Starlink
 

What is the pelicans team reviews of this satelite hook up?

There are some threads on it. We love ours.

Yep, pretty big thread on it. The consensus seems to be that it's good.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/off-topic-discussions/1122336-starlink-take-not.html?highlight=starlink

We have it too; $120 a month. No issues, it just works.

Yep...add us to the list. Way better than the alternative satellite options. Way better.

It would suit me (remote area) but the only real issue is expense. It's about twice as expensive as regular wired internet.

Done,
Ordered it.
Thanx firvthe help in the decision.

Watched the latest train of satellites whiz past last night. Apparently launched the day before.
Sitting around the ampfire in Chequamegon natl forest. Yes. Spelling is likely wrong. Cable/Hayward area. Pretty cool!

I'll be at my place 30 miles or so from there this week and it looks like clear skies. What direction were they moving? Saw a string a couple of years ago and they were moving WSW to NNE. Same route?
I'll be looking for them.

We live in rural Upper Michigan (I suppose everyone up here is considered rural!). Of course, Internet providers are rather limited in this area so we signed up with a local provider and struggled for 2-1/2 years with spotty and oftentimes NO Internet. Adding to this already difficult situation is the fact that we were unable to get a phone LAN line so we were were forced to use WiFi for our cell phones. Because my wife is a physician, having reliable communication with the outside world is a necessity... our crappy Internet was unacceptable; however, our choices were almost nil.

Then finally Starlink was made available in our area. We signed up on the 'list' and although it took several months as well as an additional delay, our number 'came up'! I installed the unit several months ago and we have not had any issues. Finally, reliable internet!!! Yes, it is more expensive monthly PLUS the upfront cost for all the equipment was close to $1K ($599 + antenna ridgemount kit+ additional mesh router) - it was still an EXCELLENT purchase and we are EXTREMELY happy.

I think it depends upon the time and place. THey are usually moving diagonally (not N-S or E-W). Sometimes it's one way, other times it's the other way.

Here's a time lapse photo (stack of photos actually) of their trails.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1693839920.jpg

You can get an idea of how the Starlink Sat network is workiing at this site:

https://starlink.sx/

I don't think the site works on phones...