Testing Starlink Internet in a Wilderness Forest
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Are you curious about how Starlink Internet is performing in a remote and unspoiled wilderness forest? Then watch this testing video to find out!
In this testing video, we use Starlink Internet to streaming HD video and 4K video in a remote and unspoiled wilderness forest. See how the technology performs and see if it's the best option for you!
I test out the new Starlink internet from the largest wilderness in the Eastern United States while doing a portion of the Georgia Traverse in my 4x4 Mercedes Sprinter Van
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Starlink for RVs is ideal for customers traveling to locations where connectivity has been unreliable or completely unavailable.
Users can expect high speed, low latency internet in areas marked "High Capacity", and notably slower speeds during hours of peak usage in areas marked as "Low Capacity" or during events with many collocated users.
Starlink for RVs is not designed for use while in motion.
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The Georgia Traverse is a collection of county, state and Forest Service roads that comprise a (mostly) off-pavement route across North Georgia. It is designed to be traveled east to west, beginning at Burrells Ford Road along the Georgia / South Carolina border. The Georgia Traverse visits North Carolina and Tennessee before ending at the Georgia / Alabama border. The total mileage of all paved and unpaved sections is 390 miles. I included a few alternate, off-pavement sections to explore along the Traverse. The total mileage includes the alternate sections, as shown in the map and represented in the download. However, roads not explicitly shown as part of the Traverse are not included in the mileage. Of the 390 total miles presented here, 226 miles are unpaved road surfaces consisting of gravel, dirt or both. Connecting the off-tarmac sections are 164 miles of pavement, with just over 40% of the paved miles found west of the Cohutta and Big Frog Wilderness Loop. Though I found limited opportunities for off-pavement connectivity in the western portion of the Traverse, I decided to include what I did find in an effort to offer a border to border travel experience across Georgia.
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Great weather, I love those drizzly days. Nice set up you have there.
Awesome adventure! I wonder if they make a mesh screen or something where you can roll down or open/close like a curtain to keep bugs out and still keep all the doors open.... So while your cooking or airing out the rig you aren't swatting them little critters!
There are a few companies that make nice bug nets but I just haven’t gotten there in the build yet… the one I want seems to be one from a Canadian company… but it’s like $800… so… it might be a while!
Yeah, most of 'em are pretty proud of their products!
love the idea of the air fryer versus microwave. what is the wattage used and brand? pretty satisfied so far?
I thought it was a gimmick… and now I love it. Veggies and mushrooms are awesome in it… have done steaks, eggs, veggies, crescent rolls, chicken… lamb chops are awesome in it… mine is a cusinart… the wattage varies depending on what you are doing… baking and toasting is lower wattage… air fryer is a lot… 1800-1900 watts… BUT…. Things cook very quick so it is pretty efficient overall.
Thank you my data was collected from this video. Star link will still be useless in thick vegetation. I wanted an example of the vehicle moving, trying to get internet under the vegetation. My guess wouldn’t work like the cell phone data issue.
That's much better than my internet out here lol
I have seen it as high as 176 mbps! When are we camping? November?
Not sure I'll have my truck back by then but I'll let you know
@@BigSexyBeastAdventures In reddit r/Starlink Someone in Spain got 399 Mbps 😭 This service definitely got huge potential
Curious where this is in the Blue Ridge? I camp near Table Rock and am considering Starlink as no cell signal down by the creek. Some sky views tho.
Cohutta. As long as you have an unobstructed view of the sky you should be able to rock and roll
Hey, curious what data plan were u on? Mobile or stationary
I’m currently on Mobile - Regional
I’m currently on Mobile - Regional
What did the obstructions look like on the app? I'm shocked it even worked
I'm going to test it in various places. I would have thought that the second night would have had much better service but I couldn't get connectivity at all and I thought the sky was more clear the second night. As to the obstructions in the app both sites show that it had obstructions.
Cool deal. I saw you and your rig last week at lost palms oasis, now I am a follower. Does induction cooktop use much battery?
Hello and welcome! It draws based on your temp setting. Between 600-1500 watts.... But... It cooks very fast... So if you are cooking for 15 mins @ 1500 watts you are only using 375 watt hours. Just make sure your inverter is big enough. I also have. That air fryer and electric kettle... Different roos for different jobs.
Hey JP, love the new van setup. And still enjoying your videos since the Tundra days. Just curious, do you still have the Tundra? God bless, from FL
Thanks! Sadly no on the tundra. I swapped it for a Land Cruiser for work. What do you think about the new Tundras?
I'm watching from New Zealand ur vlog. Like ur setup and campervan too.. do you guys have to pay for using these sort of campsite places in bush.? We have to do that in New Zealand
Welcome! I’ve spent a lot of time in Aus but haven’t made it to NZ yet. No, wild camping is free. You can stay in one spot for 14 days. Some people live full time just moving a mile or so every two weeks.
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I see this was done a year ago. Do you still use Starlink when traveling now? I am thinking it would work well for me.
I love the starlink dish. I've mounted it on the roof now
How are you using a electric cooktop off battery backup ?
I have an induction cooktop and an air fryer
@@BigSexyBeastAdventures My point being , doesn't it drain your battery fast? Even though your only using it for a few minutes at a time?
That goal zero is 6000 watts so a lot of power. Both draw massive loads but cooking time is very short with both. I do steaks in the air fryer. 5 minutes a side, 10 minutes total. About 1500 watts for 10 mins so about 250 watts to cook
@@BigSexyBeastAdventures How long can you be off grid with the 6000? You don't have solar right? I'm looking to get a goal zero upgrade from X to pro. Thanks for the response
11:37 is this the new SONIM xp10?
No, I’m still on the XP8… looks like the XP10 is only on ATT at the moment. I’m Verizon but would like to try it out…
I just ordered the xp10 from AT&T.
Did your Sonim got broke or some downside since you have it ?
My kids killed my first one in a hot tub and son replaced it no questions asked. Other than that the new replacement has been flawless other than you know the camera could be better