SpaceX Starlink just released a brand new Starlink Kit perfect for business-class "Enterprise" or for customers who simply want more speed and reliability. Is this brand new SpaceX Starlink Enterprise Kit on your shopping list? Why or Why Not?
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I am very new to Starlink and your videos have been invaluable in helping me to understand the technology. Do you think they will ever develop a desktop app in the near future? The mobile app is a bit laggy and clunky and buggy for me to use.
I wish they had a phone number to call. I'm really disappointed in the support. I tried to send this earlier but my response disappeared. Starlink support answered my first question. With more questions, understandable. That was 2 days ago. No reply back yet. I have thirty days to send this back. Three hundred bucks might mean much to Elon but it sure the fuck matters to me. I've gone through their "support" and been on RUclips trying to get answers. Without any luck.
I never used the Starlink router. I only used it one to start-up the dish. I use a Dream Machine from UniFi. Work perfect, already more than 4 years. Still the old dish. The ufo 😉
I live in rural Chile and have starlink. I have used it off an atenna relay from my neighbors unit about 150 meters away for about 2 years. The system has given me the most reliable internet than anything I had in the USA since the Netscape days. Last week my neighbor bought a new router that does not send a signal to me. So I have just ordered my own personal system for my casita. My biggest problems were not with starlink, but apps promising one thing then giving something else and trying to charge for it. Also AI is spreading over youTube faster than liver through a Goose. BUT I appreciate you JCristina. Vaya con Dios
I could see where you buy 2 of these and have multiple locations / split traffic for less than one of the big antenna. The enterprise router then has dual-WAN active-active. Interesting to see if it enables more clients.
Interesting. I've had my flat high performance on my camper van for almost 2 years now and it's been perfect. Finds a signal even under tree cover and I do like using it in motion. Probably going to stick with that for a while, but nice to see the new stuff out there.
The big dish and older actuated dish has a IP56 rating the NEWER Standard & Mini dish has IP67 which is better for keeping water out. I have the actuated dish, I keep it for back up for hurricanes. I am itching to buy a newer dish but hard to pick from the growing list of choices from $299 to $2,500 there is a dish for everyone. Thank you for all you hard work.
I have 2 things I wonder 1.) might this improve performance across the board for all customers 2.) could this dB increase cause long term medical issues for people and animals ? I'm sure they've done some studies on this but I'm not very versed in it.
Advantages I see in the near future for ALL Starlinkers is the granting of more power from the FCC AND the lower altitude license from NASA. The closer to Earth the "web" of satilites, the closer together they'll be. This translates to more concentrated coverage with fewer satilites required - saving Starlink a few shekels in the bargain. All this will be benificial to us all. Thanks again. I close with a Pink Poop Emoji - plop.
@@jcristina You are very welcome and this is but one step in my continuing support for your channel. I truly appreciate all of your hard work and insights into many aspects on subjects that are “ moving targets “.
J. Love you oversight of all the Starlink in & outs My question..if someone doesn’t have a home starlink, can you just by..the mini by itself to use whenever wherever. Can’t seem to find that answer? I be buying one once the 599 comes down to a better price Thanks for what you do!
I haven’t had any issues working from home with the standard level service and actuated residential dish. I don’t understand the big benefit of the more pricey business options.
Just a thought: Consider the possibility of satellites providing solar power downloads sourced from its own arrays as well as inference compute & Internet/network communications, a self-contained node perhaps? No way?!
Talk about 'edge computing'. The largest practical problem is in how to dump waste heat from any kind of compute in space. There also has to be sufficient battery to make it around the 'dark' side of the Earth, all LEO satellites spend a not insignificant fraction of their time in our shadow. This also makes any kind of power beaming impractical. If you push the satellite further out, you can better manage power (if not cooling) but your latency and signal strength both suffer. So, aside from problems with loss when beaming power from space, it isn't very practical.
They need to fix the latency issues. It’s good with everything except my Xbox when I try to play NBA2K online. The Starlink test app will show 20-35ms latency but when I test on my Xbox it shows 90-130ms latency
No, I'm not interested in the "Enterprize" version. I have the Gen 2 router and motorized dish. Works very well BTW. I would like a Gen 3 router if it would work with a Gen 2 dish (mesh and better speed). Keep up the info, you have helped many... 😃😃
The reason for the confusion is that Starlink doesn't publish the technical specifications of their equipment. That leaves an environment for speculation. I suspect the new dish has different components that can handle more power than the previous dishes. Therefore, can produce both transmit and receive power that can be adjusted remotely. Evidently, Starlink FCC approval for more power is highly anticipated. Otherwise, why would they offer this kit?
Bro I couldn't order star link mini from website, I live in Dubai so is there any way I can get supplier to dubai or USA then I will bring it to Dubai.
Starlink needs to explore more ground stations for more power, the battery units need to harvest that power and to store so it is reusable or routed to a different ground station, the dish that is connected to the enterprise uplink will serve no particular purpose because of the speed limitations and bandwidth constraints and will be relatively the same. I have said this before Elon /SpaceX should consider working on a new form of electric power grid that can give them the power consumption relay they need, right now the State and the Federal can supply that said power so this new enterprise addition feels like a con to me.
Interesting proposition. What I do not understand is why POE. The POE would be on the network side between the power brick and the corporate router/switch. That corporate router will have its own power source and cannot run on POE. It would make sense the the customer-owned router would have POE to provide devices connected to the network with power. The things that come to mind would be access points, security cameras, and VoIP phones. While I would agree the Enterprise side of the power brink would need to provide power to the dish. That is true for all Starlink dishes, and I would suggest it is not POE.
Interesting content. Maybe the FCC approval is coming very very soon….🤔 And Elon wants to be ready when it finally happens. Thanks for sharing the info.
Sound like a typical musk scam to increase revenues. As for shipping equipment with higher power output only limited by software or firmware, seems to run counter to FCC approved design principles for radio transmitters. Maybe things have changed but it was always a design principle that transmitter power levels be hardware limited. The approved devices are supposed to be limited by the physical hardware design itself and the concept of having higher capabilities built in, which could be modified without physical hardware changes, was something not allowed in approved designs. There are good reasons why these principles were always physically limited power outputs. The concept was about approving designs that could not easily be modified to exceed approved power output levels. The devices must not be capable of exceeding limits or creating interference without major modifications. When power outputs are in the milliwatt levels, this becomes a bit harder to do with modern circuitry designs. But at higher levels in watts, it ultimately gets down to discrete components with physical circuits limiting outputs. This has always made good sense. Say that the FCC does not approve Musk's request, (which they shouldn't), Then they would have all these devices out there capable of exceeding power output levels. Maybe not delivering excessive power, but easily being modified to do so. That's not a good thing because someone will figure out how to defeat the software limits. I question how they could legally put these out there. Technically, the device itself is required to have the appropriate FCC verification number. A different design can't legally use the old FCC certification, nor can they legally label them with another certification that doesn't yet exist. To many, all this may seem like excessive regulation, but it isn't because if any company can just make and sell whatever they want, it ultimately creates chaos. Individual users may not care that they exceed the actual real limits. Odds are slim that enforcement of the standards would seek them out and fine them for exceeding limits. This is why the regulation must occur at the manufacturing levels. If you don't have these rule and regulations in place, what's to stop someone from designing a system to specifically interfere with or even damage Starlink satellites?? Arguably, there would be nothing preventing this. We all know that Musk hates the FCC and tries to ignore or circumvent their regulations, because he thinks he knows better. If you want to play the game, you need to play by the rules. You may not like the rules and think they limit you, but they also limit those who would devise equipment with detrimental effects. We have big enough problems with China making all sorts of devices that don't meet our standards and releasing dangerous equipment into the market place. We need rules and regulations and circumventing them is not a good thing.
What’s the upload and download speeds? And what’s the delay? That’s what people wants to know? Can you game on it? The gaming community is always looking for new ways since the cable internet companies will not upgrade to rural homes. And their price to run is so ridiculously costly. We all know it’s a lie! It’s about control. And leaving rural areas in the dust Rural areas should get more love.
Sounds like they keep going up on prices. Hopefully someone else will start making something similar to lower prices. I know Elon other companies are losing money. So I guess he’s trying to make some up
No I will never buy. They cannot fix common issues now! I get frequent buffering an downtime. They need to take care of business first. It just gets to be more money all the time. Beginning to second guess my decision with starlink.
Comcast quoted me $9,000+ to run 230’ to my house….thats just installation. Yes it’s $50 cheaper and faster per month, but Starlink has been a better option for me.
SpaceX Starlink just released a brand new Starlink Kit perfect for business-class "Enterprise" or for customers who simply want more speed and reliability.
Is this brand new SpaceX Starlink Enterprise Kit on your shopping list?
Why or Why Not?
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I am very new to Starlink and your videos have been invaluable in helping me to understand the technology. Do you think they will ever develop a desktop app in the near future? The mobile app is a bit laggy and clunky and buggy for me to use.
I wish they had a phone number to call. I'm really disappointed in the support. I tried to send this earlier but my response disappeared. Starlink support answered my first question. With more questions, understandable. That was 2 days ago. No reply back yet. I have thirty days to send this back. Three hundred bucks might mean much to Elon but it sure the fuck matters to me. I've gone through their "support" and been on RUclips trying to get answers. Without any luck.
I never used the Starlink router. I only used it one to start-up the dish. I use a Dream Machine from UniFi. Work perfect, already more than 4 years. Still the old dish. The ufo 😉
Nice setup.
Are you using the standar or the enterprise ? we want to get starlink as a backup! but still deciding wich one !
Best channel on RUclips!
Way to kind!
Thanks Joe - Constantly evolving Starlink... - Cheers!
I live in rural Chile and have starlink. I have used it off an atenna relay from my neighbors unit about 150 meters away for about 2 years. The system has given me the most reliable internet than anything I had in the USA since the Netscape days. Last week my neighbor bought a new router that does not send a signal to me. So I have just ordered my own personal system for my casita. My biggest problems were not with starlink, but apps promising one thing then giving something else and trying to charge for it. Also AI is spreading over youTube faster than liver through a Goose. BUT I appreciate you JCristina. Vaya con Dios
Thank you for the video... Very informative !
Appreciate you being here!
Enjoy your videos keeping us informed. Keep up the good work 👍👍
I could see where you buy 2 of these and have multiple locations / split traffic for less than one of the big antenna. The enterprise router then has dual-WAN active-active. Interesting to see if it enables more clients.
I’m listening!
😉
We are listening J, Like your style, enjoy your content over here in Australia
I could absolutely see me buying this will have to see what the FCC does with the speeds
Thank You Joe
Thank you for being here.
Interesting. I've had my flat high performance on my camper van for almost 2 years now and it's been perfect. Finds a signal even under tree cover and I do like using it in motion. Probably going to stick with that for a while, but nice to see the new stuff out there.
The big dish and older actuated dish has a IP56 rating the NEWER Standard & Mini dish has IP67 which is better for keeping water out. I have the actuated dish, I keep it for back up for hurricanes. I am itching to buy a newer dish but hard to pick from the growing list of choices from $299 to $2,500 there is a dish for everyone. Thank you for all you hard work.
Thx Joe, good content again keep up the great work 👍🏼
I have 2 things I wonder
1.) might this improve performance across the board for all customers
2.) could this dB increase cause long term medical issues for people and animals ? I'm sure they've done some studies on this but I'm not very versed in it.
Thank you for the info sir!!
Thank you Walter for being here.
Enjoy your tech reports.
Thank you for being here!
Great info!
After years the local service gave poor internet in the Philippines. Starlink is a game changer.
Thanks for the informative video, will be nice if it also comes with a static IP address
thanks for all you do
I live in the Cook Islands, when do we see this new gear. The amount of data you get isn’t really alot
Strange.
In Germany they offer the Business package with 40GB Priority traffic for 60 Euro!
Advantages I see in the near future for ALL Starlinkers is the granting of more power from the FCC AND the lower altitude license from NASA. The closer to Earth the "web" of satilites, the closer together they'll be. This translates to more concentrated coverage with fewer satilites required - saving Starlink a few shekels in the bargain. All this will be benificial to us all. Thanks again. I close with a Pink Poop Emoji - plop.
No, always the safest answer. Yes, if no is wrong.
Waiting for the Mini Add on service for $30 unlimited data. To compete with the cable companies.
Thanks!
John. Thank you very much for your support. It truly helps and is appreciated. Many blessings to you and your family.
@@jcristina You are very welcome and this is but one step in my continuing support for your channel. I truly appreciate all of your hard work and insights into many aspects on subjects that are “ moving targets “.
J. Love you oversight of all the Starlink in & outs
My question..if someone doesn’t have a home starlink, can you just by..the mini by itself to use whenever wherever. Can’t seem to find that answer?
I be buying one once the 599 comes down to a better price
Thanks for what you do!
i got my v4 starlink at $299 in florida. regional sale
love it
Good listen on my way home
I haven’t had any issues working from home with the standard level service and actuated residential dish. I don’t understand the big benefit of the more pricey business options.
Starlink should have a small business offering.
Do you have any INFO on availability date for Elon's overhyped Pi phone ?
I am listening
🎉
Just a thought: Consider the possibility of satellites providing solar power downloads sourced from its own arrays as well as inference compute & Internet/network communications, a self-contained node perhaps? No way?!
Talk about 'edge computing'.
The largest practical problem is in how to dump waste heat from any kind of compute in space. There also has to be sufficient battery to make it around the 'dark' side of the Earth, all LEO satellites spend a not insignificant fraction of their time in our shadow. This also makes any kind of power beaming impractical.
If you push the satellite further out, you can better manage power (if not cooling) but your latency and signal strength both suffer.
So, aside from problems with loss when beaming power from space, it isn't very practical.
Wish the high performance dish ($2500 one) had WiFi built into the dish so the outside of the house (yard) got better signal.
Do a video on two starlinks with peplink
🎁
🚀
Great Videos. Is there any news on how the Starlink satellite laser interlinks are working ?
About 50% of all Starlink satellites are now connected via "lasers"
Does the enterprise kit include fast and helpful support?
Welcome back home bud
Glad to be here!
😊
They need to fix the latency issues. It’s good with everything except my Xbox when I try to play NBA2K online. The Starlink test app will show 20-35ms latency but when I test on my Xbox it shows 90-130ms latency
Xbox does go through their servers which does affect the outcome.
PS5 does a bit better than my Series X
@@delirium5119 i might need to switch consoles then. Thanks
Hi!!
👍
I would love to get rid of cable but I want to save money. So I am still shopping.
What are you talking about?
No, I'm not interested in the "Enterprize" version. I have the Gen 2 router and motorized dish. Works very well BTW.
I would like a Gen 3 router if it would work with a Gen 2 dish (mesh and better speed).
Keep up the info, you have helped many... 😃😃
The reason for the confusion is that Starlink doesn't publish the technical specifications of their equipment. That leaves an environment for speculation. I suspect the new dish has different components that can handle more power than the previous dishes. Therefore, can produce both transmit and receive power that can be adjusted remotely. Evidently, Starlink FCC approval for more power is highly anticipated. Otherwise, why would they offer this kit?
We will soon know but it seems by the information provided, it's the same "V4 Dish" as the Standard V4 Dish.. ??
Bro I couldn't order star link mini from website, I live in Dubai so is there any way I can get supplier to dubai or USA then I will bring it to Dubai.
Starlink needs to explore more ground stations for more power, the battery units need to harvest that power and to store so it is reusable or routed to a different ground station, the dish that is connected to the enterprise uplink will serve no particular purpose because of the speed limitations and bandwidth constraints and will be relatively the same. I have said this before Elon /SpaceX should consider working on a new form of electric power grid that can give them the power consumption relay they need, right now the State and the Federal can supply that said power so this new enterprise addition feels like a con to me.
We will soon know...
A lot would love it, but the data limit kills it
What? Starlink doesn't have data caps.
💰
Wow. Taking forever to get to the point!
I've got doubts?
Dianne.. I'll keep you updated.. We will see.
👍👍
🚀
Yes bigger juicy POE brick ❤
APPLE'S iPhone.15.MAX = $1599 @ Bestbuy, then Starlink Enterprise is a sweet business deal. 💯👍
this is literally the dish v1 but upgraded and on steroids 🤣
Interesting proposition. What I do not understand is why POE. The POE would be on the network side between the power brick and the corporate router/switch. That corporate router will have its own power source and cannot run on POE. It would make sense the the customer-owned router would have POE to provide devices connected to the network with power. The things that come to mind would be access points, security cameras, and VoIP phones. While I would agree the Enterprise side of the power brink would need to provide power to the dish. That is true for all Starlink dishes, and I would suggest it is not POE.
I think this is to assure the "right" power as we know from injector to injector there can be differences.
Interesting content. Maybe the FCC approval is coming very very soon….🤔 And Elon wants to be ready when it finally happens. Thanks for sharing the info.
I think that is the case!
🤙
I’m listening…👀
10 kilowat Musklink
star link i want 199.99 for the mini of 249.99 and 50 bucks a month unlimited or atleast 90 bucks a month unlimited.. other wise i wont buy
🎉😮❤
to expensive for me.
Agree.
I'm hoping spaceX someday does cell service so I could dump my cellphone company.
🙉
This kit better come with a 10gig SFP+ port for this to make sense ....
Sound like a typical musk scam to increase revenues.
As for shipping equipment with higher power output only limited by software or firmware, seems to run counter to FCC approved design principles for radio transmitters. Maybe things have changed but it was always a design principle that transmitter power levels be hardware limited. The approved devices are supposed to be limited by the physical hardware design itself and the concept of having higher capabilities built in, which could be modified without physical hardware changes, was something not allowed in approved designs.
There are good reasons why these principles were always physically limited power outputs. The concept was about approving designs that could not easily be modified to exceed approved power output levels. The devices must not be capable of exceeding limits or creating interference without major modifications. When power outputs are in the milliwatt levels, this becomes a bit harder to do with modern circuitry designs. But at higher levels in watts, it ultimately gets down to discrete components with physical circuits limiting outputs. This has always made good sense.
Say that the FCC does not approve Musk's request, (which they shouldn't), Then they would have all these devices out there capable of exceeding power output levels. Maybe not delivering excessive power, but easily being modified to do so. That's not a good thing because someone will figure out how to defeat the software limits. I question how they could legally put these out there. Technically, the device itself is required to have the appropriate FCC verification number. A different design can't legally use the old FCC certification, nor can they legally label them with another certification that doesn't yet exist.
To many, all this may seem like excessive regulation, but it isn't because if any company can just make and sell whatever they want, it ultimately creates chaos. Individual users may not care that they exceed the actual real limits. Odds are slim that enforcement of the standards would seek them out and fine them for exceeding limits. This is why the regulation must occur at the manufacturing levels. If you don't have these rule and regulations in place, what's to stop someone from designing a system to specifically interfere with or even damage Starlink satellites?? Arguably, there would be nothing preventing this. We all know that Musk hates the FCC and tries to ignore or circumvent their regulations, because he thinks he knows better. If you want to play the game, you need to play by the rules. You may not like the rules and think they limit you, but they also limit those who would devise equipment with detrimental effects.
We have big enough problems with China making all sorts of devices that don't meet our standards and releasing dangerous equipment into the market place. We need rules and regulations and circumventing them is not a good thing.
Apparently, Jeff Bezos has a plan coming someday.
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What’s the upload and download speeds?
And what’s the delay?
That’s what people wants to know? Can you game on it?
The gaming community is always looking for new ways since the cable internet companies will not upgrade to rural homes. And their price to run is so ridiculously costly. We all know it’s a lie!
It’s about control. And leaving rural areas in the dust
Rural areas should get more love.
Sounds like they keep going up on prices. Hopefully someone else will start making something similar to lower prices. I know Elon other companies are losing money. So I guess he’s trying to make some up
No I will never buy. They cannot fix common issues now! I get frequent buffering an downtime. They need to take care of business first. It just gets to be more money all the time. Beginning to second guess my decision with starlink.
What happened to Cheep Internet Elon Musk Boasted a few years back
Point well received.
Comcast quoted me $9,000+ to run 230’ to my house….thats just installation. Yes it’s $50 cheaper and faster per month, but Starlink has been a better option for me.
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