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It’s ok if it’s working, if you have a problem, just throw it in the bin because nobody is there to help don’t even waste your time trying - don’t recommend at all!!
We were an earlier adopter of Starlink and have not had any issues at home. We had a hardware failure on our roam package Gen 2. Contacted Starlink and they sent me a Gen 3 for free No issues other than that.
Why would you post a video like this and NOT follow-up on any of it whatsoever? Not in another video and not in the video details at all. Are you simply trying to torture viewers? All that effort to make your video then just nothing. Did you lose your mind or something?
So I like Bisbee, plan to visit soon. One thing I noticed I that you like to eat a lot. Try to focus your next video more on the town and less on your culinary skills and your video will Garner much more views.
YES IT IS. In the middle of tropical storm Debbie on Aug 3rd, I lost all my communication with the satellite. After finding out how to get these peoples attention, they are telling me that the cable is bad. I feel that the satellite got water inside or the router went puff. They are sending a new cable that will not get here between the 12-16 , all since that time. Then we will probably find out that the cable was not the case. I did not get this POS from this autistic POS to wait for their delivery desires. Glad I NEVER did or will buy one of his sorry cars. Most people buy these contraptions for critical situations not to use in the comfort of their homes.
We’ve had Starlink for over a year and it has been fantastic. Our last provider got to the point of being like dial up of the old days. Except when there is a storm it has been problem free.
we have a 28’ RBQ Flying Cloud - I was looking to make something to hang on the back of our dinette by our door - there’s a factory magazine rack and fire extinguisher on the back already - I like how easy your solution is and if my wife doesn’t like it - well it was cheap and easy. Happy Travels
Welcome to Wyoming. You must be at Alcova during the week because it is Casper's playground on the weekend . Its a wonder that the "greenies" don't surround you . The greenies are those from Colorado that invade Wyoming on the weekends. They are worse than locusts. they come by the thousands ,bring their city ways and ruin it for everyone around them!
I live off grid and have for 16 years. There is a well, but we still have to hull water. 4 volt 1350 Amp batteries, 2 banks of 48 volts and a back up generator, diesel, 20k amps.
I put my preorder deposit in for $70 in may 2024 only to find out it was available in my area without being notified and was still able to get the discounted price for the Gen 2 dish at $360. I ended up cancelling my preorder and just placed a new order altogether.
Starlink is a piece garbage! I have had NOTHING but issues with mine since the day I ordered it. They charged me for 4 when i initially ordered it and it took two weeks to get a hold of any customer sevice and it was all through emails. It worked OK for about a week and now it's been offline for days. Think im better off taking it out in the field and putting a shotgun to it🤦🏻♂️ What a waste of time and money and this is my only choice for internet where I live.
I'm so happy to read the comments. Starlink is no longer an internet option for me and I will pass along information to anyone considering using their services.
You guys totally missed Coupeville and Oak Harbor(Whidbey's largest city). There is a lot to see in those 2 places. Coupeville is a cute town. It's worth a look. In Oak Harbor you have the Flintstone car in Flintstone park.
Are you all still doing this? Over the long haul, how is it working out? Did you ever do the test on covering the bikes and restricting airflow into the engine?
I have my starlink setup and the router has 2 ethernet points on it which I have connected to my computer and the other to my home security system. The reason I went satellite was that my telcos sold the internet connection to a company called Opticomm here in Australia who are complete rubbish as my link was dropping out every two or three minutes over the past six weeks. Now I'm straight to satellite with no middle connection. I paid $599 for the kit and $165 for the roof top bracket kit. I am paying $125 a month which is high but hopefully has a steady and constant connection without any or little dropouts.
In lamest terms, it’s a mobile hot spot. I worked for cellular providers for several years and it’s nothing more than a mobile hot spot that gives just a bit more hot spot than your typical cell plan, it’s excellent for those who live in rural areas but you need to remember it is only a hot spot and will not compare to having actual internet or cell service.