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Neighboring Village in the Mountains of Tajikistan with Starlink Internet
Tajikistan Internet for a Neighboring Village

Internet for an entire
village

We extend a backbone radio link from Starlink to a neighboring kishlak several kilometers away. We deploy a village-wide network — where there will be no cables or towers.

20–50+homes in the village
kilometersbackbone link
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Submit an Application How It Works

How it
works

Share internet from a single dish — 4 steps
01 1 day

Specialist visit

We evaluate home locations to determine the best distribution method: router, Wi-Fi bridge, or cable.

02 1–2 days

Equipment selection

We calculate power and coverage radius, then select the ideal bridge, antennas, and cabling to suit your terrain and distances.

03 1 day

Installation and setup

We install the Starlink dish, deploy the network, and configure traffic separation and speed limits for each subscriber.

04 Immediately

Testing and training

We measure speeds at every point, demonstrate network management, and divide costs among participants.

What's included

Equipment, Setup, and Fair Cost Sharing

Internet for Everyone

A single Starlink unit provides stable internet to multiple homes simultaneously, with a dedicated channel for each.

Custom Setup & Security

Individual networks, passwords, and speed limits ensure no single user monopolizes the bandwidth.

Fair Cost Sharing

We split equipment and subscription costs among participants, so everyone pays their fair share.

24/7 Support

Remote diagnostics, setup assistance, and a 2-year equipment warranty.

Shared Starlink Connection

An Entire Kishlak Connected

A backbone radio bridge reliably extends for several kilometers. A single Starlink dish can provide internet to dozens of homes, with costs shared across the entire village.

Who it's
for

Ideal for shared connections
Kishlaks and VillagesJamoatsRemote MahallasRural Communities

Frequently
Asked Questions

Key Highlights
How far can internet be transmitted?

A backbone radio link with line-of-sight reliably operates for several kilometers — enough to connect a neighboring kishlak.

How many homes can one dish provide internet for?

One Starlink dish can serve dozens of homes in a village. We design the network and distribution points for a specific kishlak.

Is line-of-sight needed between villages?

For a radio link, line-of-sight between points is desirable. On-site, we assess the terrain and select optimal locations for mast installation.

How is such a project paid for?

The cost of equipment and subscription fees is divided among all connected users. We help organize collection and fairly distribute expenses among households.

Get a quote —
free estimate

Free site visit, project plan, and estimate. Turnkey installation. We work throughout Tajikistan.

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