Sorry, didn't mean to be confusing. Yes they have their own VPN. But they can obviously tell where you're accessing that from, and require that if you're logging on from outside the UK you tell them beforehand and get it signed off.
ah apologies, i thought it was just the UK which is a relief, only ordered yesterday and its already shipped which is super quick considering although i can't work out why after changing the plan to regional roam that the service will pause on 15 June as that's over the 14 day which doesn't matter but just wondering how they work it out.zac Just seearched and found this; So UK, France, Germany etc all part of the same zone so included in the £85 service.
Where is Starlink "Roam" available? - Starlink Help Center
support.starlink.com
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don't think that would work as when you login and check your account there is a map bottom left where it shows your home location and gps, so i am assuming if residential and then move it will know you are in a different location and not work. Pure speculation mind you
It's around 15 miles I believe. based on cell area.
If left on Standard it is a monthly billing cycle with no option to pause - so for me the change to roam mode is essential as will only use for circa 3 / 4 months of the yr
It's based on GPS - so they know where you are to a few metres. When I went to Holland (on Roaming) it detected I was there.
boondocker.io
I just ordered one of those as it's by far the simplest way to convert it to 12v, there is a video on this HERE it's all explained in detailDoes anyone know much about this
It has a fair bit of detail but not enough for me to fully understand !Dishy Dualie DC Power Supply
Pre-Order customers receive an instant 10% discount at checkout. The perfect solution for powering your Starlink™ Dishy terminal in remote locations. Designed specifically for use in RVs, cabins, or off-grid energy systems, this power supply allows you to run your Dishy and router on batteries...
Seems to indicate its a power supply and POE injector all in one device
Does not seem to include any cables
So if I purchase will I simply connect my dish to it via ? Starlink ethernet adapter
Or what exactly
I mentions BYO router so how does it connect
I will email the guy who makes it but wondored if the anyone knew how it all connects and what if anything extra is needed
I will ask him for a diagram of it all connected with his box inbetween
Excellent - Thanks for the link - I had previously started to watch that video and did not finish it - I thought at the time he was making a box for his own previous install. Not the Boondocker kit
Printing this case as he supplied the files to as well to make it all a little neater Here, not sure about the flat mount though as thats a lot of printing and modding but will see, if i cannot get it to work with the existing TV Aerial hole than i will probably go the flat route but will need some guidance on how to seal another hole that i will need in my roof to feed the cables down through
I downloaded the print files and just got an online quote for £40 to print just the main top cover - I think I will make a little box out of a plastic container !Printed this case as he supplied the files to as well to make it all a little neater Here, not sure about the flat mount though as thats a lot of printing and modding but will see, if i cannot get it to work with the existing TV Aerial hole than i will probably go the flat route but will need some guidance on how to seal another hole that i will need in my roof to feed the cables down through
blinking hell that's ridiculous if it were for the whole thing it would be more reasonable, mines says 6hours and 38mins to print if it goes well but they rarely do so will wait and see, its printing now although i have no need for it till the power supply arrives and that not till June/July apparently
out of interest what filament and printer are you using? and i am assuming you are referring to the flat mount print thats over 90 hours
ASA is hard to print with that's for sure and needs an enclosure in my testing and even then it's not great but i am no expert that's for sure.
If it's inside pla is plenty good enough or for outside petg is good, both easier to print than asa which I have never had much luck with.
yeah its not like anyone can see whats in it can they...Idiot driverMine arrived at somepoint today, been away for a few days and came back to the box just sitting in plain view on the doorstep.
No, it is not tied at all: The dish itself contains the router (192.168.1.1 or dishy.starlink.com)
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