SpaceX Starlink Mini This Changes Everything
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- SpaceX Starlink's new mini has been revealed and will change everything. Elon Musk SpaceX has a device that, IMHO, will be one of the best life-saving inventions in our lifetime and soon you will be able to purchase one at 1/2 the price of a standard SpaceX Starlink Kit.
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SpaceX Starlink's new mini has been revealed and will change everything. Elon Musk SpaceX has a device that, IMHO, will be one of the best life-saving inventions in our lifetime and soon you will be able to purchase one at 1/2 the price of a standard SpaceX Starlink Kit.
Are you interested in this new device?
Is the price right for you?
What would you use this device for?
What would you like to see changed?
Subscribe, Share, and Like if so inclined! Also, after watching, consider commenting!
Can't wait to hear from you in the comments below this video!
1-Hour SpaceX Starlink Setup and Network Design Consultations are available at jcristina.com/product/1-hour-consultation
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Poopie CRAP it is going to be a disaster, wait and see.
Good night❤ They just left😮
Wow everything has changed, oh wait no it has not you are full of poop sir.
$50-$60 a month for service and i'll sign up day 1.
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Dream on (from email I just received, though I've cancelled Starlink) so the actual price is $150/month PLUS an additional $600 up front for the "Mini", what a deal (you're better off with the original "Roam" service, same monthly cost, $100 cheaper for the equipment AND UNLIMITED DATA vs just 50GB with this mini) -
Starlink Mini is a compact, portable kit that can easily fit in a backpack, designed to provide high-speed, low-latency internet on the go.
Starlink Mini includes a built-in WiFi router, lower power consumption, DC power input, and max download speeds over 100 Mbps*. See Starlink Mini specifications here.
"You are invited to purchase the Starlink Mini Kit for $599 and bundle the Mini Roam service with your existing Residential service plan for an additional $30/mo."
Our goal is to reduce the price of Starlink, especially for those around the world where connectivity has been unaffordable or completely unavailable. But in regions with high usage, where Starlink Mini places additional demand on the satellite network, we are offering a limited number of the Starlink Mini Kits to start for $599.
Our first 10,000 orders will be shipped ahead of July 4th. Remaining orders will take 2 to 4 weeks to ship.
Starlink Mini Roam Service Plan
Starlink Mini Lifestyle
We are offering Starlink customers the option to bundle Starlink Mini with their Residential service.
The Mini Roam service is an additional $30/mo for 50GB of Mobile data that can be used anywhere in the United States ($1/GB for additional data).
You must continue your Residential service on your current Starlink to use Mini Roam service.
This invitation is only valid for one order on this account (A__-1______-78___-__).
Customers cannot trade-in their current Starlink for Starlink Mini.
Ever since the first round Dishy came out, and I saw some intrepid adventurers pack the dish, router, battery and inverter back up into some remote mountain location.. and then do a live stream video.. I've thought about this. Now, a little over three years since the very first beta customers went live, we're now seeing the next iteration of this. Just fantastic.
Absolutely. So fast.
Totally! I started with the BETA hardware and still run it at home. I got the mini invite last week and my mini arrives on tomorrow (6/24/2024) and just in time for a road trip. The Starlink mini is the platform I wanted from the beginning. I want to be able to work from the backwoods. I don't need streaming video (and if I do I'll just pay the 1G per $1 offset). I mostly want to run it off grid with my battery/solar system. I'm a Native Texan too, but way up here in the Pacific North West. :)
Anticipating the buyer’s remorse after getting one to find out that a newer, better iteration that has WiFi-6 in six months 😂
you mean like smartphone buyers wanting a new one every year? The whiner's dilemma.
😂
Yeah, with all highly iterative tech products it's best to just buy what meets your needs right now and not worry too much about what comes next. Buying something that is quickly surpassed can feel like you're missing out, but it also means you get to enjoy bigger jumps forward every time you get around to upgrading. I try to keep all my smartphone, GPU, and CPU purchases at least 3 generations apart.
So RVers will now have to feed two cables to the inside of the car instead of one. DC is one cable, and (because Wifi will not be sufficient through the roof, especially if the RV is built of metal) you will need a router or access point connected via ethernet inside of the RV. I would prefer a seperate 12-volt-router with built-in POE so one flat cable to the roof would be sufficient. That´s the way I use my dishy v2 right now - powered by 12V via step up POE and a router powered by USB.
The solution now published is perfect certainly for e.g. people with a shed, that is powered by solar via a Jackery. Backpackers will have limited online time due to energy restrictions anyway (100Wh power bank gives you maybe 3 hrs.) And RVers will have to live with two cables.
🖖travel long and prosper🖖
I guess soon we see cables combining ethernet and DC
We have no idea how much this will change our lives, there are so many applications that we can't even figure.
110%
Buy a house in a rural area, now... Prices are going to explode.
This item could be a nice addition to communications gear for preppers.
if the ethernet connection supported power over ethernet as an option i would buy this. running two cables to a roof instead of two when wanting a non backpack setup.
None of those Wifi 6 enhancement should be needed where this dish is going to be used. Don't need to connect 100's of devices in the middle of the woods, not going to have many hackers around to need to worry about your encryption and sqft you're not trying to cover an entire house. USB-C PD also means you can use a battery bank to run it.
You’re right Joe, this is a huge game changer. Our radio club is doing Field Day this weekend at a public setting.
Now that this capability is a reality, I expect people to ask me why they should bother to get their amateur radio license when this powerful portable technology is now available. TBH, I’m starting to wonder that myself. Everything I can do in an emergency with my portable 20M radio and an end-fed antenna can now be accomplished with this unit..and more.
That’s crazy
Yeah, until the whole Internet is down. Despite redundant routes, etc. it could still happen. Then your 20m radio will make you the hero. 73 de John, K2CIB
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WiFi 5 in the middle of the mountains (off the beaten path) is perfectly acceptable. For now, I’ll stick with my gen2
True.
I expect EMS crews of all types will clamor for this unit. Think wild land fire fighters! 😊😊😊 thanks for your videos
Everyone is focusing on the Mini portability aspect. I think this is a huge mistake. Think IOT of Things. This gives companies a far more reliable connection to remote monitoring equipment than microwave or cellular technologies. It is also not dependent on old power sources. A standard small solar setup with battery, will provide all the power this device needs for days or weeks.
The following is not based on any inside information, it is speculation. Ignoring the cost of purchase for a minute, read below.
1 gen 2 = 250 meg of bandwidth, 1 gen 3 = 350 meg of bandwidth. 1 mini = 100 meg of bandwidth.
REALITY CHECK. VERY FEW RETAIL CUSTOMERS USE THE FULL CAPACITY OF A STARLINK. So here is my guestimate.
A single satellite will carry 2.5 to 4x more customers at the same time. Possibly higher. This means if the monthly service of a mini is $60, the mini will generate more gross income per satellite. This massively expands the capacity of the existing satellites. I would want one of these on my vehicle, permanently mounted. Full wifi phone coverage without worrying where i am located.
👍🏻🚀👍🏻👍🏻
What about this from the specs? Compatible with all Starlink mesh systems *Not compatible with 3rd party mesh systems
I'm curious why they didn't choose to add a PoE option in addition to the power brick option. Since its portable, having less cables would be useful. Connecting a power brick to a device that must stay outside in the weather doesn't make a lot of sense unless you have perfect weather. That's why the existing units use the starlink cable between the dish and router in the existing models.
For those in colder climes a snap-on black plastic cover for the unit would cut down a great deal
on the amount of current required to keep the dish free of snow and ice. If you watch a black car
and a white car after a snowfall the black car melts off its snow cover MUCH faster than the white car when sunlight hits it. Sometimes a really simple and cheap design choice can save a lot of energy.
I am a current user and just received the offer to purchase the mini. They want $599 for the Mini hardware and charge an extra $30 per month for usage in addition to the $120 that I now am charged. Also, only usable in the United States. That is a game stopper for me since I do travel a bit and this would be ideal for that.
We got the same offer. Did you see that it is capped at 50GB monthly. One can burn through that quickly. It also calls it "mobile data". We checked and the device primary service is for email and phone calls. Streaming and video conferencing will be an issue. The product is still in its infancy. Time will tell. Cheers.
I received an email from Starlink on June 25: " You are invited to purchase the Starlink Mini Kit for $599 and bundle the Mini Roam service with your EXISTING Residential service plan for an additional $30/mo."
* Capped at 50gb MOBILE DATA in the US only
* You MUST continue your residential service
Live in a apartments but it's cold ,will the dish work though glass ?
Yes it will
Good luck finding s TRUE USB PD that provides 100W. Lot's of claims that devices provide a mere 60W if you plug it up and test it's like 35W. I really need USB PD 50W+. I have laptops and other random devices. I'll buy 4 and one is really works from Amazon or ebay. If I can use 12V DC directly I've got 12V 100 Amp/hour LiFeP04 batteries all day long. I don't trust 'the grid' for forever and I plan to build solar capacity later. Sorry skeptical prepper. You have to spend real $$ to get true PD chargers. They are not a dime a dozen.
"You're not going to have open holes and expect it to go under water for 30 minutes." Somebody once told me not to underestimate the stupidity of other people. I would like to use the Darwin Awards as exhibit A, do they still do those? Like you I also appreciate companies using a 'global standard'; remember the good ol' days before micro-usb? There were five or six different connectors.
As a side, you sounded like you had a little bit of a cold in the beginning of this video. I hope you are well.
There are WiFi 7 routers for 50 USD, and probably you will buy one of them, it is rare that they did not put WiFi 7, or at least as an option with a PCI M2 internal port. In a hardware that is supposed to last.
People probably will plug WiFi 7 routers to that Ethernet port.
Use the Ethernet cable to your own wireless router… preferably with a built in VPN of your choice. IMHO, you don’t want a “mega” powerful WiFi setup in the first place. Someone looking to “break in” to your WiFi is doing so because they can “see” it in the first place. Out of sight, out of mind.
How about doing the house cleaning at the end, I really wont check your channel out anymore, it's not worth my time to hear the same crap over and over in the beginning of every episode, and I'm telling you this cause, I like the info just not the shin-fo - sh!ty information I don't need to know. The blah blah blah is the #1 reason I wont come back if it happens again, if I knew where to skip too, like an ad, it would be better but its a guessing game how long you're going to take. I cant stand your interpretation of how to get subs, just touch and go on the subject, stop going on and on
2minutes 59 seconds of nothing, I bet if you checked your stats - you lose the majority in the first minute, let lone 3
I received my invite for $599 and they then want to add $30 more to my $120 I really have no use for it I don't travel or go camping I want to see prices go down not up
In Alberta Ping times are still trash.
No mater what its worse than even in Feb-Mar times.
They claim to be trying to lower ping but its only been going up month by months here in Alberta Canada and still no local ground stations anywhere.
5G is looking better daily which imho is insanity.
Early access! Why does it have to be $599 for the mini? Noooooooo! I can order it now if i can find someone to buy my soul. Help!
I am thinking that the Mini may further allow remote regions (North Africa in particular) to bear the cost of Global internet service. It has me thinking how I may do my little bit in this respect.
We call on the new American ambassador to Iraq to put pressure on the Iraqi government to serve Starlink Internet, which is licensed in Iraq, to be an honest competitor and an alternative to Iraqi Internet companies that provide extremely miserable services and steal money from the pockets of the Iraqi citizen without providing a service that suits his needs. We are tired of these thieving Iraqi companies and their dilapidated services
🚀🚀🚀 it’s all about control over the people.
I'm guessing the Wifi 5 chipset consumed a lot less power and was done to conserve power consumption as much as possible
Not sure.
Think WiFi-5 is cheaper. Also now they can sell Mini-Gen2 next year with WiFi-6...LoL
Target Wake Time allows the access point to communicate with a device, instructing it to put the wireless radio to sleep when not in transmission. Devices can determine when their Wi-Fi will be active to send and receive data, thus increasing their sleep time. While this feature may not be convenient for active smartphone users, it is perfect for Internet of Things (IoT) setups that do not require a constant active internet connection with longer-lasting batteries.
Wi-Fi 5 does not have the TWT feature and cannot regulate the extent of power consumption by peripheral devices. Therefore power consumption is higher when using Wi-Fi 5 than Wi-Fi 6.
4 minuites in, i gave up and went elsewhere for news on this topic, cant listen to his crap anylonger,
Open up many foreign markets without access to internet at a cost savings.
I want to know how hard it will be to point and calibrate
Super simply. 2 mins.
It would be cool if they could make the flat face of it with a translucent solar panel to self power.
You came out to fast it’s no good it’s higher you have a data caps it not worth it
How do you connect it to a battery? What type of battery connector
Chevron seal on the plugs…
My thought, it has a lan, so disable the onboard wifi and get a small usb-c powered Wifi 6 pocket router where you need it. Yes, it's small, so put it in a protected sleeve like Star-Mount, mount it to my RV, same SSID/pw as home, poof, no problem. Now wait, what about trees? Now we need to talk injecting power and extension. Should be simple, like perhaps poe+ to the mini to drive it off a POE+ to usb-c or DC power breakout box... convert to Mini's DC and we're golden up to 100m away with the right shielded cables. No need for "special" Starlink cables. Just be sure it's Quality cable you're using with outer shielding and heavy gauge wire for the POE+ support.
I like it.
I've watched 6 different channels talking about the specs and not one person questioned the normal 20 watts usage up to 60 watts if using snow melting. So, why do you need 100 watt USB-C PD?...Why not 60 Watt USB-C PD?...A watt is a watt
That just was USB-PD “CAN” provide. It does not have to.
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Good to hear. Thanks for being here!!
The big question for me is how much, if any, is reception reduced by the use of a smaller antenna size.
How well does it receive a signal with heavy cloud cover or some tree cover compared to a gen 3 system?
Everything about the new mini would work great for me, but only if it does a good job receiving the satillite signal.
That’s what. I wondering especially rving on the east coast with trees everywhere don’t know if it should go with the mini or just the GEN three
Great question.
People are making too big of a deal out of the WiFi 5 vs. 6. In this application, a single WiFi 4 (802.11n) connection can saturate the satellite link. However, I'm with you on the PoE situation, though I bet someone will come out with a passive PoE cable (or pair of splitters) before long.
I feel the unit will not take the PoE and only the power through the DC port.
they are giving us the full kit and caboodle with this Satilite internet man. i still can't believe there hasn't been any innovation in this in like 20 years. them clowns, i hope they feel they made out and put it aside for now, since Starlink is about to rape the entire industry lol
i had houghsNet or some junk like that back in like 2014. for maybe 6 months. so i had a good test of what it use to be. it was a got dam joke man. and the data capage back then made it way so much worse of a deal. 20 gigs a month for $120. even then, 20 gigs was barely enough for just one person, me. it actually wasn't but i didn't get them to give me another 10 for another 20 bux. still wasn't enough but helped a good deal. latency 600 to 900. ping 300ish. dl speed 10 megs....per.....MINUTE LOL!! now yenz can start barfing at what yenz just read lmao
A cheaper (oops .. I mean less expensive) dish ? Their previous routers required a refrigerated environment. How well is the mini going to work during a typical 120 degree summer afternoon ?
What about a simple, single POE Ethernet cable. Dump the useless, insecure WiFi ... and for most of the world they can drop the heater as well. Then they could design a less expensive dish.
Great questions.
Another elon screwup.
So you go camping and pick a spot near a creek and shade.
The nearest clear space that the Mini will work is 250 feet away
now what?
The WiFi router is built into the Mini-it should have been a removable section with cable from the antenna to the WiFi router. Or, use some kind of technology to make it wireless to the WiFi router in camp.
additionally more than 2 should clip together to double the download when trees drop it to below 10 MB
and its limited to Wi-Fi 5 speeds - who needs downloads faster than 100 MB anyway?
Oh well, the Fan Boys camp is in wide-open spaces and reads really slowly...
Maybe use the 49ft cable to place it somewhere that has sky access. Bear in mind. Even with foliage, the unit will still work but the speeds will degrade.
Hi i have a question. Why am I using my priority data during off peak hours? What I’ve read online is that you only use your data during peak hours. I’ve been checking frequently on the app and it’s using my data. Is this no longer a thing? I’ve seen peoples data online and for theres it shows (peak hours) and (non peak hours) but on mine it doesn’t show that. Someone please explain I’m very confused.
That is strange.
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Yes!!!!
WIFI 5 - Is very compatible with all but the newest equipment, so for the "Model One Mini" I'm sure it will be fine.
Don't forget that we'll probably see a "Model Two Mini" in less than a year Joe. - lol
I thought I read that the DC voltage can vary anywhere between 12v and 48v - that will make it universally adaptable to almost any DC source around today (even solar panels!).
Just imagine you, the mini, a 100w solar panel, and your cell phone - you could be anywhere off grid.
I can see people with 3D printer make some foldable wings that you can attach to bring in more signal thus faster speed?
Yes!! 🚀😆
Hey, @jCristina, why do you keep saying “ we’ll get to that later “ when you could just get to it now?
Great question. When I’m reading an article I want to finish before expounding on additional points until I’m done.
I want to leave the "Actually" emoji, but I can't figure out how to import it.
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Looks like a good replacement for my via stat that I use to backup my fiber, at a lower cost than ViaStat
Oh ya
The day has come, even though I recently bought a Gen 3 can't wait for the new mini
Very exciting.
@@jcristina Bad news today for anyone excited for the new mini. Are you going to make a video?
Hay J, I'm a Land Surveyor and I do a lot of work at remote sites. We surveyors have used Cell networks to connect our field work to the office in real time. There are many cases where we work with no Cell service. This looks like just the ticket to fill that gap or supersede the cell network all together. You mentioned emergency services, but I think there might be even more opportunities in the private sector.
I would use this with own router anyway so I don’t care about the WiFi features
You could but don’t need to
Sounds like my cheaper answer to a system at home.
Got to be better than my DSL.
I will be changing once comes to Australia. Pity POE not being implemented when CAT6 being used
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No offense, but I live in SW Colorado. If I'm camping or backpacking, the last thing I'm worried about is the internet! Speeds at home have improved - a lot more stable in the evening. Thanks for your hard work.
Good point! Thanks so much.
The article did lie... Elon isn't the CEO of SpaceX. He's the Chief Engineer, Gwynne Shotwell is the CEO/President.😜
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Didn’t you know that !
Is there an X"airtag"on this unit too?
It’s no good
Not for me.
Did you mention how much it cost or a monthly payment. 👋😎👍
$599 $30/mo additional with residential plan.
YES. OK
I’m kinda worried that if Starlink starts getting way way more attention now that it’s at costcos Walmarts and Bestbuys and others, that’s they will maybe go with GB data limits per month and end unlimited
They would lose a ton of people.
It’s only likely that they would apply it to new customers … and yes it would help the opposition …
Thanks! Keep up the great work I’ve learned so much from you.
Wow! You’re so very kind and I truly appreciate your support. Many blessings to you and your family. Heartfelt thank you.
This is the perfect product for our RV and I wish it would come out in time for July when our vacation starts. I don’t need maximum speed and size and integrated router are paramount and USB PD is huge.
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Any idea what the monthly cost might run on this version? I’d love one for my camper van and for my Dr Wife that Always has paperwork to do
How about an add on fee for the mini and data cap. I joust don’t want to pay the R.V. fee on top of what I’m paying now.
Great. It'll fit with my portable folding 200 watt solar panel and inverter in my pannier on my eBike. The missing piece of my back country exploring journeys.
Excellent presentation, style and timely informative content! 👍☕
Thank you kindly!
If you don't have a cell tower connection or access to WiFi, this will be the go to Internet appliance. For boats and off-grid camping and RVs, it's a game changer. My question is, don't we go hiking and sailing to get away from it all? Sitting next to Waldon Pond reading my Kindle is my idea of heaven.
Waterproof barrel connectors much cheaper than waterproof USB-C. And cheaper, easier to source. The explains the barrel plug.
Just saw that it being offered by invitation to select residential customers @$599 equipment and $30 month add on service
To big for a hot spot for work, though 6X6, 12V, Wi-Fi 5, 5-100 down, 3-10 up. $30-50/mth. That would be awesome.
I have T Mobile Home Internet but always interested/better options/price differences/Very informative video. Thxs 😁.
I work most of the time from home, and my wife works occasionally from home. We both must use VPN's for our work. How will star link work with our separate VPN's. Will we loose our connections as the satellites rotate through our field of view?
Nope.
My wife and I do the same thing. In 2 over years of Starlink use I have lost VPN fewer times than I did in a normal single week with Comcast. Lost a few times due to heavy rain and snow (slowdown in heavy rain is more typical) and there were 2 SL issues in the last 2 years that affected connectivity. To be clear, I was really skeptical but this has proven to be the most stable internet connection I have ever had.
I am watching LOL😊
I hope the price you say "300.00" stick
I enjoyed it, it looks great for the adventurer and indeed a game changer for the likes of africanas. We should see a new market forming because of this. Truely impressive... lets end poverty and enslavery now.
Nothing impresses me because I am still a cynical ass! But I am impressed anyway , because JChristna is a great communicator.
We recently purchased Starlink with the gen 3 which is now mounted on our roof. We started with the roam plan at $150 a month but then went with the residential plan at $120 a month. The price difference wasn't the issue but going on the roof and bringing down the dish was. We go camping at least twice a month so having the roaming plan would be great. I wonder if we were to buy the mini and go back to roaming if both dishes would work on one plan?
No, it's 1 dish per service. You can have multiple dishes on your account but you are charged per dish and per plan.
Starlink Promotion Email for existing Residential owner.
You are invited to purchase the Starlink Mini Kit for $599 and bundle the Mini Roam service with your existing Residential service plan for an additional $30/mo.
It will be 150$ total a Month for both Dishs to provide service.
Really good deal for having a travel dish if you camp or adventure often.
Is it mobile? I understand is portable. But can you use it while on the move while driving in a UTV?
Just bought mine. It's $30 a month when adding to your existing account
Be nice to buy, connect with current service or pay $20/month when used. Or $10/yearly with subscription.
This is brilliant! I'm surprised I did not think of it as it is an obvious design choice.
I generally prefer an external switching power supply vs internal, less heat and a
much easier setup if the switcher fails as the users can replace it themselves. Being DC
with an external supply means you could remote mount this on a handy hill or whatever
to get a better shot at the satellites and use a small solar setup with a lithium battery to
power the device without running any cables! Such an option would work best for those
in warmer areas where snow and ice would not be a drain on the battery while thawing the dish.
The third band at 2.1ghz might be for such a long-range connection where the usual wifi bands
are in heavy use.
I would be interested in knowing if I can purchase one as a backup to my current dish, example: if I have an issue with my current dish, router or accessory can I use this as a temporary backup solution under my existing account so I have zero hardware failure downtime and not have more then one physical account..
Every sport fishing guy can now have live internet while blasting across lake of the woods in their bass boat. 🐟🐠🎣
Oh ya.
I may have missed it, is there a way to turn off the wifi and routing so that it acts essentially as a 'dumb' modem? I would be looking to use it as a direct plugin to my existing setup with just one cable for POE and Data. Bonding channels while having redundancy off grid.
I can see where this would be good for travel, off the grid, places where hight speed internet isn't available. But in larger populated areas I would expect seeing slower performance just like a cell service. The more people on it it the more bandwidth is sucked up. For WiFi I'd use a separate router. Something like the GL.iNET is a great option to give you a lot of ways to configure and control less to devices. So Starling with a travel GL.iNET Slate router that has VPN, wireguard and adguard this would be great to pout in an RV, campers, VAN, cabin, off the grid home, etc. But for the general masses I think Starling has a long ways to go before it isn up to the task. I'd also anticipate having the same issues like satellite TV has where bad weather can interfere with reception and quality of service and possibly not having any Internet dairying bad weather. But the Starling network is getting better all the time. Living in Florida I see the rocket launches frequently that have doxxes of more satellites. I just hope Elon Musk doesn't start turning Starling into a political tool where he blocks and controls access to content like he does with X, or Twitter or whatever he wants to call it. I agree how this is a great use case for disaster situations.
This will be perfect for mounting in my light aircraft. Its much lighter and smaller to mount in the clear roof above the cabin. Others have used the series 2 and 3 panels in their aircraft now not using the Starlink mounts but you can either 3D print your own mounts or buy one of the enclosures now available. I am looking forward to this new model..also 12V operation would be great as well
Comments on FB have indicated a price tag of $599 and an increase to your present residential service cost of $30, so for $150 you can travel and have an account at your house too.
Blah blah blah poop emogee. hehehehe
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If I could use it with my current subscription when I left the house, switch dishes quickly, I would absolutely buy it.
That's what I was thinking also. Switch as needed and maybe a minimal administrative fee for switching back and forth
Exactly what I would like to see is ..A add on fee to have both on one account. Around $175 a month.
@@frederickthorp9819 Why so much, don't like your money?
Ok - it's a week later - just checked - everything has not changed. Sorry.
I’m not very techy but it helps me to listen to you to keep relevant. Keep,doing what you do. Thanks.
For me it is all about the price, I wish they would offer it at a discounted rate for existing starlink subscribers as a travel dishy.
You get lower noise and stronger signal by putting the electronics right in the dish. Like the LNA's on big old satellite dishes.
Thanks for this video. It definitely sounds like an interesting little unit. I can't wait to see how they actually perform in real life. I definitely would be interested in one here in Australia, depending on cost and usage charges.
The power level of JCristina has exceeded 9,000!
😝 that’s just my crazy hair.
Smart if it can use poe 😅
Yes
No need to waste your time 2.5 minutes into the and no information at all, I stopped the video. Not interested in weak satellite signals, that break down on rainy days. If you fiber to the home, this is nonsense.
P.S. your hair is big again
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what is a jackery???
Battery Backup.