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Periodically I see that people are having trouble with their

systems. I surely feel their pain. But after working through the > issue we encountered, I can say that we would not be full-timing > with as much enjoyment as we have without our Motosat connection.
yes, the number of wireless installations is increasing, and yes

day will come (sometime in the future) when wireless connections > will be readily available ALMOST anywhere. But that day is still

the distant future. In the meantime, having a Motosat provides us > with much enrichment during our travels, as we cannot carry enough > books to provide information about the many places we visit.

said that, should you decide to get a Motosat, ensure that you get

reputable dealer to do your installation. Our dealer, Bill Adams, > carried us through the "dark days" when the system was

But now it works like a charm and seldom causes us the slightest > problem. If you think that Motosat and Direcway will provide the > technical support needed to get you over the hump, however, you

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Scott,

Glen did post a message on DatastormUsers.com. Within an hour

Adams responded to help. The next hour Don Bradner, the forum > founder, responded. Both asked for more information on his setup, > expecially what satellite he was on, and told him how to obtain

information. Glen never responded.

Barry

[quote author=semperfibuck"

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> Periodically I see that people are having trouble with their > Motosat

> systems. I surely feel their pain. But after working through

issue we encountered, I can say that we would not be full-timing > > with as much enjoyment as we have without our Motosat

yes, the number of wireless installations is increasing, and yes > the

> day will come (sometime in the future) when wireless connections > > will be readily available ALMOST anywhere. But that day is

in

> the distant future. In the meantime, having a Motosat provides

with much enrichment during our travels, as we cannot carry

books to provide information about the many places we visit.
Having

> said that, should you decide to get a Motosat, ensure that you

a

> reputable dealer to do your installation. Our dealer, Bill

carried us through the "dark days" when the system was > problematic.

> But now it works like a charm and seldom causes us the slightest > > problem. If you think that Motosat and Direcway will provide

Scott,
> Glen did post a message on DatastormUsers.com. Within an hour Bill > Adams responded to help. The next hour Don Bradner, the forum > founder, responded. Both asked for more information on his setup, > expecially what satellite he was on, and told him how to obtain the > information. Glen never responded.

Barry

[quote author=semperfibuck"

>

> Periodically I see that people are having trouble with their > Motosat

> systems. I surely feel their pain. But after working through

issue we encountered, I can say that we would not be full-timing > > with as much enjoyment as we have without our Motosat

yes, the number of wireless installations is increasing, and yes > the

> day will come (sometime in the future) when wireless connections > > will be readily available ALMOST anywhere. But that day is still > in

> the distant future. In the meantime, having a Motosat provides

with much enrichment during our travels, as we cannot carry

books to provide information about the many places we visit.
Having

> said that, should you decide to get a Motosat, ensure that you

a

> reputable dealer to do your installation. Our dealer, Bill