Affordable Rural Internet - It's Faster and Cheaper

Affordable Rural Internet - It's Faster and Cheaper - Starlink alternative with cellular internet

Here is a link to the company I used

Here is a link to the antenna that I used

Here are a video I watched from the Kelley’s country life before choosing netbuddy

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[TKCL]

It's been a blessing for me, literally life changing as far as my social media content goes. It use to take me 8 hours to upload a YouTube video, now it's around 7-10 minutes. Love it! Glad my video encouraged you to try it out.

[TsohAshkii]

Homeboy looks 30...and he said, "GRANDKIDS!?".

[slopsec]

I'm just impressed to see a video where someone actually realizes that upload is important. So many people are clueless about it and only pay attention to the down load.

Thanks for the video.

[ThePrybra]

When we got our property, the only option was hotspot or pay 400$ to trench a hardline that was 10mbps max. We have had starlink for over a year now and absolutely love it. Just have to remember that it's new technology and satellite based, so sometimes it does have issues, but with launches almost every week, it's getting better all the time.

[jasonbehm]

Great video Brock, and anxiously waiting the follow-up! It just so happens I am in the middle of looking for an internet solution to a rural property, so this video was very welcomed and well timed for me!

[Mikesusendsadasdc]

Satalite is getting much better over the years. I rem when I would go to my Uncles house and in WoW have 600MS and at home only like a hour away 25ms LOL.

[marvindiamonjr.]

That was a great video. I live in the country and have terrible internet service. I had satellite internet for a while, but it was totally useless for anything but browsing the internet. Currently, I'm using a cellular service something like the one you tested. It works much better than the satellite internet did. I'm hoping to get normal internet service someday, but until then, this will have to do. Looking forward to the follow-up video! Thanks, Brock!

[foonus]

Heya Brock, I hear your struggle with the rural internet, same issues out here but you are getting even better a signal than we are! I can't believe how much content you upload for having that speed bottleneck.. your kids must not be pleased if they are gamers!
Sign into the router and you should see what signal strength you are getting... use that number to position your antenna, you will have a lot better results than using the speed test.
Have a look at a cell booster to work with your new setup and you will really see a nice bonus.
I use wilson amplifiers, good USA company, was able to get from a -98DB signal to high 40's!
Good Luck!

[kylewillmann]

Brock, I’ve been watching the channel for a little while now and never knew you lived here in Ks! Enjoy your videos man

[andrewanderson]

Cool deal. I'm trying out the star links. So far it's been ok. My brother is the tech guy for this stuff. He's doing the testing like you are at my place.

[Z]

Good info for rural internet showing multiple options. Critically important for rural economic development yet info is sparse, e.g. providers not well known and 5g coverage is spotty in rural areas compared to more densely populated areas (tower placement).

[bluegrallis]

Your old service is 3 times faster than what I've had for the past ten years. I had Wild Blue for a few years, but it would shut down any time it clouded up or stormed and wasn't very fast. A neighbor had a Hughs net and it was just as bad.
Now I have broadband from a local co op with this kind of service: 1.41Mbps download, .48
Mbps upload.
I believe I had better service 20 years ago with dial up!

[markholmes]

Seems like a no brainer for you! Glad you found something better! Congratulations! ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼

[kylegoodwin]

I would love the first speed you had. I'm paying $90/month for up to 6 megs download with Brightspeed formally Century Link (which it has been out for 3 weeks).

[andrew]

I haven’t completed this video but now Starlink is out for the whole United States. Do you still use this as of today or have you switched to Starlink?

[jbs]

Great video curious if speed drops as people get home from work and families download more.

[goodguysgunsllc]

I have the same problem. Rural northern Michigan with no option for internet. Really interested in this. Love the videos brother!

[johnloar]

Hey Rock from Rock Hill Farm I'm like you I have I live in rural area and I've been working on getting affordable reliable internet and unlimited

[waywayoutwest]

You should connect with NaterTater on how to connect the antenna wires to the back of your router to get the best speeds

[mattnicol]

Awesome video, thanks for the info! This is exactly what I need, my internet is about what you had.

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