For how little power the Starlink hardware needs, and now offering a mobile pricing option (what a racket) seems like easy stuff to offer a bracket to hold the wifi box and a small battery without all the permanent install cabling.Coordinated roadtrip charging stops with work meetings. Starlink delivering 141 Mbps made the time fly by.
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I was getting over 250Mbs (don't recall the uplink). There are several campsites we have been to with no Tmobile service (Gardner, Inks Lake).Don't mean to be a Debbie Downer - just trying to understand.
I just got 184 Mbps down and 15 Mbps up on T-Mobile 5G on my iPhone 14 Pro, which can also be a hot spot without an ugly dish in the bed.
What's so great about Starlink? Just greater coverage area than 5G?
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It works in the sorts of places that don't have 5G services.Don't mean to be a Debbie Downer - just trying to understand.
I just got 184 Mbps down and 15 Mbps up on T-Mobile 5G on my iPhone 14 Pro, which can also be a hot spot without an ugly dish in the bed.
What's so great about Starlink? Just greater coverage area than 5G?
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And with camp mode, you can leave it on all the time.Have you tried just using the Wi-Fi in the Rivian we are getting it for free.
yes, Rivian hotspots works great in places where it has coverage... no different than hotspotting with my phone. In this case was just testing starlink on the road but my real use case for Starlink is boondocking in locations that i can‘t work from without it.Have you tried just using the Wi-Fi in the Rivian we are getting it for free.