is all dependant on
distance from your local 'green box' and how far it is from the exchange
