I will be interested to see how the CFE internet service works out. If it is anything like CFE electricity service in Troncones, I’ll be staying away. I’ve had too much damage done by CFE electricity to add internet to my woes.

My household current in Troncones is supposed to be 110-120 V. I have video of current fluctuations going from under 30V to over 120 V. I have photos of my household current being over 150 V.

Experiencing the same thing right now (~3pm 31 AUG) in Buenavista. I'm seeing rapid fluctuations between 90 & 140.

The problem was very severe last Saturday. So many power fluctuations, it drained the batteries in my backup power supplies, and zapped my router config.

Several people reported it; CFE had it fixed by about 5pm, but not for long it appears...

When I first heard about "CFE Internet", I just laughed.

Just went to the CFE website to check out their internet service. As near as I can tell, it is just a cell plan with good mobile data. If you want to connect a laptop, you have to set your phone up to be a mobile hotspot. If you want to do anything more complicated than that, like streaming on a VPN, then from what I can see this service won't work.

My household current in Troncones is supposed to be 110-120 V. I have video of current fluctuations going from under 30V to over 120 V. I have photos of my household current being over 150 V.

https://sercommex.com/contacto/

Was wondering if anyone knew if there was a dealer in Starlink or Hughes Net in Zihua for off the grid internet access ?

You no longer need those types of expensive services. If you have electricity at your place then you can now get inexpensive internet service via CFE. This is a big game changer for all Mexicans and residents of Mexico.

https://www.cfeteit.mx/

https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/starlink-internet-cuts-prices/?utm_source=TWE&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=tpcc%20%3D%20dailynewsletter&a...