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THE PROJECT WAVES NETWORK
The Community Internet Service Model

Whether you're interested in receiving service at a single-family-home, or you're looking for a way to connect an entire building, understanding the Project Waves Network is the first step.
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Point-to-multipoint wireless networks require a few things to provide optimal service. First, wireless signal depends on what's known as "backhaul"- this is the origin of service (in this case, fiber). Next, wireless broadcast equipment (sector antennae) must be mounted on highpoint locations with clear line-of-sight to surrounding homes. Finally, homes receiving service must be able to receive unobstructed signal from a sector antenna.
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Check out the simple animation to learn how the Project Waves Network functions.
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