Camping with a big group out in Moab this past weekend, one of the group had Starlink.
On Thursday night he alerted us all to look up as a line of satellites passed overhead, pretty cool to see.
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On Thursday night he alerted us all to look up as a line of satellites passed overhead, pretty cool to see.
What happens when there is a chain reaction of unfortunate events, with all those satellites up there? 
www.geospatialworld.net
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How many satellites are orbiting the Earth in 2021?
Over the years there has been significant rise in the number of satellites being sent into the Space, in order to gather accurate and relevant data useful to perform a range of missions.
www.geospatialworld.net
UCS Satellite Database
In-depth details on the 7,560 satellites currently orbiting Earth, including their country of origin, purpose, and other operational details.
Apparently this portability feature is now pay-to-play?
Activated portability last week on mine, essentially gets rid of the the work around on "dead zones" that arent supported as of yet but frankly speaking those dead zones are the major populated areas and cities. Seem they are easing into the rural users as the networks builds to support the metro usage.
I’m back on the Starlink waitlist with my real service address, after I returned the broken-connector unit.
No real sense in having fast service there this summer anyway—we are only going to spend a week there, otherwise leaving it open to rent.
No real sense in having fast service there this summer anyway—we are only going to spend a week there, otherwise leaving it open to rent.
Flagpole buddy make a nice mounting solution for RV ladders or any 1” diameter material. Simple design to take down and put back up in a hurry.
My Starlink connection started fucking up the 7th while I was away, and is still doing so. It claims to be connected, can resolve DNS names, but can't ping. Very occasionally it fires up with 100 MBPS download, but only for brief periods of time. Power cycling the router seems to do little or nothing.
It's basically like the ocean, no one cares.What happens when there is a chain reaction of unfortunate events, with all those satellites up there?
How many satellites are orbiting the Earth in 2021?
Over the years there has been significant rise in the number of satellites being sent into the Space, in order to gather accurate and relevant data useful to perform a range of missions.
UCS Satellite Database
In-depth details on the 7,560 satellites currently orbiting Earth, including their country of origin, purpose, and other operational details.
three states, over a dozen locations and still working strong, min speeds around 120, max thus far has been 210,
side note, with all of the options and plans available now it seems the best deal is residential with roaming added since the residential plans take priority in bandwidth over RV plans. Seems to make quite the difference in urban areas or RV parks during peak usage times.
side note, with all of the options and plans available now it seems the best deal is residential with roaming added since the residential plans take priority in bandwidth over RV plans. Seems to make quite the difference in urban areas or RV parks during peak usage times.
After opening a Starlink ticket, they sent me a new router and cable, which of course did not address the issues. Opened another support request, has now been fucking up for twenty days.
Booo.
Whats happening with it?
Can you at least sell the extra equipment or mount it to your van or something?
On July 7th, when I was on the road, service became intermittent. It subsequently deteriorated to unusable. After some struggle, I figured out how to open a support request. They decided to replace the router and the POI cable that goes from the router to the antenna. The hardware finally arrived, I finished installing and configuring it today, same shit. I opened another request, suspect that they'll send an antenna next.