Anyone have experience with krypton web wireless?

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We install a router and dinner plate sized receiver{ depending how far, this size will differ} at your home or business which connects wirelessly to our antennae{ repeater / system / tower}.

These antennae are connected to our fibre backbone which transmits the internet [you are going to receive the internet} to your receiver. For a connection to be made there needs to be a Line of Sight {good signal} from your receiver to our antennae.
 
Hi Airsickclock

If you fall within our coverage area then get in touch: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=27833244556&text=&source=&data=

We use Ubiquity AC 5GHz equipment and work within a radius of no more than 2.5km from our antennae/towers to ensure that the connection you receive is top notch
We have many happy customers in the areas we cover and yes our connections are uncapped and unthrottled - 5% of our customer base has already surpassed the 1TB download mark this month

Our customers range from businesses to residential and even a Professional Gamer

Chat to us, you will not be disappointed


Airsickclock said:
Looking for get 5mb uncapped, unthrottled for R350 and wanted to know it anyone has it and can let me know if they're good or not

https://www.kryptonweb.co.za/
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Hi upup

The text was phrased to explain in simple terms to people not familiar with how a WISP operates, so that they will understand our installation and the solution we provide a little bit better

The receiver size is ALWAYS "dinner plate sized" - we do not use larger equipment as our focus is on quality of connection and affordability to residential customers: Powerbeams, Nanobeams or Litebeams

"our antennae" - Directly to our tower/"system" or a one-hop repeater tower setup


upup said:
Who wrote this:
We install a router and dinner plate sized receiver{ depending how far, this size will differ} at your home or business which connects wirelessly to our antennae{ repeater / system / tower}.

These antennae are connected to our fibre backbone which transmits the internet [you are going to receive the internet} to your receiver. For a connection to be made there needs to be a Line of Sight {good signal} from your receiver to our antennae.
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