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33 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

This could be the answer DA who knows.

I think coverage will be the issue.

According to the Verizon article line of sight is best but it says they might do a little better.

I can imagine that it might be like the old TV antenna days where you saw places with extra long TV masts.

Up until my research I was not excited as I thought the plans would be capped like the present Telstra smart phone plans at around 6Gigs. If they have decent caps (some talk of 200G per per month) then TV watching at 4K level becomes a reality.

NBN isn't even due to be started in my area until end of 2019 and because I am on a big block the odds are I will be treated as a special case and put to the end of the line. That means 2021 or thereabouts

Yep, and that’s why I can only get adsl1 - nbn now own the cable connection (which is literally right outside my front door) but neither telstra or foxtel are “allowed” to use it to connect cable

edit: oh, and nbn have had on their site that their rollout in my area has been delayed 9-12 months and that I should check their website in February 2018...suffice to say that message has been in place since February 2017, with no update since... 

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