Would Starlink provide coverage for a larger home and property?
Sep 10, 2021 — Starlink doesn't provide "area coverage" unless you're speaking of the router that comes with it. In that case the router tends to be sub par and to get better signal throughout your house you're probably going to need to set up signal boosters/mesh network. A lot of people also use their own router.
Starlink Radius Coverage on Large Property? : r/Starlink - Reddit
Oct 24, 2021 — Her address is part of Starlink's coverage on central rural Pennsylvania who have shitty broadband internet options for ones who unable to get comcast. However, I am trying to figure how far dish can beam signal because her property is made of house (far right side of rectangle property line) with few business shop buildings locate on far right ...
Live Starlink Coverage Map : r/Starlink - Reddit
Jun 19, 2020 — Coverage circles assume the earth is a perfect sphere and coverage is determined purely by angle from the horizon, which is controllable by the nice slider. Email address is a bit of an experiment in how much spam I get by posting a (semi-disposable) email address publicly, but do feel free to email it.
Starlink's Wi-Fi Range? : r/Starlink - Reddit
No. The router does not come with a built-in Ethernet port. However, there is an Ethernet adapter available for purchase on the Starlink Shop to allow for a wired connection to the network. If you need more than one port, you can buy an Ethernet switch to create additional ports.Bypass mode can be enabled via the Starlink App under "Settings ...
At capacity in my area : r/Starlink - Reddit
Jun 2, 2021 — A pre-order does not “guarantee you a spot”. I just put in a random address. This is the exact text from the Starlink pre-order screen: “Starlink is targeting coverage in your area in mid to late 2021. You will receive a notification once your Starlink is ready to ship.”
Possible to use outside coverage area at all? : r/Starlink - Reddit
Feb 12, 2021 — Short answer: no. Long answer: maybe. Service cells are 22KM wide hexagons. I needed internet service at two addresses, the first address was only two miles east outside a coverage cell (I discovered this during the one week they let you drag around a map for ordering a dish), so I ordered it and it works there at about 50Mbps.
New Starlink coverage tracker : r/Starlink - Reddit
Coverage footprint is an area within which beams can be steered. See this image from a SpaceX filing. Notice that LEO coverage footprint is not circular. VLEO coverage footprint is more circular because spectrum sharing rules are different for Ku-band used by LEO Starlink satellites and V-band used by VLEO Starlink satellites.
"Starlink is targeting Coverage in your area in Mid to Late 2021"
Feb 23, 2021 — My email: “The Starlink team will provide periodic updates on availability as we launch more satellites and expand our coverage area. Depending on your location, some orders may take 6 months or more to fulfill.” When proceeding with payment info I was prompted with the same message as in OP’s title
A daily coverage map for Starlink : r/Starlink - Reddit
Interesting... If you check out the Starlink coverage map you can see where the big radio telescopes are. Have a look at the area around Greenbank (West Virginia and Virginia) you can see an area carved out as unsupported. Similarly there is a huge area of Western Australia, north east of Geraldton where the Square Kilometer Array is being built.
Availability map updated with Starlink GeoJSON coverage ... - Reddit
The fact that Starlink is actively preventing sign-up from well-served metro areas makes perfect sense and as a Starlink customer I appreciate that. If I had solid ISP offerings from traditional providers I highly doubt that I'd mess with a $500 system that I have to mount on my roof... Nor would I want to deal with obstructions in a metro area.