I've been with Verizon since cell phones were as big as a brick with telescoping antennas. Love their service and coverage. I also bundle up the aircard package which works great for me.
You allready can watch cable and satellite TV for free. All these bits of info are in the airwaves which by law are free. Companies simply encrypt the signal and sell de equipment to break the encryption. There are Free software programs in the web based on open source (software programs done by well intentioned programers that abhor business principles and pòst those programs to download for free, no royalties)). It is just a matter of some jerry rigging electronics and downloading the proper programs.
Access to the airwaves is free. Access to branded channels and equipment is for a fee. It is ilegal to tamper with branded equipment or steal the signal. It is legal to get the airwaves in your devices without paying a cent. Off course you have to know some things to make it work. Open, Free source has all that is needed. If you paid for something open sourced, you got ripped off. Open source is totally gratis, but you have a whole bunch of jerks making money with it.
It takes hardware to recieve the signals, and software convert them to what ever technology you are outputting to. So what you think is free, will cost you in time and Money to decipher.
I've been in Electronics since the 70's. So know a bit about it.
You might be able to jury rig something that would work, but you will need some special talents. Like working at Machine Level programing to make the MP's work. And the final results will not be satisfactory.
Voice which usually is carried on 1-2 channels is a lot easier than Video which typically uses as much as 5-7 channels of information to decode and process and a separate carrier for each channel.
My Radio Control System uses 12 separate channels of data, impressed on the carrier which uniquely ties the Transmitter and Reciever together at 2.4 GHZ while hopping over every one of the thousands of GUIDs that are out there.
I know when I must recognize superior knowledge and that is the case here. You are way up in the stratosphere in these topics. My intention was just to get to have free Tv with off the self stuff and I got that; is not commercial quality TV but you get movies and news legally for free after some due diligence. The need surfaced after my frequent travels to the boondocks where no technology existed. In the city, I do have wireless paid service TV which is much nicer as you pointed out. Thanks for the info. My apologies if I came across as arrogant.
I do get HULU and an inmense amount of multilanguage channels from all over. Off course, quality leaves a lot to be desire but not bad for a free and legal reception.
Every carrier provides a coverage map. Look it up. We did get a weak signal, and dropped calls in the middle of Death valley, But it improved as we got closer to Scotty's Castle.
My son has T-Mobile and gets a very weak signal, and dropped calls when he is here at my house at the base of the mountains. Verizon is 4 bars all the time.
good for them when I and a freind were running MT and WY alot he had Verison and had no signal had to use my phone to call home.There are place here in Pa that the coverage map say I shouldnt get but I do besides im not much of a fan of over price verison
I used their Modem for my Laptop when I was travelling for work. It was great. Get internet anywhere, anytime. And with the Magicjack I had Phone coverage anywhere anytime for $20 a year.
Now that I don't travel and use my computer at for internet, use a Cable Modem, but still use the Magicjack for landline.
All these bits of info are in the airwaves which by law are free.
Companies simply encrypt the signal and sell de equipment to break the encryption.
There are Free software programs in the web based on open source (software programs done by well intentioned programers that abhor business principles and pòst those programs to download for free, no royalties)).
It is just a matter of some jerry rigging electronics and downloading the proper programs.
And I tried the so called free Satelite etc, it sux. Just a way to sell crappy software to those that are suckers.
Access to branded channels and equipment is for a fee. It is ilegal to tamper with branded equipment or steal the signal.
It is legal to get the airwaves in your devices without paying a cent. Off course you have to know some things to make it work. Open, Free source has all that is needed.
If you paid for something open sourced, you got ripped off.
Open source is totally gratis, but you have a whole bunch of jerks making money with it.
I've been in Electronics since the 70's. So know a bit about it.
You might be able to jury rig something that would work, but you will need some special talents. Like working at Machine Level programing to make the MP's work. And the final results will not be satisfactory.
Voice which usually is carried on 1-2 channels is a lot easier than Video which typically uses as much as 5-7 channels of information to decode and process and a separate carrier for each channel.
My Radio Control System uses 12 separate channels of data, impressed on the carrier which uniquely ties the Transmitter and Reciever together at 2.4 GHZ while hopping over every one of the thousands of GUIDs that are out there.
You are way up in the stratosphere in these topics.
My intention was just to get to have free Tv with off the self stuff and I got that; is not commercial quality TV but you get movies and news legally for free after some due diligence. The need surfaced after my frequent travels to the boondocks where no technology existed. In the city, I do have wireless paid service TV which is much nicer as you pointed out.
Thanks for the info. My apologies if I came across as arrogant.
I also can get Free TV on Comcast, and it is very high quality, and in HD for some shows.
I do get HULU and an inmense amount of multilanguage channels from all over. Off course, quality leaves a lot to be desire but not bad for a free and legal reception.
My son has T-Mobile and gets a very weak signal, and dropped calls when he is here at my house at the base of the mountains. Verizon is 4 bars all the time.
i use cable for tv, internet and landline
Now that I don't travel and use my computer at for internet, use a Cable Modem, but still use the Magicjack for landline.
Go the Magicjack.com. Its a pretty neat system. and $30 a year is a lot better than your local landline phone biill. Mine used to be $45 a month.