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Switch to DirecTV with us and you won't be missing the game! Now that they are in the playoff's, don't you want to watch the games?
Our DirecTV customers are enjoying ALL the Fox Sports Midwest televised baseball games.
What are you waiting for? Call us TODAY - Watch the games this weekend!
We have switched 20 + Dish customers in the last 30 days! When do you want us to switch you?
(We also have HBO) They still don't!
We recently replaced an old, storm damaged antenna with this new 1.8 meter General Dynamics / Prodelin Antenna at our local FOX affiliate KBSI-23
As of April 2019, Network Communications and DTE Satellite is no longer associated with
Chad Moore.
Chad is no longer subcontracting with us.
Our customers should contact us directly for any service or maintenance issues.
We are proud to have been chosen again by WSIL engineering to add another 3.8 meter antenna for their 3.5 channel
We started the Q1 DirecTV Commercial Upgrade
It's like having your home DirecTV at your hotel room.
Continuing to keep our customers up to date by upgrading their equipment to HD
We were chosen by DirecTV/AT&T to be a LSP Dealer in the 4 state area to offer AT&T Mobility products and services. You now have a choice as to where you can get your new phone device and/or service. We offer most everything the local AT&T store does right here in our office. Whether you need a new line or the new iPhone 11 or XR, we have you covered. You can even port your service from another provider and get a $250 gift card for EVERY line you port! Even Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) from other providers if you want to move to AT&T.
We subcontracted the digital signage installation at the new Kay's Jewelers store on Siemers Drive in Cape Girardeau
50 Mbps download speed Internet service. Our rural customers have wanted internet speeds as fast as their “cabled” friends. We’re proud to announce that these speeds will be available in our area in the next few weeks!
We have been testing the Unlimited Silver 25 service for several weeks and are consistently getting download speeds of ~ 40 to 49 Mbps!
The official launch of service will be any day now!
Mark Jackson, owner of Network Communications and Down To Earth Satellite Systems, announced today they have been chosen by Viasat to beta test the new ViaSat-2 satellite internet platform. On December 5th, 2017 the ViaSat-2 satellite had successfully arrived in geostationary orbit at 69.9° west longitude. Within days of reaching its geostationary orbit, the Viasat team was successfully transmitting data to and from the ViaSat-2 satellite, as well as streaming content providing an early demonstration of the satellite's power and flexibility.
Viasat has successfully completed a number of key performance tests on the ViaSat-2 satellite and end-to-end network, including demonstrating downstream speeds of over 100 Mbps to production consumer terminals. Mr. Jackson states “the average speed of current satellite internet providers is 5 to 25 Mbps. This will be a gamechanger! Soon customers that live outside city limits will truly have high-speed internet service. Possibly faster than their cabled neighbors in town.”
The satellite ground network and other networking technologies are performing better than initially planned as measured in successful alpha testing. Mr. Jackson said “The satellite will continue to undergo testing during the beta service period with selected Viasat retailers like us installing and using the new service. Viasat will be using our site performing tests as well.”
The ViaSat-2 satellite is scheduled to enter commercial service in February 2018, where it will enable the delivery of advanced residential, enterprise, government and in-flight internet services. The ViaSat-2 satellite system is expected to significantly improve speeds, reduce costs and expand the footprint of broadband services across North America, Central America, the Caribbean and a portion of northern South America, as well as the primary aeronautical and maritime routes across the Atlantic Ocean between North America and Europe.
Compared to ViaSat-1, ViaSat-2 is expected to double the bandwidth, with more than 300 Gigabits per second (Gbps) of total network capacity, as well as provide seven times the broadband coverage.
“We are excited and look forward to the consumer launch of this product in February” Mr. Jackson said.
We were hired by our local ABC affiliate to sell and install a new 3.8 meter antenna for their new Heroes & Icons channel on 3.2
We were fortunate to have good weather for the two day build.
WSIL is now using our antenna exclusively for their Heroes & Icons channel
While in California to see my granddaughter Kaitlynn's high school graduation, we stopped by Viasat Inc. Viasat is the parent company of Exede. Their world headquarters is located at 6155 El Camino Real in Carlsbad, CA. We stopped by on Memorial Day, May 29th. They were closed - except for the essential workers - but it was a real treat to see their campus!
A few of the antenna's on site
A Google Maps view of the Carlsbad, CA facility
Five U.S. commercial radio networks who operate their own satellite systems have now been up and running on the new AMC-18 at 105 degrees West Longitude for several months. The five satellite delivered radio services have been broadcasting from AMC-8 satellite for many years are Learfield, Orbital Media Networks (OMNi), Premiere Networks, Skyview Networks, and Westwood One. AMC-8 been at 139 degrees West for many years. AMC-8 has exceeded its design life and is not being replaced by an equivalent C-band satellite at the same location.
We were hired by Scheper Communications from Woodson, IL Illinois to repoint several antennas at mid Illinois and mid Missouri radio stations. Because we have been in this business since 1982, we are one of only a few companies that are have the knowledgeable and experience to work on C-Band (real) satellite antennas! Network Communications came through for our customers again!
01/22/2018 Update on this project: We still haven't been paid by Scheper Communications for work done on this project. Two of the six mid Illinois stations paid their portion of the bill. The others, well...
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