nternet 9/2/13

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APO)) aft HIGHER I SPEED nternet 9/2/13 Zorro Ranch Attn: Brice Gordon RE: Zorro Ranch Internet Connectivity Mr. Gordon, Pursuant to your request for quotation we are pleased to offer you the following quotes. These quotes are broken down into four distinct quotes because there are four parts to this project 1) Install microwave link from the tower I own on Sandia Crest to the main house. The cost for an unlicensed 5.8 GHz link will be $3000. This link will be able to provide you the 10-15 megabits that you are looking for. It may also be able to accommodate 50 megabits download. The time to deploy this link is within the month. a) As an alternative a FCC licensed link may also be purchased. The FCC licensed link we are suggesting is capable of delivering 50 megabits per second download no problem. The benefits of a FCC licensed link are that it is free from any interference that the unlicensed 5.8 GHz spectrum can be susceptible to. The cost to deploy a FCC licensed link will be $20,000.00 and time to deploy is approximately three months, due to frequency coordination with the FCC. Either solution presented to be deployed; ownership of the link will be Higher-Speed Internet's. The benefits of Higher-Speed Internet owning the link is that we will monitor the link for optimal performance and make modifications to the system as we deem necessary to deliver you the bandwidth you require. The mount for the dish, at Zorro Ranch, of either solution is the responsibility of the client with collaboration from Higher-Speed Internet. 2) Install a 5.8 GHz MIMO link from the mechanical building to the fire house at Ranch Central with included 2.4Ghz wireless access to the area. Install 5GHz MIMO system at the mechanical building for Internet access to the staff cottage and lodge. The cost to perform this will be $3750.00. Time to deploy this system will be within a month. Ownership of this system will be that of Zorro Ranch. Page 1 of 1 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 220, Edgewood, NM 87015 Physical Address: 2304 Old Route 66 W., Moriarty, NM 87035 Website: www.higherspeed.net Office: (SOS) 867-3298 Fax: (SOS) 212-0000 E-mail: [email protected] EFTA00317141 f(m), A HIGHER I SPEED nternet 3) Install individual buildings with access to the internet. The cost to install each building will be $300. For example the systems at the staff cottage and at the lodge will be $300 each to install. If it is deemed necessary to install a system on the red house, the yellow house, and the other buildings in Ranch Central, each building will cost $300. This cost is inclusive of battery backup protection and exclusive of any routers desired inside the buildings, or structure network cabling. Ownership of the equipment deployed at each location will be that of Zorro Ranch. 4) Internet access fee will be $500 per month for 10 megabits per second download, $750 per month for 15 megabits per second download, and $2500 per month for 50 megabits per second download per month. Please see the attached design drawing I came up for this project It may help you to understand what it is we suggest doing for you to provide the Ranch the internet it desires. If you have any question regarding this quote or the drawing, please call me. Kindest Regards, Steven Grabiel President Higher Speed Internet Page 2 of 1 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 220, Edgewood, NM 87015 Physical Address: 2304 Old Route 66 W., Moriarty, NM 87035 Website: www.higherspeed.net Office: (505) 867-3298 Fax: (505) 212-0000 E-mail: [email protected] EFTA00317142 00)) AA HIGHER I Spar) nternet 2 2 2 16 1 1 Crest Link 5.8 GHz Unlicensed Link Pricing Break down 3' ubnt dishes 329 658 3' rf armours 277 554 ubtiks 5gHP 160 320 4 guys 4 hours mt 493 G with pelican 75 1200 Box 260 260 misc cable etc 250 250 total 3242 Zorro Ranch Build-Ranch to House 2 2' ubnt dishes 2 ubnt ti rockets 2 2' rf armours 2 ubnt ti 2.4ghz rockets 2 ubnt ti sectors 1 mt 493 G wipelican 12 3 guys 4 hours 1 misc cable etc Zorro houses e.g. 1 m5 with mounts etc 147 294 338 676 177 354 289 578 219 438 260 260 75 900 250 250 tot 3750 300 300 tot 300 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 220, Edgewood, NM 87015 Physical Address: 2304 Old Route 66 W., Moriarty, NM 87035 Website: www.higherspeed.net Page 3 of 1 Office: (505) 867-3298 Fax: (505) 212-0000 E-mail: [email protected] EFTA00317143 IPe) lan HIGHER I SPEED nternet Equipment Break down Crest-Main 5.8 GHz House Link Ubiquiti RD5G34 3' Dish x2 Ubtik with Mikrotik RB 912UAG-5HPnD x1 RF Shield Kit for Ubiquity 3-FT Dish Antenna — UDK5 x2 Mikrotik RB/493 Routerboard 9 LAN / 3 MNI-PCI 300MHZ 64 mB L4 xl Mailing Address: P.O. Box 220, Edgewood, NM 87015 Physical Address: 2304 Old Route 66 W., Moriarty, NM 87035 Website: www.higherspeed.net Page 4 of 1 Office: (505) 867-3298 Fax: (505) 212-0000 E-mail: [email protected] EFTA00317144 ((e) AA HIGHER ISPEED nternet Equipment Break down Zorro Ranch Build Ranch to House if Mikrotik RB1493 Routerboard 9 LAN / 3 MNI-PCI 300MHZ 64 mB L4 xl RD-5G30 2' Dish x2 ROCKETM5-TI x3 ROCKETM2-TI x2 Titanium Sector 2.4 GHz x2 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 220, Edgewood, NM 87015 Physical Address: 2304 Old Route 66 W., Moriarty, NM 87035 Website: www.higherspeed.net Page 5 of 1 Office: (505) 867-3298 Fax: (505) 212-0000 E-mail: [email protected] EFTA00317145 ((e) AA HIGHER ISpew nternet RF Shield Kit for Ubiquity 2-FT Dish Antenna - UDKS x2 AMO-5G13 xl Equipment Break down Equipment on Houses e.g. lodge, staff cottage, red house, yellow house etc. NB-5G22 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 220, Edgewood, NM 87015 Physical Address: 2304 Old Route 66 W., Moriarty, NM 87035 Website: www.higherspeed.net Page 6 of 1 Office: (505) 867-3298 Fax: (505) 212-0000 E-mail: [email protected] EFTA00317146

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[Image 1] The image shows a document that appears to be a letter or a memo. The top of the document features a logo with the text "HIGH SPEED INTERNET" and the name "RJR Wireless." Below the logo, there is a date "5/17/2017" and a recipient's name "Mr. Gardner." The body of the document contains text that seems to be discussing technical issues related to internet service, including references to "DSL," "Wi [Image 2] The image shows a document with text, which appears to be a letter or a notice. The document is titled "HIGHER SPEED INTERNET" and includes a logo with the letters "HSI" and the tagline "High Speed Internet." The text mentions a "New High Speed Internet" service and includes a list of bullet points with instructions or information about the service. The document is dated "December 1, 2001" and is [Image 3] The image shows a document with a title that reads "HST INTERNET EQUIPMENT BREAKDOWN LIST." Below the title, there is a list of items with descriptions, including a satellite dish, a modem, and a router. The document appears to be a list of equipment for an internet service provider, detailing the components of a satellite internet system. The text is clear and the document is structured in a form [Image 4] The image shows a document with a table and text. The table lists items with their respective prices, and there are columns for "Item," "Price," and "Price Brazil." The document appears to be a price list or a catalog of items with their costs in different currencies. The text at the top of the document reads "HIGHER SPEED INTERNET," and there is a logo with the letters "HST" and "Higher Speed Int [Image 5] The image shows a document with a list of items that appear to be related to telecommunications or networking equipment. The document is titled "HST Internet Equipment Breakdown." It lists various items such as "Zoom Router," "Ruckus Router," "Ruckus Access Point," and "Ruckus Switch." Each item is accompanied by a photograph of the corresponding piece of equipment. The document also includes a lo [Image 6] The image appears to be a document scan, specifically a letter or an invoice. It contains text and images. The visible text includes the name "HST Internet" and a logo with the text "HST Internet" and "High Speed Internet." There is also a reference to "Equipment on Household" and a note about equipment being broken down to a red house. The images show a satellite dish and a modem, which are likel