The general equipment requirement is a "wireless bridge" (a radio transceiver) and a small outdoor antenna. The wireless bridge is enclosed in a white box that must be mounted close to the antenna on your roof. The typical antenna is a small curved grid, slighty less in size than a television dish and roof-mounted in about the same way. Home accounts must have an Ethernet Network Interface Card (NIC) in their computer.

It's easy. All you need is a WildBlue mini dish and a WildBlue modem, which is brought to you. Learn more about the equipment.

One will need a backgammon lay-out or board, two sets of checkers or counters with fifteen "men" each in contrasting colors. Since the game is dependent on dice, two regular-sized pairs of standard dice marked with numbers 1 to 6 and a dice cup to use in rolling dice are required. Frequently asked questions during backgammon games usually involve pot size or the winnings. Well, to determine this, a big doubling cube is needed to hold the pot and to indicate the player who doubled.

Customers will need a small antenna (about 0.67m), which can be installed on a roof or wall, cables, and a small indoor unit, which is connected to your computer. The antenna, cables and indoor unit will be sold as a package at extremely competitive prices.

You need a satellite dish and satellite modem (provided) as well as a traditional telephone modem, included in most computers. The satellite modem comes in two types, an internal PCI card and an external USB modem; ask us which is better for you when you order.

If your location is close enough to one of our nodes that distribute the WIFI signal, then a simple wireless card or wireless router will connect you. Some locations will need an antenna and even a power booster to get connected to the system. These are off-the-shelf items at Fry’s Electronics in Mission Valley. The exact equipment needed can only be determined during installation. We have provided links to Fry’s website for your convenience. Prices may be different at the store.

analog modem is the only equipment needed. Most computers come with a modem, so new equipment is usually not needed. The service will allow connections of up to 56 kilobits per second (56K).

Find out if Verizon FiOS -- our new, extremely fast fiber-optic Internet service — is available in your neighborhood by visiting verizon.net/fios and entering your phone number or address. To upgrade your service to FiOS, send a request to billingservices@verizon.net. Be sure to include your name, DSL telephone number, Verizon Online User Name and a daytime contact telephone number in your message.

No, all equipment is provided by the camp, including protective helmets. Be sure to bring jeans or long pants, and shoes with heels are preferred. No sandals or flip-flops are allowed while riding horses. However, if you do have riding helmets, clothing, or shoes, feel free to bring your own gear.

Depending on the floor covering, no special equipment may be needed. Participants may prefer to bring a yoga or exercise mat, blanket or towel to place on the floor beneath them. We often recommend that participants bring a blanket or firm cushion to make sitting on the floor more comfortable for the lower back.

Please keep in mind that the US has a 120 volt electricity system. If any of your equipment is programmed to function with a different system, please bring your own converters and adapters.

The following equipment and services are required for VoIP deployment: High-Speed Broadband connection, IP Phones or softphone, or Analog Telephone Adapters (ATAs) and a VoIP Service Provider.

Various technical qualifications may be needed in addition to the ODP Card. For example, the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities has developed the voluntary trade of Appliance Service Technicians, which also covers work on domestic appliances and window-mounted units. Also, in order to service anything larger than a single-phase, hermetically sealed, domestic self-contained unit with a factory mass-produced system, precharged with refrigerant, (e.g.