Will my Home Owners Association allow mounting the WildBlue dish?
• Can I use wireless home networking with WildBlue? Yes. WildBlue is compatible with all major wireless home networking products. However, GSU is not responsible for networking equipment or peripheral equipment. • Do customers have to have a phone line in addition to the satellite connection? No. WildBlue offers an efficient 2-way broadband connection that requires no phone lines. • Do I need a southern line of sight to receive a signal from your satellite? Yes. You will need a clear view of the southern sky to receive a signal from the WildBlue satellite.
The WildBlue dish is considered under what the FCC calls the “Over-the-Air Reception Devices Rule”. This means the WildBlue dish is under the same classification as other residential satellite dishes (such as satellite television) and legally permissible for mounting on your home. As always, please check with your HOA for specific rules and covenants that may alter your rights. For additional information on the FCC ruling and dish classification, • Can I use wireless home networking with WildBlue? Yes. WildBlue is compatible with all major wireless home networking products. • Do customers have to have a phone line in addition to the satellite connection? No. WildBlue offers an efficient 2-way broadband connection that requires no phone lines. • Do I need a southern line of sight to receive a signal from your satellite? Yes. You will need a clear view of the southern sky to receive a signal from the WildBlue satellite.
The Wild Blue broadband satellite dish is considered under what the FCC calls the “Over-the-Air Reception Devices Rule”. This means the WildBlue satellite dish is under the same classification as other residential satellite dishes (such as satellite television) and legally permittable for mounting on your home. As always, please check with your HOA for specific rules and covenants that may alter your rights. For additional information on the FCC ruling and dish classification, view the FCC OTARD documentation at http://www.fcc.gov/mb/facts/otard.html • Can I use wireless home networking with WildBlue? Yes. Wild Blue high-speed Internet satellite is compatible with all major wireless home networking products. • Do customers have to have a phone line in addition to the satellite connection? No. WildBlue’s 2-way satellite internet broadband is better than one way satellite internet because you don’t need a phone line. • Do I need a southern line of sight to receive a signal from your sate
The WildBlue dish is considered under what the FCC calls the “Over-the-Air Reception Devices Rule”. This means the WildBlue dish is under the same classification as other residential satellite dishes (such as satellite television) and legally permissible for mounting on your home. As always, please check with your HOA for specific rules and covenants that may alter your rights. For additional information on the FCC ruling and dish classification, view the FCC OTARD documentation. [back to the top] 20. Can I use wireless home or business networking products with WildBlue? Yes. WildBlue is compatible with all major wireless networking products. [back to the top] 21. Do customers have to have a phone line in addition to the satellite connection? No. WildBlue offers an efficient 2-way broadband connection that requires no phone lines. [back to the top] 22. Do I need a southern line of sight to receive a signal from your satellite? Yes. You will need a clear view of the southern sky to rece
