Starlink has revolutionized internet connectivity by providing high-speed internet access to remote areas. However, powering the Starlink 12/24V adapter can be challenging, especially when using long cable runs. One of the most common issues users face is voltage drop, which occurs when using thin wires over large distances. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the […]
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The use of Starlink represents a revolutionary way to stay online while on the move in motorhomes or campervans. Whether it’s Netflix, YouTube, or a Zoom call, with Starlink, it’s no longer a problem to stay connected from almost any location in the world. However, to fully leverage the potential of Starlink in a mobile […]
What? A Gen 3 in Germany? How is this even possible?We did it the hard way, by buying one in the US and officially importing it into Germany. 1000 € and about two weeks later, we hold a precious flat Gen 3 in our hands. This video is in German with English subtitles.
Getting a fixed IP with Starlink is very easy, but not a cheap endeavor. You will need to be on one of the “(Mobile) Premium Priority” Plans. Log in to www.starlink.com and switch the plan if you are not already on a Premium Priority plan. Click on the little pencil icon to change your plan […]
With Starlink recently releasing the new Gen 3 “Standard” Dish, the product portfolio grew to a total of 5 different dishes on the market. Now the question you might ask: “But which Starlink do I need”? Starlink Dishy Pros Cons Use Cases Standard Actuated (Gen 2) Moderate power consumption (~60W), easy setup, 12/24V option, cheap […]
First things first: Activation will only work if the Dishy is brand-new (e.g. bought from a third-party supplier that sells new dishies) or if used the seller has started transferring the Dish out. No dish that is currently connected with another Starlink account can be paired – don’t even bother to ask Starlink’s Support, there […]
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