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Photos: WildBlue two-way satellite Internet

By · July 18, 2006, 8:43 AM PST · billdetwiler

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  • John McCormick wrote about WildBlue high-speed Internet service in this The Right Tool for the Job? blog post.

    This photo shows the owner of Mashan Communications, the installer, checking connections.

    Submitted by John McCormick

  • Local installer assembling the dish prior to attaching to the mount.

    Submitted by John McCormick

  • Mounting the dish to our storage shed

    Submitted by John McCormick

  • Showing the disk adjustment features on the back

    Submitted by John McCormick

  • Close up of transmitter and receiver

    Submitted by John McCormick

  • Modem using a small Belkin UPS

    Submitted by John McCormick

  • Side view of WildBlue modem

    Submitted by John McCormick

  • Rear of modem--top power, second, local Ethernet network , bottom two run to and from the dish.

    Submitted by John McCormick

  • Front of the modem--top light power, second flashes with down traffic, third flashes with up traffic, and the bottom indicates local network connection.

    Submitted by John McCormick

  • Another frontal shot of the modem including the UPS

    Submitted by John McCormick

John McCormick wrote about WildBlue high-speed Internet service in this The Right Tool for the Job? blog post.

This photo shows the owner of Mashan Communications, the installer, checking connections.

Submitted by John McCormick

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