Stay Connected at Sea: How Starlink Revolutionizes Internet for Boaters

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In this video Martin talks about how Starlink works on the boat, how it worked on our trip to Alaska. How we set it up and how we take it down.
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31 авг 2023

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Комментарии : 7

@boborca 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for posting. DId you find that when swinging at anchor, the motor had to reposition the antenna?

@Letsgochannelsurfing 10 месяцев назад

The motor will not move the antenna once it boots up initially. So if the rocking of the boat rotates the dish, it would need to be repositioned by hand back in the rod holder. The bungle solved this. :)

@boborca 10 месяцев назад

Thanks Martin, I should also compliment you on all your technical videos, that's a lot of effort to make those. One other question, I see you had several dogs with you on your Alaska trip. We're taking our Labrador retriever with us on our next Alaska trip and one of the things I was thinking about was pit stops for her. Convenient when we're at a marina but when not I was thinking I'd find an island or open beach for play time and doing her business, carrying bear spray of course. She's also been pretty good on our square AstroTurf covered portable pet poddy. Any tips you have or recommendations for good places you found to stop?. @@Letsgochannelsurfing

@Letsgochannelsurfing 10 месяцев назад

Thank you!! We took the dogs to shore and for walks when we could. Fury Cove, Pruth Bay were excellent places to take dogs. Glacier Bay , pets can't leave the boat. The rest of our anchorages really didn't have a decent play to get to shore on. Tracy Arm we probably could have gotten on shore with the dinghy. Petersurg was great for dog walks the way their marina was setup, as was Shearwater. Prince Rupert wasn't really dog friendly. Juneau we scored a car and took the dogs over to Mendenhall Glacier for a nice long walk. @@boborca

@boborca 10 месяцев назад

Thanks again. I'm sorry that we'll miss your talk at the Rendezvous but we have a conflicting commitment with our daughter and new grandson that weekend. Best, bob@@Letsgochannelsurfing