Before you can get Papadocs High Speed Wireless we need to determine if you have Line of Sight with one of our access points. This is necessary not only because this is a point to point service and there must be a clean line of sight with our access point, but also so we can gather info such as how far away the tower is and what the best place to mount the radio should be.

Shown below are some images of our access points including an explaination of how to determine if you can get the service. If you do not see your tower listed below, please call 618 526-8301 or 800 765-7772 since not all access points used by Papadocs High Speed Internet are represented on this page.

	Beckemeyer Water Tower if you have a view as unobstructed as this from the roof of your home, then you will be able to get high speed internet, no matter which of our access points you are looking at!
	Beckemeyer Water Tower if you have a view of any of our access points like the one shown to the left from the roof of your home, then you may be able to get high speed. The signal is broadcast from the highest point of the access point, and therefor, in this situation we would have to do an equipment test to make sure the signal is getting thru the obstruction of the trees. If you live within 1/2 mile from the tower, chances are good that you will be able to get the service. It is best to do this test after the leaves have come out.
	Aviston Water Tower from a distance, any of our towers seen as clear as this should be able to get the service.
	Breese South Water Tower - if you have a view like the one on the left from the roof of your home, then you will not be able to get high speed. The signal generally cannot make it thru the leaves well enough to provide dependable service unless you are closer than one half mile. if you have a view like the one on the right, no matter which of our towers, we will need to do an equipment test to determine if you can receive the signal.
	Pierron East Water Tower one of our access points in the Pierron area.
	Tri county Water Tower The blue cylinder with the white top serves as one of the access points for the Highland area. It is located on Bellm Road to the south of Highland.
	St. Rose Tower The tower located next to Lil' Roses store in St. Rose serves the St. Rose area. Look for the Church steeple and then find the tower nearby.
	Pierron West Water Tower The tower located near the exit ramp from Interstate 70 near Blue Springs Cafe serves parts of Highland and Pierron.
	Greenville Farm Service Grain Elevator Serving Greenville area from the highest point on the grain elevator.

Access points are also available for Mulberry Grove area from the Farm Services Grain elevator located in Mulberry Grove. Carlyle is serviced from the grain elevator in Carlyle, and Breese can get access from both water towers in Breese.

If you know you have line of sight and would like to have high speed wireless, or would like us to check if you do, give us a call at 526-8301 or Email service@papadocs.com today to schedule a line of sight survey for your home.

Papadocs High Speed Wireless service is currently available in Aviston, Breese, Beckemeyer, Carlyle, Greenville, Highland, Mulberry Grove, St. Rose and their surrounding areas.

For all Papadocs High Speed Wireless Internet Packages, please view:
http://www.papadocs.com/wireless_pricing.html

Papadocs Internet Service
8004 Main Street
St. Rose, IL 62230
618-526-8301
1-800-765-7772
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