How does Boonlink’s warp-speed wireless internet work?
Boonlink uses state-of-the-art Motorola Canopy™ equipment to connect subscribers to the internet by transmitting radio waves from an Access Point on a tower to a Subscriber Module mounted on a roof. For example, when a subscriber uses the internet, data is sent from the subscriber’s computer, through a cable to the roof-mounted Subscriber Module, and then propagated through the air as a radio wave to a nearby access point on a tower. That signal is then relayed back to the Boonlink Network Operation Center where it is connected to the Worldwide Web. The result: a warp-speed, always on, secure Internet connection.
