So took the plunge and installed Starlink dish (i live in a place that has no telephone wires let alone fibre)
Been running for a week and its impressive- stable snd delivers between 50mgps and 250mgps (12 hour average 80 mgps with 9 seconds outage) latency is typically 30 to 40 milliseconds.
Not cheap but good, anyone else got one?
...... What's a mgps? 😬
Anyway.... It sounds cool and certainly an option for those very remote users - especially when the "new" terminals come out at a much lower cost.
You have watched 'Kingsmen' haven't you 😯
Install a new internet and before you know it you're in a huge fight down at the beach.
What’s a mgps?
milli grams per second
What’s a mgps?
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Sorry technical folks mbps.....
What’s a mgps?
L33tspeak for 'Magpies'
One for sorrow, two for joy, three for a girl, four for a boy.... 50 to 250 for media streaming and gaming.
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Nah, they're measured in FPS.
Sorry technical folks mbps…..
milli bits per second, that’s bloomin slow!
One for sorrow, two for joy, three for a girl, four for a boy…. 50 to 250 for media streaming and gaming
Nice work!
Not cheap but good, anyone else got one?
Nowadays internet is a must have.
How much per month?
Don't worry about the entire astronomical community complaining about it ruining observations/photography etc
He's only planning to launch 42,000 satellites into a low orbit, I can't see how there could be any problems at all with that.
£85 quid a month not cheap, but VAT snd tax knock it back to acceptable
