North America: Galaxy 19 (97.0°W) 12,177 V 23,000 3/4 Europe: HotBird (13.0°E) 11,470 V 27,500 5/6
If you have a DVB-S tuner from the following list and a Raspberry Pi, the GitHub-page has instructions on how to put your own ORx (Outernet receiver) together.
https://www.outernet.is/pages/how-to
https://github.com/Outernet-Project/orx-install/blob/master/README.mkd
http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/DVB-S_USB_Devices
Note: this is not free internet access. The best technical description is free-to-air satellite IP multicast. Unlike commercial datacasting providers, our broadcast stream can be decoded by consumer-grade tuners and receivers. We are currently using a $40 Linux-friendly DVB-S tuner, Raspberry Pi, and $8 wifi dongle. Of course, a Ku-band dish and LNB are also needed, but these two pieces are locally available for $50 in basically every corner of the globe.
Our next project is to interface the DVB-S tuner directly with any hackable wifi router. Eventually, we hope to release a tuner/wifi router for less than $50.