For ranch and rural homestead customers located beyond our standard 7.0-mile perimeter who desire high-speed service, investing in an elevated on-premises tower expands reliable line-of-sight coverage up to 14 miles.
- Structure: 35' Heavy-Duty Mast
- Base Station Height: 180' AGL Core Tower
- Tree Canopy Clearance (25' brush): +6.5 ft margin @ 7 mi
- Earth Bulge @ 7 mi: 6.1 ft
- Expected RSL (5.8 GHz, 29 dBi CPE): -60 dBm (8x–10x QAM)
- Hardware Investment: Standard / Included ($350–$500)
- Structure: 40' Rohn 25G / Universal + 5' Mast
- Base Station Height: 180' AGL Core Tower
- Tree Canopy Clearance (25' brush): +12.0 ft margin @ 10 mi
- Earth Bulge @ 10 mi: 12.5 ft
- Expected RSL (5.8 GHz, 29 dBi CPE): -63 dBm (6x–8x QAM)
- Estimated Customer Cost: ~$1,800 – $2,800 installed
- Structure: 60' Guyed Lattice + 10' Heavy Mast
- Base Station Height: 180' AGL Core Tower
- Tree Canopy Clearance (25' brush): +33.1 ft margin @ 14 mi
- Earth Bulge @ 14 mi: 24.5 ft
- Expected RSL (5.8 GHz, 29 dBi CPE): -66 dBm (4x–6x QAM)
- Estimated Customer Cost: ~$4,500 – $7,500 installed
Interactive topology showing the 13 community hubs, the top 5 nearest-adjacent backhaul spans, and the concentric customer coverage perimeters (Standard 7-mi, 45' Tower 10-mi, and 70' Tower 14-mi).
Ranked by longest required line-of-sight microwave spans between immediate adjacent neighbors in the regional backhaul chain.
| Span | Corridor Connection | Approx. Distance | Midpath Earth Bulge | Path Mechanics & Frequency Profile |
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| Span 1 | Devine Hub ⟷ Lytle Hub | 18.5 miles (29.8 km) | ~43 ft |
Northern gateway corridor connecting Medina and Atascosa subscriber cores.
6 GHz or 11 GHz XPIC licensed link. Midpath clearance easily achievable with 120'–180' towers without terrain blocking.
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| Span 2 | Pearsall Hub ⟷ Devine Hub | 17.7 miles (28.5 km) | ~39 ft |
I-35 South backbone artery linking Frio County to the primary Devine relay junction.
Replaces bypassed 31.6-mi shot. 11 GHz high-capacity licensed microwave (80 MHz or 2+0 XPIC) delivers 2+ Gbps.
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| Span 3 | Cuero Hub ⟷ Yorktown Hub | 16.2 miles (26.1 km) | ~33 ft |
East / Southeast corridor connecting DeWitt County commercial and rural centers.
Direct adjacent link. 6 GHz or 11 GHz with 4ft/6ft Category A antennas achieves 99.999% carrier-grade availability.
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| Span 4 | Hondo Hub ⟷ Devine Hub | 14.9 miles (24.0 km) | ~28 ft |
North-to-South Medina County aggregation link routing Hondo traffic cleanly into Devine.
Minimal Earth bulge (28'). Excellent line-of-sight propagation with high rain-fade margin on 11 GHz.
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| Span 5 | Pleasanton / Jourdanton ⟷ Charlotte Hub | 12.8 miles (20.6 km) | ~20 ft |
Southern Atascosa arterial corridor linking the launchpad core to Eagle Ford territory.
Compact adjacent span. High-gain 11 GHz microwave ensures full modulation (2048-QAM) year-round.
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Sequential rollout timeline detailing core community deployments alternating with rural outskirts customer surges prior to advancing to the next geography.
🏢 Real Estate Equity & Debt-Free Autonomy
Each individual company-owned tower site establishes a baseline real estate resale and land valuation of $40,000. Across the fully completed 52-tower regional footprint (13 communities with 4 towers each), the collective real estate asset value totals $2,080,000.
By Month 78 (Phase 14), the original 4 launchpad leased towers are replaced with company-owned structures, eliminating all lease liability and locking in an annual corporate net cash flow exceeding $3.60 Million.