Reliable Broadband Service Throughout Northwest Ohio.

Luckey, Ohio
This is what happens when the industry claims 5G is the answer to life the universe and everything. Instead of 42, you get a brand that means nothing at all.
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Amplex services are approximately 80% recovered at this time. Please see https:klaxon.amplex.net for details.
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We are investigating issues with wireless customers not obtaining service.
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Outage update: router replaced. Minor configuration changes and a reboot and we should be back up.
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Outage update: A mid plane failure on the core router requires hardware replacement. Currently working on replacing the chassis
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We are currently investigating a major network outage as of 1:20am.
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If you still think TVWS is worth our time and money, Microsoft has a story to tell you. But fine revisionist history there Alex.
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Replying to @haroldfeld
Yet the feds rarely support the local service providers that ARE delivering broadband. Disappointing.
Replying to @haroldfeld
Yet the feds rarely support the local service providers that ARE delivering broadband. Disappointing.
Congrats to Rep. Bob Latta for being selected by Committee Chair Cathy McMorris Rodgers to lead Republicans on the Communications and Technology (C&T) Subcommittee on the Energy and Commerce Committee! @boblatta #WISPs
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I wish I was as confident in that statement! It's difficult to plan and invest when Congress and the FCC is so unpredictable.
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We also offer Gigabit service for $79 per month. And we are expanding that rapidly. Nice try!
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There are many @WISPA members in rural areas providing our customers similar services and similar pricing to what is available in urban areas. That it's not sufficient to interest AT&T or other ex-monopolies isn't a bad thing. Creating new monopolies with government money is.
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The basic error here is assuming rural broadband is unprofitable. Those who live on government subsidies would have you believe it's the only method possible. Amplex and many other small business are proving that incorrect.
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Congress and the FCC want to spend Billions of dollars to raise the definition of broadband to 100/100 or even 1000/1000. The upload speed number ONLY exists to pick a specific technology - fiber. There is no actual current or even future demand for extremely high upload.
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30 days of fixed wireless broadband usage. Our customers use a lot of data - One at 4.2Tb, Two over 3Tb, FortyFour over 2Tb, and 564 over a Tb. Average of 375Gb down, 26Gb upload. Total transfers? 6,486 Pb to customers, 0.227 Pb upload.
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Replying to @MCalabreseNAF
Given the success WISP's have made of the most 'shared' spectrum in the world - the unlicensed ISM bands, I absolutely agree with both of your statements!
Replying to @MPORielly @mikeofcc
Absolutely agree. Very concerned that the definition of broadband will be used to manipulate this process.
16.2% overall, and 127% increase in fiber customer revenue. Most fiber growth is competitive wins from other providers. More to come next year!
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Replying to @AjitPai @FCC
Now that that’s settled, what shall we do about that BIAS acronym the FCC uses? Seems a bit biased.
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