Starlink's biggest enemy and most significant drawback are trees! If Starlink is under trees, the service will diminish dramatically. We've found it challenging to move your travel trailer, RV, fifth-wheel, or van to a different campsite that doesn't have tree coverage. In most situations, the best way to combat tree blockage is to hook the Starlink satellite to your car.
Then, when you're leaving your home-on-wheels, you'll have internet wherever your adventures take you, regardless of cellular service. It's important to take it down when you are in transit. The magnets we've installed come with everything required, and you only need to install them once. You'll just take out your Starlink satellite and mount it on the magnets.
Starlink added the new portability function, making life easier for us nomads. We're traveling full time in our travel trailer, and stable and fast internet is life-changing. We've had Starlink for one month up to this point and have traveled to desolate places such as Death Valley National Park, CA, Zion National Park, etc. If portability is set up on your account when moving locations, you'll need to change your address to your current location, and Starlink will work. The speeds vary depending on your location, but we've been consistently getting 50 mbp/s download speed or more.
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28 май 2022
