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BROADCAST 101 · LESSON SERIES

Your next remote doesn’t need a satellite truck, a fiber pull, or the venue’s $35,000 circuit.

It needs every connection the location already has — bonded into one.

Five myths about broadcast connectivity

The five things everyone believes — and what the field data actually says. Each one is a two-minute lesson.

Myth 1

“You still need the truck”

The satellite truck bought you one guaranteed path. Bonded multi-carrier 5G plus Starlink gives you several — for a fraction of the cost, in a case you can check as luggage. Regional networks are covering 60-game seasons without one.

Myth 2

“Cellular can’t carry live air”

Raw cellular can’t. Bonded cellular with WAN smoothing can — the tunnel duplicates critical packets across carriers so one bad link never becomes a glitch on program. Golf majors, F1 and SailGP already trust it.

Myth 3

“Failover is good enough for live”

A failover event is a dropped frame by definition: something breaks, then something switches. Bonding uses every link at once — when a carrier dies mid-broadcast, the viewer sees nothing.

Myth 4

“More bandwidth fixes glitchy streams”

Streams die from jitter and packet loss, not thin pipes. A 100 Mbps link with loss looks worse on air than a clean 20 Mbps one. Smoothing and FEC attack the real problem.

Myth 5

“Starlink alone is broadcast-grade”

LEO is brilliant and it dips — handoffs, weather, obstructions. Bond it with cellular and those dips disappear into the tunnel. We’ve bonded Starlink into 1.46 Gbps of usable, stable uplink.

Five fixes: how the New Enterprise does it

Proof from the field

“Live air, bonded — golf majors, F1 and SailGP have gone out over these kits with zero program glitches.”

From the field · West Networks broadcast deployments

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Packages

Three honest tiers — sized by how bad your worst day is allowed to be. Every package is bonded, encrypted, and managed from anywhere.

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Broadband + 5G + Starlink

Unbreakable connectivity

The hardware bonds the links; west5g supplies them — multi-carrier 5G data plans, pooled data across your fleet, and Starlink pairing, engineered for five-nines uptime by the same team that builds your network.