Widomaker WirelessDSL service is a radio-based multipoint-to-multipoint wireless broadband connection, comparable in speed and price to DSL or cable service in the area.

Currently from 2 to 5 weeks from the date of order submittal. We expect this timeline to get much faster as the product matures, and our goal timeline is 2-5 working days.

You'll need a computer with a 10Base-T - RJ45 Ethernet card or a HomePNA 1.0/2.0 Network card. We'll provide the customer premise equipment (the WirelessDSL router).

The radio network uses Nokia's security to prevent customers from evesdropping on each other, and spread spectrum frequency hopping to avoid signal interception. Customers cannot evesdrop on eachother in the WirelessDSL network.

No, the WirelessDSL service is a self-healing network of intelligent multi-point routers. You simply need visibility to a few other connected customers in order to obtain service.

Your router may be forwarding traffic for other subscribers, so it's important that it's always on. If you unplug your Network/Power Unit, some other subscribers in your neighborhood may lose their connection to the Internet. Note that the network is multi-point, so if these subscribers can see another site, traffic would be automaticly re-routed, so this isn't likely, but for the overall availability and health of the network, all subscribers should leave the equipment plugged in.

The wireless router consumes about one fourth the power of one 60W light bulb. So, the affect on your electricity bill will be minimal.

The Wireless Router may cause interference to (and interfere with) other devices operating in the 2.4 Ghz frequency range. Siemens and other cordless phones are the most commonly used devices in this radio spectrum. If you suspect that your cordless phone and wireless router are interfering with each other, do the following:

Check that your phone operates in the 2.4 Ghz range frequency range. If not (many use 900 Mhz), it cannot be causing interference with your wireless router.

If your phone operates in this frequency, move the cordless phone base station to the lowest floor possible in your home, or if you live in a one-story house, try to place the base station directly below the wireless router's location on the roof.

If the interference occurs only when you're using your cordless phone outside in the yard, avoid using it outside at the same time when someone is accessing the Internet with the computer.

If you've done all of the above and there is still interference from your cordless phone, please contact Widomaker's support for assistance.

The WirelessDSL hardware will be installed in accordance with FCC regulatons. However, we are working with HOA's in the area that we are providing service in. This means that most likly we already have an agreement with the HOA in your area.