Anyone using Clearwire WiMax?

Is anyone using Clearwire WiMax? If so, please tell me how you like it
and if it works well when mobile and on the move like in a bus etc.
What are you paying per month too?

TIA,
Danno

On Nov 16, 8:49 pm, Dan <d...@nospamstuff.com> wrote:
> Is anyone using Clearwire WiMax? If so, please tell me how you like it
> and if it works well when mobile and on the move like in a bus etc.
> What are you paying per month too?
>
> TIA,
> Danno

talk@seattlewireless.net
There are/were some early adopters on this list. It would make sense
to do a post and get more up to date information.

"Dan" <dan@nospamstuff.com> wrote in message
news:473e72e4$0$24342$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
> Is anyone using Clearwire WiMax? If so, please tell me how you like it
> and if it works well when mobile and on the move like in a bus etc. What
> are you paying per month too?
>
> TIA,
> Danno

I personally don't have it but I have two or three friends that do. I also
helped beta test the new pcmcia card as well as some other devices for them
a few months ago. In my area if you can get a good signal you can easiely
max out your connection speed. We found it works pretty good mobile and
depending on where you are at you'll see 300 to 900K when moving.
Seemed to be the same with the PC card and the shark fin radio.
My only gripe about Clearwire is it's speed. For what it is it's great but I
would not replace my internet connection at home with it.. But I am thinking
about mouting it in my car.

Adair

"Adair Winter" <adairw@swbell.net> wrote in
news:mjC%i.21185$Pv2.18251@newssvr23.news.prodigy. net:

> the shark fin radio.

That's funny. That's what we used to call the Gen2 Clearwire(version1
company) CPE.

On 11/17/07 7:48 AM, Adair Winter wrote:
> "Dan" <dan@nospamstuff.com> wrote in message
> news:473e72e4$0$24342$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
>> Is anyone using Clearwire WiMax? If so, please tell me how you like it
>> and if it works well when mobile and on the move like in a bus etc. What
>> are you paying per month too?
>>
>> TIA,
>> Danno
>
> I personally don't have it but I have two or three friends that do. I also
> helped beta test the new pcmcia card as well as some other devices for them
> a few months ago. In my area if you can get a good signal you can easiely
> max out your connection speed. We found it works pretty good mobile and
> depending on where you are at you'll see 300 to 900K when moving.
> Seemed to be the same with the PC card and the shark fin radio.
> My only gripe about Clearwire is it's speed. For what it is it's great but I
> would not replace my internet connection at home with it.. But I am thinking
> about mouting it in my car.
>
> Adair
>
>

I would love to be able to get internet radio in the car. And WiMax
seems like the way to do it.

On Sat, 17 Nov 2007 12:40:00 -0800, Karen <karensw@spamcop.net> wrote:

>I used it for a year (contract length) and was pretty happy with it for
>the first 11 months. During the last month, I had a recurring problem of
>dropped connectio

I just got it with the stand up modem. I've been getting 3 lights
(max 5) and seem to get pretty good speed.
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