What is Wireless Internet?
High-Speed Internet Without the Wires
Wireless internet technology uses radio waves to send internet signals through the air. Most of the time, wireless signals are sent from equipment located on a tall tower, through the air, to a limited radius surrounding the tower. In some cases, line-of-sight from the tower to the destination is required to ensure quality internet service.
Benefits of Wireless
Bug Tussel fiber projects are in select areas at select stages of completion. Subject to change.
Where is Wireless Available?
Expanding Access Across Communities
Bug Tussel has wireless infrastructure already live in select locations and continues to expand to additional locations. In your neighborhood, there might be plans to add a new site, construction for a new site already underway, or even live wireless internet service! To find out if you’re eligible for wireless service, reach out to us or use our interactive map to search for service in your area!
Wireless Network Timeline
From Planning to Going Live
Building a wireless network requires significant time, investment, and coordination. Each site must go through a series of steps, including planning, funding, permitting, construction, and equipment installation. These stages can take months or even years to complete, especially when unexpected delays—like weather or supply issues—come into play.
Wireless networks are typically built one site at a time, which means some areas may receive service before others. Even after a tower is constructed, additional work is needed to connect, test, and activate the site. As a result, service can go live gradually, location by location, as each site becomes fully operational.
