Wireless communications [RE-wrenches]

[Bob Maynard, Energy Outfitters]

Hi Allan,
Satelite wireless is still to expensive per minute to be a practical
consideration.  Cellular can be a choice,  data interfaces exist that
convert the cellular to standard 2 wire telephone operation, complete
with dial tone.  This works ok for voice communications, but max data
transmission speed is 9600 baud.  Services such as Direct TV that
require a phone line can sometimes tell a call is wireless and they will
deny service.  The wireless landline repeaters such as Richard and Karen
use would be the best choice I know of.  Congrats on the system and best
wishes.
Regards,
Bob Maynard, Energy Outfitters

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