Recent content by Joseph matane

I don't support this just imagine if liquid telecom had permanent 4G spectrum all this year's it could be useless to the industry while others need it ASAP

Yes I know DFA and Vumatel is owned/whatever by same parent company hence I mentioned "last mile connection by Vumareach" About Broadband Infraco they hand picked certain municipalities under SA Connect to connect first so their infrastructure is way too limited, I asked about DFA because I...

So this so called 20 districts might get FTTB? Or it simple means DFA will roll out backhaul to small towns? Because DFA specializes in backhaul not B2C, this might mean last mile connection will be done by Vumareach or poynting what what aka R89 PM WiFi connection. I have a feeling this...

This might be possible if rain and Vodacom agreement now include deploying 5G and 4G simultaneously, which means rain can upgrade "passive" infrastructure in more Tower's across SA

In some cases is Vodacom backhaul

My guess is all towers that used to have rain fixed-LTE coverage back in the beginning will be prioritised

This is the case always with Liquid Intelligent Technologies, they like to mention other African markets they operate in, even if headlines says "Liquid Intelligent Technologies expand Fibre To small towns in SA" You won't see details like town's name by name liquid will just mention province...

But to be honest this is not cheap vodacom has Just4You bundle 1GB for R19 valid one day or standard one day 1GB for R29 and 60 Any SA network minutes for R12 valid one day

Please tell me your neighborhood name, I guess Openserve is first FNO to cover your neighborhood with FTTH neh I feel like yes all FNO's are roll out FTTH yearly but is duplication replication situation underserved neighborhoods are not getting connected

So this area's are part of FTTC to FTTH coverage roll out plan not bad but coverage map could be useful to see if this new markets are new or they are already serviced by other FNO's

Cell C LTE is nightmare unless you use internet after 22:00 for me connection is bad as Rain Mobile around Mahikeng

I don't know much but for me it seems like Powerwall is really expensive, Battery lithium Pylon3000C 3.6kWh cost R17K and I heard is more like 3.2kWh not 3.6kWh R17Kx5=R85K Bi-directional inverter Sunsynk 8kW cost R33K This means is way cheaper to buy one by one hardware than Tesla single unit...

If they offer their services using United State dollars it simply means the monthly premiums will change each and every month and also bank charges will be higher because you are dealing with foreign exchange so it could make sense for them to offer the service using the local currency look at...

But U$ price won't be steady this month you pay R1499 next month is R1600 look at Netflix they went with local currency to offer subscribers steady prices