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Do I need a clear line of sight to a DC Access Wireless network antenna to receive service?

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Do I need a clear line of sight to a DC Access Wireless network antenna to receive service?

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You do need what is called a “radio line of sight.” Radio line of sight differs slightly from visual line of sight. Our signal can pass through various types of buildings and obstructions, (depending on your distance from a DC Access network antenna), so you may be able to get service even if you can’t see the antenna.