Here’s the rundown:
SL mini
60 watt solar panel
Anker 737 USB battery
Manfrotto mini tripod
PeakDo battery
Spare iPhone
Appropriate Cables and adapters
Faraday bags for all
Orange (imparts importance) HF case..
Makes me feel good, does it work now, yes.. will it work if..who knows.
So decided to purchase starlink to stream games, last season was having issues with connection issues so just decided to hop on board on the starlink train! 🚂
100gb plan, Mini, I have a slate 7 portable router, 300w portable pack( is that enough?)
what’s the setup for just one Mevo camera but might get one or two more. Looking for tips and any advice
Thank you.
Hi everyone. First of all, I’m sorry up front. I am in no way a techie, so please accept my apologies upfront for not using the correct terms.. but I’m going to explain my issue as simple as possible. 🙂
I have an online streaming show that I do twice a week and I have decided to move into a storage unit as it was taking over my house. Ha ha. So now here I am in the storage unit. Everything is great, but the Wi-Fi is awful because the walls are metal.
I bought a Starlink and it has a long cord. So yesterday I put the actual Starlink outside because I’m able to run the cord down the hallway of the storage unit.
Now I have the Starlink connected to the satellites, but the service to my laptop is very poor. Am I able to buy an extender that would boost the service from Starlink to my actual unit? I don’t know what to do because I’ve done so much to get this off the ground and nothing seems to be helping. 🙁
Any words of advice you can give me would help. Again, please note that I’m a dummy when it comes to this stuff so put it in first graders terms if you can. Honestly, thank you for any advice you can give.
In case you missed it when it was last available looks like the half off roam is back. Support page is updated as well.
I am tailgating for an LSU Football game this fall and want to be able to show the games on my TVs. I have Hulu Live, but I know at those games it gets packed with over 100,000 people there. Is Starlink the best option for a mobile hotspot?
Just posting this in case others have experienced the same issue: I purchased a Starlink Mini kit online from Home Depot in Seattle. After it was delivered, I tried to activate it through the app but after I entered my service address, it showed "Not available" for all plans, both Residential and Roam. I tried multiple addresses all over the US but got the same result.
I opened a support ticket, and sent them a picture of the label on my box showing that the unit has information for being imported into Mexico. After being given the runaround by multiple agents about following the activation steps exactly, making sure the correct serial number was entered, etc., they told me that the unit was made for Mexico and cannot be activated in the US, and asked me to return it to Home Depot.
So I went to Home Depot to exchange it, and lo and behold the replacement had the exact same label; all the other units in stock had it too. I tried to activate it again anyway, and this time it actually worked, showing me all the Roam plans.
PSA: If activation doesn't work, just exchange the kit for a new one, and ignore the Mexico label. Maybe they forgot to change the activation region for some units meant for Mexico but rerouted to be sold in the US.