Starlink internet

[Rinny]

Just set up a iptv subscription, playing around with a Buzz 4900 box
Your server settings up must be on All countries in order to work correctly

FYI

[4me2c]

Maybee over here :



http://iptvtalk.net/showthread.php?44780-Starlink
would have made more sense...?!? :confused:

Thanks for Posting the Info tho...!!! :cool:

[Rinny]

I know tons of people happy with starlink it’s expanded there connection to the world really !! Had crappy cell service or nothing
Now to have tv etc he’s very happy

[scoots2]

you say Your server settings up must be on All countries in order to work correctly
on the buzz box or starlink router
thanks

[crazed 9.6]

you say Your server settings up must be on All countries in order to work correctly
on the buzz box or starlink router
thanks

that would be a setting option seen once you log on to your papiao code at their website.

[Farmer1]

I love my starlink and my server settings are set to Canada and it works fine.

[Rinny]

Interesting I never had luck with star link on Canada .. it must be All countries

[Farmer1]

Interesting I never had luck with star link on Canada .. it must be All countries

I'M in Canada and have had great luck with Star Link. Defiantly the fastest provider in rural SK and less down time then any other provider I have ever used here.

[4me2c]

Hey Farmer1, if I may ask...?!? What are the Speeds and Price...?

[Farmer1]

Cost it $140.00 a month and $800.00 one time hardware costs
Rarely is it below 130Mbps average 150Mbps +

[4me2c]

Whew.... Little Steep for this one...! Thanks for posting...!!!

[Farmer1]

Whew.... Little Steep for this one...! Thanks for posting...!!!

the only other decent provider was 130.00 for 10 Mbps max. any other providers is was lucky to get 2Mbps.

[4me2c]

Why is Your Internet Services so High Up there...?!? Man, that just Stinks...!!

[Farmer1]

Why is Your Internet Services so High Up there...?!? Man, that just Stinks...!!

Mine is high because I'm out in the sticks

[4me2c]

Got curious so I went looking and Found Their Home Site :

"High-speed, low-latency broadband internet in remote and rural locations across the globe. $110/mo with a one-time hardware cost of $599.

Starlink's new Flat High Performance designed for in-motion use is now available."...!!!

and One has to Install, Set-up and Connect themself...!!

[Farmer1]

Got curious so I went looking and Found Their Home Site :

"High-speed, low-latency broadband internet in remote and rural locations across the globe. $110/mo with a one-time hardware cost of $599.

Starlink's new Flat High Performance designed for in-motion use is now available."...!!!

and One has to Install, Set-up and Connect themself...!!

US dollars, setup is easy. mount the unit string the cable and plug it in, It locates the satellite and locks on.

[4me2c]

and They get Paid for YOU doing the Work... No Way Satellite Service should bee that Expensive...!! but that's just My Opinion...!

[Farmer1]

things work different when you are in the sticks and want decent internet. In most cases I have to pay to have my internet installed. I have paid up to 500.00 just for insulation plus equipment. When not in a urban centre and you want decent service you pay the piper or go with out.