@@KingFergus yea we’re cable of that but we still have to send tv services through fiber, I heard spectrum is thinking about offering purely streaming services in the future and only do data over its coax and fiber lines
I'm glad it's working well for you. We are currently waiting for it to become available in our area. The customer service for Starlink told my wife that it won't be available until sometime in 2023 in our area. We live on the east coast where cable is not even available in some of the rural areas. We have been stuck with Verizon WiFi which has been slow and most days hovers around 1 bar. It has been very frustrating with the Covid restrictions making online classes a regular thing. My wife had to drive the kids to the library to connect to the internet for school and we are paying out the ass for useless data! I'll be glad to get dependable service and not dependent on subpar internet service!
@@oxford821 they make plenty of money to upgrade the lines to fiber but they are waiting for the govt to pay for it so they can continue to rake in profits
With StarLink I was able to ditch my land line and internet (Saving $150.00). Ditched my Direct TV (Saving $120.00). StarLink is $105.00 so doing the math I'm SAVING $165.00 per month with StarLink. We also have ZERO cell phone service here but with the Wi-Fi and StarLink I can now use my cell phone here which never worked before. We can also stream multiple TV's and computers at the same time with no loss of internet. StarLink is a game changer for us rural folks.
Glad to hear “Our Fellow America Genius” made something for “We The People” I’ll be supporting Starlink, I’ll gladly pay an American company I can trust $99 a month vs a con artist org who hates me. Who knew Elon actually appreciates his customers, what a thought?
As long the company don't increase rate few times a year and slow down the speed. I also hate the idea putting the limit cap on it. For super heavy user is reasonable, but normal folk (no gamer) has to keep an eye to monitor the limit kinda suck.
Every year the telecom companies are given billions of dollars in government subsidies for rural broadband expansion. Unfortunately the money is spent in urban areas where profit margins are much higher. In a lot of cities across the country the cities and their telecom monopolies have gigabyte per second download speeds while just outside city limits the rural customers are lucky to have dial-up speeds for the same cost.
At least there’s some competition now. In my area of the suburbs, I have my choice of three (that I know of) internet providers. One of them is slow (t-mobile, the new kid on the block), but at least there are choices. When company X raises your rates, cancel and go to company Y. Lather, rinse, repeat. Just play them off one another. Finally.
Ya. Township west of us got 900k grant to put fiber optic in for HS internet. Meanwhile, we, in our little southern PA township to the east will keep sucking it up by Frontier's DSL with whopping upload speeds of 3 mps and downloads speeds of 12-14 mps. Elon's beam not showing on the coverage map for our area. BTW, Musk got a ton of federal funding for his system.
@@uncledoug9934 In my area all the new subdivisions get fiber optic. It's cheap and easy to lay cable in virgin dirt. The phone company skipped miles of existing homes and refuse to install for residents because it's too expensive to lay cable to existing homes. The telecom company full field their expansion requirements for the new homes but the old homes got the bill. The worst part is they use my Right-Of-Way to run the fiber optic down the road but refuse to connect all the residences they skipped.
Okay...I'm impressed. The outdoor, satellite phased-array antenna is clearly a commercial product so it should be interesting to see how it survives under heavy snow and icing conditions.
Starlink is not a great choice but the only choice in rural areas. Happy Starlink rocks for you and your family. Very cool .....it still works in adverse weather! Great speeds!
Glad to see the Starlink is working so well for you.. Would love to get that someday. We have Cable and the internet is so laggy as you say is S. L. O. W we have upgraded once or twice but if too many family members are online well you know the rest of the story. Thanks for sharing you experience with us.
Real interested in knowing if you are successful in roaming. I understood that you have to be within a specified distance from your address. Please update, if possible.
@@oxford821 just read an update that they did enable roaming in certain areas and it isn’t widely used yet, still testing mode. Some users get the roaming and some don’t.
NICE!! A friend from the UK. I was there in 1989 while in the service. Met a beautiful English girl while on leave in Lloret De Mar, Spain. I can remember my travels in England well, every man wore pants and every woman wore a dress. Great times!
Do know what the best thing is? Your wonderful two Labradors and of course your wife. We here in Germany, living a bit outside the city area, had a very bad internet connection by Telekom. Since 2 weeks we are so lucky with our new Starlink set, same as you. And: we have a male, yellow Labrador, Sam, as well 👍😘🍀🌞 So what should happen 😀✌️Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪 to you all
@@oxford821 that’s awesome. Vilseck is in the south of Germany, while we live in the Cologne area. So nice to have a connection to you over thousands of miles away 😘👍 We are enjoying a nice evening with pretty fast internet 😀
🙂 Watched till the end. So glad you guys got a good deal, all in one box--and right in the nick of time! You guys are stocked now! Great information 👍 for general purposes.
@@Islandpandemonium He said he was canceling Verizon because of slow 'upload' times on files, and the fact that he's rural. It's my guess but an educated one, that Although ATT could provide satisfactory service for his area, he'd pay handsomely for it on the back end. That satellite hook up is his wherever he goes U.S. and possibly beyond. Good shopping!
I saw Starlink satellites just after they first launched. I lost count after about 50, but I'm guessing 70 is what flew over my yard in Joshua Tree, CA. I was freaking out cause I thought they were ICBMS flying towards DC I didn't even know about Starlink
Same exact thing happened to us I was outside star gazing and these gold orbs pretty big in order went zooming quietly by, I screamed for my husband jumped on my phone and described the gold orbs and they said starlink statillites were launched! Wow!
Out there, the FIRST thing I would do is mount it up on a pole, or 15-20ft mini-tower stand. Next, I'd build a plexi enclosure, to protect it from the elements, deflect high winds, rain, snow, etc. ( Think sealed pyramid shape ).
Bro came here for the Starlink vid, but the minute I saw that 1st AD patch I immediately sub'd. HHC 2/81st Armor, Ferris Barracks, Erlangen Germany vet here. Tankers f'n rule!
@@oxford821 THANK YOU so much. My wife is doing research on this as we type. This is probably dumb ,but please throw in an update once in a while. She read that signal get weaker as more subscribers join, anyway Thank you again. Petar
I switched to starlink and the speed test are anywhere from 150mpbs to 250. That's insane the best I ever got was 20. No limits or slow downs. Couldn't be more happy.
"the propaganda is always free" - yup, and there's multiple channels all saying the same thing just to make sure you get "the message" instilled in the brain. I got rid of my TV years ago, I just use my tablets.
Ive had starlink for a year. Its the fastest internet youll ever have. It works through rains and snow with its built in heater on the dish. It self searches out a signal no alignment tools required. Geez I should be a sales rep for Elon!🙂
You might want to raise the dish BIT MORE so that the icicles don't touch the roof and stop the dish from moving, which might burn the motor if there is any obstruction. There was another YT'er who had his dish go bad due to the motor being burned because the icicles were touching the roof of the house because the dish was too close to the roof.
Here in north Florida, mine will stop uploading in HEAVY rain, degrade picture a bit and if it is full on monsoon lose connectivity briefly but 99.99% of the time it is totally awesome!
Thank you for your video!!!!! I think it is $110 per month not $99. I was just checking on it today, my payment for shitty infinity is $49 per month and it is only because I purchased my own router. Basically it is like 2 car payments per year $1320 per year. If you paying like me $600 per year one car payment. But having shitty internet… I live in FL just got Tesla y for my wife waiting for mine also, want solar roof next, need to think if I want to get that.
Dude how lucky are you?! LOL Ive waiting since last August for mine without any internet! Fiber optic line buried in my front yard goes to the next town BUT I CANT GET IT HERE IN BFE! SMDH We havent had cable for 14yrs so we just need it for gaming. disabled insomniac here & well my husband is just a kid LOL Good luck & God Bless!!
I’m tucked in a hollow in north central PA. I’m impressed so far, I’ll be permanently mounting the system. I’ll see how far I can stretch the WiFi signal outside!
For that TV you need a Air Mouse to make it easier the Rii brand have plenty of models ! Now for the WiFi Exterior Cameras definitely need the LAN Dongle and a second router as a Extender there are so many possibilities for configuration !
You must live in a great area for it. I'm in the mountains up north & the rain effects it a lot. It also drops for a few seconds during live stuff like streaming and playing online games every 3 minutes or so, even on good days. Should improve over time though, if Elon doesn't waste too much on Twitter. Still better than the limited amount of internet providers in my area.
Cool system if ya live out in the boonies. That TV is a great one! I have the 57 or 58" from Walmart & it has the loudest TV speakers & beautiful 4k display for less than $300.. New Sub from SE Texas 🤟
I will have to check that out. That's my biggest problem all that buffering going on. I had to add an extra $20 on my Verizon phone so I can stream all I want and I control two TVs with Roku which does okay but I'm right in the middle of a movie half the time and it probably buffers three or four times before I even get done if not more sometimes. Sometimes I've even turned it off because of all that buffering. I do live in a rural area
. Thank you for posting your story. 10:08 if the deer feed building gets signal the deer can rent it out and stream ufo landings on clear nights... 13:53 a pole in the yard and a trenched cable is best since you can maintain the antenna. .
You can extent your WIFI range on your property by adding a long range router. I did it at my place to get my far away cams to connect (But I have cable) From what I read you can use your own router with Star Link. Sorry for the redundancy if someone already mentioned that . I spent about 290.00 on a netgear router that extended my WIFI to reach ring cams over a hundred and fifty feet away and through a lot of walls with no buffering that I can see.
The only thing Starlink has to worry about is Geo-Storms. So just make sure you're tracking those. Weather doesn't impact as much unless is lightning. Electronic interferance.
Only those in the know (like fellow veterans) will pick up what you were laying down about the "free propaganda" always being free....good video and I salute you sir!
getting 40 mb to 100 mb with the weather you were having is really good! You'll get faster speeds on a clear day. Watch the ice buildup on the dish. If it builds up too much it can burn out the motor.
Thanks so much for this video! I live in a very rural area. We have no internet at all with only one phone service that works in that area. If I needed to order the TV and cameras and router and solar panel and phone ... The entire setup to get started to ensure compatibility with everything. What make and models should I add to my shopping list? Just want to make sure they all work with each other. Thanks!
@@oxford821 Well, hopefully not too many more months. We know people who live about 30 miles away who told us about it that got it before we went on the list so it's been in our area for at least a year. I guess they only do so many per area.
If you can get cable internet without having to pay for extra lines to be laid from a trunk line, get cable. If you cannot get cable, get a local Co-op ISP. THEN, if you have no other choice, get Star Link. I say this for emergency reasons. You will ALWAYS lose satellite uplink during a storm, sometimes on just really rainy/snowy days. If you want to see radar to track which way a storm is going, you are going to need internet. Cable is the most reliable, especially if your area has mostly buried cable and not overhead cable. Local co-ops are your second most reliable, followed by satellite. However, if you have no cable or co-op isp options, definitely get satellite. Edit: I would also like to ad that satellite service WILL be interrupted by solar flares. We are just now starting back into the solar maximum, which means that solar flare intensity is only going to increase over the next 6-7 years. Which will mean more service black-outs for satellite service customers.
Guys a wifi booster will cut your speed in half. Better to get a true mesh network. Grab one from Costco with three units and place them around as needed. Netgear is a good brand along with others.
It's better flat so that nothing would build up on it unlike regular dish. It's easy to install well.. I worked for cable company so installations are easy to me..lol but yes find the way to aim dish towards to satellite 🛰 is to get great signal specially when no trees ..you just set dish then cord be connected to modem or whatever they sent so signal goes to then set up your wifi.
Wow! $99/month??? That's expensive!!! I pay Comcast $50/month and I feel that is way over priced. It's gotten to the point where I dropped the Comcast cable TV service a few years ago and if my internet goes up anymore I'll drop that too and just survive with my smart phone.
Been looking at Starlink for my rural hoime in Texas mostly because we can take it with us in our RV when we travel too. WOndering if I could make it work on my current satelite crank up Vanguard antenna where I have my Dish Sateltillite dish and Digital Antena on now?
We did this many years ago..when cable came into being..the cable companies were a** holes..they would send people around to pull cable out of people's houses while it was still connected to people's tv..so thousands of people bought satellite dishes that at the time were huge..and everyone was getting fee cable then..then one day they scrambled the signal..and put all those dishes out of service..
I was on their waitlist but tmobile home internet beat them to our area so I went with tmobile. Probably was a good thing anyway, it's half the price and has been totally reliable for over a year now. But we are lucky enough to have 2-3 bars on our phones here, must be enough to qualify for their service.
You can also have more than one unit paying the same monthly fee like you could have one on your RV and one on your house or your farmhouse or if you have two farm houses or three farm houses you can actually have up to three on a home version of that satellite I've read up on it
as a cable guy those are impressive speeds especially for the weather condition, well done starlink
Thanks
Not sure what cable company you wor for but we are at 3,000 download and 3,000 upload. The slowest service we offer is 50 down and 10 up
@@KingFergus spectrum cable, over Coax we offer up to 1000, over fiber 5000
@@elliotokirie3404 Comcast, 10,000k download docsis 3.1 (over fiber)...lol
@@KingFergus yea we’re cable of that but we still have to send tv services through fiber, I heard spectrum is thinking about offering purely streaming services in the future and only do data over its coax and fiber lines
Had mine for 7 weeks and it's been flawless!
Good, glad to hear that
Where I can buy it ?
@@lunatremolsaries8027 I think you have to go straight through Starlink and there is a waiting list.
@@lunatremolsaries8027 You have to go to the StarLink web site
@@oxford821 thanks 😊
I'm glad it's working well for you. We are currently waiting for it to become available in our area. The customer service for Starlink told my wife that it won't be available until sometime in 2023 in our area. We live on the east coast where cable is not even available in some of the rural areas. We have been stuck with Verizon WiFi which has been slow and most days hovers around 1 bar. It has been very frustrating with the Covid restrictions making online classes a regular thing. My wife had to drive the kids to the library to connect to the internet for school and we are paying out the ass for useless data!
I'll be glad to get dependable service and not dependent on subpar internet service!
Hopefully it works out for you !
@@oxford821 How much does this set up cost? Sorry if Im being rude by asking
@@scottbrown9008 I paid $500 for the equipment and $99 per month for service
@@oxford821 Thanks I am looking forward to it as soon as it's available!
@@gregorymckoy3179 NP
Please keep us updated on the performance of this starlink. Much appreciated!
Ok Np
Glad to see Startlink is working so well for you. Starlink is changing lives for a lot of people in rural areas.
Definitely. People are getting raped for internet that barely works
@@oxford821 they make plenty of money to upgrade the lines to fiber but they are waiting for the govt to pay for it so they can continue to rake in profits
@@Anthony-uz5tj I’m onboard with that theory!
@@Treeman1177 I know what your saying, but for now we have to still get work done
I have lots of trees, hear that is a problem. Any news on that?
With StarLink I was able to ditch my land line and internet (Saving $150.00). Ditched my Direct TV (Saving $120.00). StarLink is $105.00 so doing the math I'm SAVING $165.00 per month with StarLink. We also have ZERO cell phone service here but with the Wi-Fi and StarLink I can now use my cell phone here which never worked before. We can also stream multiple TV's and computers at the same time with no loss of internet. StarLink is a game changer for us rural folks.
That’s great stuff! Thanks for sharing
Glad to hear “Our Fellow America Genius” made something for “We The People” I’ll be supporting Starlink, I’ll gladly pay an American company I can trust $99 a month vs a con artist org who hates me. Who knew Elon actually appreciates his customers, what a thought?
Right
As long the company don't increase rate few times a year and slow down the speed. I also hate the idea putting the limit cap on it. For super heavy user is reasonable, but normal folk (no gamer) has to keep an eye to monitor the limit kinda suck.
@@DLong-wp8su I’ll monitor it!
I looked into starlink and the price i got was 700 per month if it is 99 bucks a month im totally in!
@@wilburosgoodwormsley go for it
Every year the telecom companies are given billions of dollars in government subsidies for rural broadband expansion. Unfortunately the money is spent in urban areas where profit margins are much higher. In a lot of cities across the country the cities and their telecom monopolies have gigabyte per second download speeds while just outside city limits the rural customers are lucky to have dial-up speeds for the same cost.
At least there’s some competition now. In my area of the suburbs, I have my choice of three (that I know of) internet providers. One of them is slow (t-mobile, the new kid on the block), but at least there are choices. When company X raises your rates, cancel and go to company Y. Lather, rinse, repeat. Just play them off one another. Finally.
Ya. Township west of us got 900k grant to put fiber optic in for HS internet.
Meanwhile, we, in our little southern PA township to the east will keep sucking it up by Frontier's DSL with whopping upload speeds of 3 mps and downloads speeds of 12-14 mps.
Elon's beam not showing on the coverage map for our area.
BTW, Musk got a ton of federal funding for his system.
@@uncledoug9934 In my area all the new subdivisions get fiber optic. It's cheap and easy to lay cable in virgin dirt. The phone company skipped miles of existing homes and refuse to install for residents because it's too expensive to lay cable to existing homes. The telecom company full field their expansion requirements for the new homes but the old homes got the bill. The worst part is they use my Right-Of-Way to run the fiber optic down the road but refuse to connect all the residences they skipped.
@@jamesrevell6475 That sucks!
Shoot, I’d say they launder all that government subsidies money for kid F’ing on islands in the Caribbean
I’ve heard of this tech but this is the first video to intro it for me. Thanks for the great info, very impressive system. Let’s go Brandon!!
Thanks, and right on!
Okay...I'm impressed. The outdoor, satellite phased-array antenna is clearly a commercial product so it should be interesting to see how it survives under heavy snow and icing conditions.
Starlink is not a great choice but the only choice in rural areas. Happy Starlink rocks for you and your family. Very cool .....it still works in adverse weather! Great speeds!
Doesn't like trees nearby
Thanks, so far so good!
Hughesnet
Glad to see the Starlink is working so well for you.. Would love to get that someday. We have Cable and the internet is so laggy as you say is S. L. O. W we have upgraded once or twice but if too many family members are online well you know the rest of the story. Thanks for sharing you experience with us.
Thanks and NP! I know your struggle
Thanks for sharing this - mine arrives today. Will be running it from my Jeep while camping in the middle of nowhere. “Propaganda is always free” 😂
Right on!! Enjoy
Real interested in knowing if you are successful in roaming. I understood that you have to be within a specified distance from your address. Please update, if possible.
@@bjm315lacy9 Ok, I’ll try that
@@oxford821 just read an update that they did enable roaming in certain areas and it isn’t widely used yet, still testing mode. Some users get the roaming and some don’t.
@@bjm315lacy9 I definitely gota try it
Sarge thank you for your service. I was also part of 1st Armored Division, 1-37AR Bandits!
RIGHT ON!! What years?
1-1 Cav 1AD. 97-2000
@@jeffrodabro Nice! 19 Delta?
@@oxford821 Scouts Out!
@@jeffrodabro Haha nice. Gunner Sabot Tank!
The same day I went on vacation my startlink arrived. I’ve been so hyped waiting for it. Too bad the accessories are taking forever to ship.
Mine has been working flawlessly!
“I’d better look at the instructions”, haven’t we all said that at different times in our lives, interesting video, Mike West Bromwich UK
NICE!! A friend from the UK. I was there in 1989 while in the service. Met a beautiful English girl while on leave in Lloret De Mar, Spain. I can remember my travels in England well, every man wore pants and every woman wore a dress. Great times!
great review thanks for sharing, I will look into this if we end up too rural for service
Hopefully everything works out for you!
Do know what the best thing is? Your wonderful two Labradors and of course your wife. We here in Germany, living a bit outside the city area, had a very bad internet connection by Telekom. Since 2 weeks we are so lucky with our new Starlink set, same as you. And: we have a male, yellow Labrador, Sam, as well 👍😘🍀🌞 So what should happen 😀✌️Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪 to you all
Thank you! I am blessed. I hope StarLink works out for you. I lived in Vilseck, West Germany for a few years while in the military.
@@oxford821 that’s awesome. Vilseck is in the south of Germany, while we live in the Cologne area. So nice to have a connection to you over thousands of miles away 😘👍 We are enjoying a nice evening with pretty fast internet 😀
@@Maik1968 Right on!
Cable companies and cellular providers like AT&T are most likely loosing sleep over what damage Elon could do to their business.
For sure!
All they had to do was innovate and offer a better service. But they choose to keep raising the prices for their ceo payroll yearly increase.
Probably not. As high as cable is, Starlink is ridiculously higher....its not free
AT&T is rolling out fiber nationwide. They aren’t worried
🙂 Watched till the end. So glad you guys got a good deal, all in one box--and right in the nick of time! You guys are stocked now! Great information 👍 for general purposes.
Cool, thanks!
@@oxford821 lol watched twice, can't wait for mine and I already have fiber.
@@ChrisGageTX You SIR are a TRUE FAN. Anyone that can sit thru and watch my crazy face is a trooper!
I have AT&T .payed nothing for box, $53 a month.. take he doesn't have phone line... T-Mobile advertising $50 month..??
@@Islandpandemonium He said he was canceling Verizon because of slow 'upload' times on files, and the fact that he's rural. It's my guess but an educated one, that Although ATT could provide satisfactory service for his area, he'd pay handsomely for it on the back end. That satellite hook up is his wherever he goes U.S. and possibly beyond. Good shopping!
Thank you I shared with some family that live out in country. They would love this. Elon Musk is awesome 👏🏻 👏🏻 🥰Thank you for sharing
NP thanks for everything!
Was just in Florida at the complex and you can really be impressed with all this technology
It’s crazy stuff!
I saw Starlink satellites just after they first launched. I lost count after about 50, but I'm guessing 70 is what flew over my yard in Joshua Tree, CA. I was freaking out cause I thought they were ICBMS flying towards DC I didn't even know about Starlink
Crazy
Same exact thing happened to us I was outside star gazing and these gold orbs pretty big in order went zooming quietly by, I screamed for my husband jumped on my phone and described the gold orbs and they said starlink statillites were launched! Wow!
@@shanarstra2129 Cool!
I got mine and installed it today. 180Mbps download speeds. Starlink rocks! Best internet service I had in my whole life!
Right on! Have fun
Thank you for making this video. It might be something I can do on my own so I can ditch my cable company.
GO FOR IT!!!
You guys are miles ahead of me, but I love those yellow labs.
Thanks
BLAM!!! My boo, Elon musk...with his rockets and satellites and spaceship.... LMAO 😂
Haha, eat sh*t cable companies!!!
😅😅😅
Tweet that!
It's a satalite DISH. NOT an actual satalite. Lmao🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
@@nickfrost9771 Right! We got greens beans potatoes tomatoes turkeys chickens hogs dogs …
Out there, the FIRST thing I would do is mount it up on a pole, or 15-20ft mini-tower stand. Next, I'd build a plexi enclosure, to protect it from the elements, deflect high winds, rain, snow, etc. ( Think sealed pyramid shape ).
Lmao! As soon as you loaded youtube and said commercials, a commercial played on this video!😂😂😂
Those suckers!
Bro came here for the Starlink vid, but the minute I saw that 1st AD patch I immediately sub'd. HHC 2/81st Armor, Ferris Barracks, Erlangen Germany vet here. Tankers f'n rule!
Right on!!! 2/37th Armor, Rose Barracks, Vilseck West Germany! 19KILO
Very cool. Hope winter has been treating you well.
Thanks. Yes, love the winter but can’t wait to get started on field work!
@@oxford821 THANK YOU so much. My wife is doing research on this as we type. This is probably dumb ,but please throw in an update once in a while. She read that signal get weaker as more subscribers join, anyway Thank you again. Petar
@@petarbubalo231 No problem, I definitely try to push its limits!
I switched to starlink and the speed test are anywhere from 150mpbs to 250. That's insane the best I ever got was 20. No limits or slow downs. Couldn't be more happy.
Good info! Thanks
"the propaganda is always free" - yup, and there's multiple channels all saying the same thing just to make sure you get "the message" instilled in the brain. I got rid of my TV years ago, I just use my tablets.
I with you brother!
So fox is real
Your Twitter is about to get real. That's for sure.
@@BridgesDontFly Don’t you mean the 4th arm of the government (the propaganda arm) ?
Me too...
We are in an urban area and do not yet have Starlink.
-- I am glad the rural areas received it first.
Thanks and go luck to you!
Ive had starlink for a year. Its the fastest internet youll ever have. It works through rains and snow with its built in heater on the dish.
It self searches out a signal no alignment tools required.
Geez I should be a sales rep for Elon!🙂
So far so good!
Where can i get this!!?
@@605freedom You have to go to the StarLink web site
9:07 “Boom Baby… Software Update!” This has to be the most excited person I’ve ever seen for a software update.
Nice!!!
You might want to raise the dish BIT MORE so that the icicles don't touch the roof and stop the dish from moving, which might burn the motor if there is any obstruction. There was another YT'er who had his dish go bad due to the motor being burned because the icicles were touching the roof of the house because the dish was too close to the roof.
O crap. Thanks for telling me that. I’ll definitely fix that!
Weird!? So now we're back to having motors in the reciever dish??
@@amodernalchemist432 Hopefully the internals last!
Great video. Glad to see the StarLink is working well for you. BTW, I think we all bought those Flannel jackets from Costco.
Haha thanks. I think I have 3 of them!
starlink for month camping - several locations - flawless
Nice!
Here in north Florida, mine will stop uploading in HEAVY rain, degrade picture a bit and if it is full on monsoon lose connectivity briefly but 99.99% of the time it is totally awesome!
Nice!
I can feel his wife, rolling her eyes, without even seeing her. Hilarious !
She is an expert at that!
clear connection.wow..easy set up nice..thanks for sharing the set up and connection.
NP, thanks for watching
Better anchor it down good for when the gales of November hit.
Yea, I’m gonna get a mount they sell off their web site and run the cable in the house the right way.
Thank you for your video!!!!!
I think it is $110 per month not $99. I was just checking on it today, my payment for shitty infinity is $49 per month and it is only because I purchased my own router. Basically it is like 2 car payments per year $1320 per year. If you paying like me $600 per year one car payment. But having shitty internet… I live in FL just got Tesla y for my wife waiting for mine also, want solar roof next, need to think if I want to get that.
Cool, my wife wants a Tesla but we can’t afford a new car right now. Good luck!
Quick question: what brand is your solar powered fully articulated security camera?
Thanks in advance!
It’s called Reolink. This is the GO PT
SFC Great video thank you so much for taking the time to share with us! Oh and love the phone background!
Nice! Your the only one that caught that so far
Please do a speed test and post the results.
Type "speed test" into your browser and several testing options are available.
Ok thanks
Awesome! It is so nice having fast internet using Starlink!
It’s been working great so far!
I thought Elon Musk was going to give away free internet to the world this year
I wish
Dude how lucky are you?! LOL Ive waiting since last August for mine without any internet! Fiber optic line buried in my front yard goes to the next town BUT I CANT GET IT HERE IN BFE! SMDH We havent had cable for 14yrs so we just need it for gaming. disabled insomniac here & well my husband is just a kid LOL Good luck & God Bless!!
Haha. I hear ya. Boys need toys!
Congrats!
What brand and model camera is that what you showed. I have some fixed cameras but am interested in the wireless pan zoom tilt. Thanks
Thanks. The camera is a Reolink Argus PT. Check them out, I’ve been happy with them.
16:25, I can't be the only one who noticed that fine screen saver. 💥
Nice! I’m a lucky guy!
Very nice , I will be buying one for my place in Northern Maine. Where and how rural are you in Pennsylvania?
I’m tucked in a hollow in north central PA. I’m impressed so far, I’ll be permanently mounting the system. I’ll see how far I can stretch the WiFi signal outside!
Hey. I appreciate and thank you for your service. Go Navy!!!! Beat Army lol. We all family though 😀
Right on, thanks!
Years ago I didnt like Elon and thought he was not good. I think differently now and think he is awesome, he is like a patriot.
Let’s see if he can clean up some of the mess we’re in
@@oxford821 We need an army of help.
@@feelnrite Lots of it!
For that TV you need a Air Mouse to make it easier the Rii brand have plenty of models ! Now for the WiFi Exterior Cameras definitely need the LAN Dongle and a second router as a Extender there are so many possibilities for configuration !
Never heard of air noise
Centurylink has nothing to beat this shit is bad ass
Nice
"Propaganda is always free". I like that one. Speaks to several depth levels and it's so concise, accurately so.
Just had some bumper stickers made!
@@oxford821 wooot! Haha awesome
"The propaganda is always free" That's true :))
Right on!
What about King trump?
Good signal there, I got one for central Texas. It would only do less than 50 each way for me.
Are you happy with it?
18 digit password to keep CIA off 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They’re working overtime against us now a days
Can’t wait till Starlink is available in southern Maryland! Please get it here Elon.
Right!
We just got our Starlink yesterday. We will install it tomorrow
I hope it works well for you also
You must live in a great area for it. I'm in the mountains up north & the rain effects it a lot. It also drops for a few seconds during live stuff like streaming and playing online games every 3 minutes or so, even on good days. Should improve over time though, if Elon doesn't waste too much on Twitter. Still better than the limited amount of internet providers in my area.
Yea let’s hope this keeps getting better
Cool system if ya live out in the boonies.
That TV is a great one! I have the 57 or 58" from Walmart & it has the loudest TV speakers & beautiful 4k display for less than $300.. New Sub from SE Texas 🤟
Thanks brother. Yea I bought the cheapest sucker I could get and it’s working fine! Send some berserkers our way!
Nice One !!!
I Love the Chipmunk impersonation towards the End !!!
Classic 😂
Trying to speed things up for the viewers!
@@oxford821 Yeah I know Bro ....
Loved ur Video thou ...
Thanks Brother
@@Ancient.Thread. Thanks nice talking to you
I will have to check that out. That's my biggest problem all that buffering going on. I had to add an extra $20 on my Verizon phone so I can stream all I want and I control two TVs with Roku which does okay but I'm right in the middle of a movie half the time and it probably buffers three or four times before I even get done if not more sometimes. Sometimes I've even turned it off because of all that buffering. I do live in a rural area
I hate that. The one time I sit to watch and the same thing was happening to me. This is working great so far!
Elon Musk, like Nikola Tesla, wanted to make life easier and better for mankind. America is truly fortunate to have Elon.
I’m happy with it so far!
Best starlink review ever...thank you!!
Dang!!! Right on, and I’m just a crazy guy with a cell phone. thanks brother!
Just subscribed. Our internet is painfully slow. Sometimes it takes over 24 hours for a 20 minute video to upload.
Right on!!
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Thank you for posting your story.
10:08 if the deer feed building gets signal the deer can rent it out and stream ufo landings on clear nights...
13:53 a pole in the yard and a trenched cable is best since you can maintain the antenna.
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NP!
You can extent your WIFI range on your property by adding a long range router. I did it at my place to get my far away cams to connect (But I have cable) From what I read you can use your own router with Star Link. Sorry for the redundancy if someone already mentioned that . I spent about 290.00 on a netgear router that extended my WIFI to reach ring cams over a hundred and fifty feet away and through a lot of walls with no buffering that I can see.
I’m definitely gonna try that
The only thing Starlink has to worry about is Geo-Storms. So just make sure you're tracking those. Weather doesn't impact as much unless is lightning. Electronic interferance.
Yea, I’m definitely gonna monitor that. Thanks brother!
Amazing speeds, especially out there. - WW
I’m not sure what’s good but it’s faster than my hard wired house from the cable company
Thank you for your service. Sincerely grateful to you.
Thank you for your support!
I like this channel glad I found it.
NICE, send some berserkers our way!!!
Only those in the know (like fellow veterans) will pick up what you were laying down about the "free propaganda" always being free....good video and I salute you sir!
Right on! Thanks
getting 40 mb to 100 mb with the weather you were having is really good! You'll get faster speeds on a clear day. Watch the ice buildup on the dish. If it builds up too much it can burn out the motor.
Thanks, I’m definitely going to watch the ice!
Man that is fast holy crap 643 megabytes per second I think that would beat the FiOS
I don’t know what any of that means but, COOL!
Speed test hit over 200mbs for me. loving it
Thanks so much for this video! I live in a very rural area. We have no internet at all with only one phone service that works in that area. If I needed to order the TV and cameras and router and solar panel and phone ... The entire setup to get started to ensure compatibility with everything. What make and models should I add to my shopping list? Just want to make sure they all work with each other. Thanks!
I use Reolink cameras. Never had a problem!
we had crap 4g for years, at peak times our internet would go off it was soo poor, we just got fiber and what a difference 1000 down 1000 up .
Sounds great!
Did he fix the heat sync prob of 127 degrees causing shutdown?
Very interesting video, awesome info.
Nice, thanks!
LMAO@ Her telling the man to read the instructions. Classic.......LOL......
Haha I know! Wait….
We have been on the waiting list since last September. No idea when we will actually get the equipment.
It took me about a year!
@@oxford821 Well, hopefully not too many more months. We know people who live about 30 miles away who told us about it that got it before we went on the list so it's been in our area for at least a year. I guess they only do so many per area.
@@Mr2004MCSS Good luck, my friend
@@oxford821 Thank you.
@@Mr2004MCSS NP
Oorah, I’ll be getting mine soon for Alaska
Nice!
If you can get cable internet without having to pay for extra lines to be laid from a trunk line, get cable. If you cannot get cable, get a local Co-op ISP. THEN, if you have no other choice, get Star Link. I say this for emergency reasons. You will ALWAYS lose satellite uplink during a storm, sometimes on just really rainy/snowy days. If you want to see radar to track which way a storm is going, you are going to need internet. Cable is the most reliable, especially if your area has mostly buried cable and not overhead cable. Local co-ops are your second most reliable, followed by satellite. However, if you have no cable or co-op isp options, definitely get satellite.
Edit: I would also like to ad that satellite service WILL be interrupted by solar flares. We are just now starting back into the solar maximum, which means that solar flare intensity is only going to increase over the next 6-7 years. Which will mean more service black-outs for satellite service customers.
Thanks for the info!
Got mine and freaking LOVE it!!!
Right on!
Right on!
Guys a wifi booster will cut your speed in half. Better to get a true mesh network. Grab one from Costco with three units and place them around as needed. Netgear is a good brand along with others.
Right on!
It's better flat so that nothing would build up on it unlike regular dish. It's easy to install well.. I worked for cable company so installations are easy to me..lol but yes find the way to aim dish towards to satellite 🛰 is to get great signal specially when no trees ..you just set dish then cord be connected to modem or whatever they sent so signal goes to then set up your wifi.
Right on, thanks!
Wow! $99/month??? That's expensive!!! I pay Comcast $50/month and I feel that is way over priced. It's gotten to the point where I dropped the Comcast cable TV service a few years ago and if my internet goes up anymore I'll drop that too and just survive with my smart phone.
I hear ya
I like your deer stands and feeders
Thanks, if you like hunting, I have some cool big game videos on the channel!
@@oxford821 I will ck them out
@@ironhrse44 Cool!
Been looking at Starlink for my rural hoime in Texas mostly because we can take it with us in our RV when we travel too. WOndering if I could make it work on my current satelite crank up Vanguard antenna where I have my Dish Sateltillite dish and Digital Antena on now?
I’d try it for sure.
We did this many years ago..when cable came into being..the cable companies were a** holes..they would send people around to pull cable out of people's houses while it was still connected to people's tv..so thousands of people bought satellite dishes that at the time were huge..and everyone was getting fee cable then..then one day they scrambled the signal..and put all those dishes out of service..
Right!
This is completely different though. Because you aren't just buying the dish, you are doing that PLUS paying for monthly service.
@@calliew311 Oooooo
thank you for ur service sgt oxford air born leads the way u got a new subscriber
Right on!!! Thanks
I was on their waitlist but tmobile home internet beat them to our area so I went with tmobile. Probably was a good thing anyway, it's half the price and has been totally reliable for over a year now. But we are lucky enough to have 2-3 bars on our phones here, must be enough to qualify for their service.
Go with whatever you can, cheers!
You can also have more than one unit paying the same monthly fee like you could have one on your RV and one on your house or your farmhouse or if you have two farm houses or three farm houses you can actually have up to three on a home version of that satellite I've read up on it
I just got an email from StarLink, for a $25 per month up charge the system can be used as a mobile unit anywhere a satellite services
Also wanted to chime in that this is a game changer for us Nomads.
Definitely!
Glad to see rural use. Enjoy.
Thanks
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