No more tethering to an intermittent cell phone - we now have a reliable internet connection at our rural holiday home in Northern France. The dish, mount and transceiver are much heavier than a TV dish. It can be assembled in stages but I'd recommend choosing a site that's not too difficult to access - I chose to replace an ancient dish on a chimney and had to climb out a velux window, tie myself to a rope around the chimney and clamber over loose roof tiles to a make-shift roof ladder! Assembly wasn't too tricky but the fine tuning took a while - got the dish locked on the azimuth then tightened the nuts and lost the signal, so took a few attempts and I'm not sure my nuts are fully tightened now. I certainly don't fancy having to re-align it after a big storm. Lesson learned - choose an easily-accessed location.