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Coverage man where did you see thatI checked their coverage map and there is barely any of St. Marys covered.
Coverage man where did you see thatI checked their coverage map and there is barely any of St. Marys covered.
Coverage man where did you see that
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However you want to describe it, if its not lit light blue, then you can't sign up for service yet.Ah, I see. But keep in mind, this isnt like cell coverage. So the map is more where they allow dishes to operate than where they can provide service, if you see the distinction.
Starlink satellite tracker
Live view of SpaceX starlink satellite constellation and coverage.satellitemap.space
This shows where all the sats are.
Which is why I was surprised to have gotten mine a few months back. All indications were that there was no service available.However you want to describe it, if its not lit light blue, then you can't sign up for service yet.
From the looks of that map, unless you live in Golden Beach, Saint Marys isnt available.
That might be hard to find, if at all. The dish and pole mounts are very uniquely designed, with locking inserts. The Starlink mount options are pretty inexpensive and designed really well.Yeah, need to sort mount next, most likely an aftermarket piece.
But here's the thing they're sending me the dish. They simply won't sell it to you unless you can get service.However you want to describe it, if its not lit light blue, then you can't sign up for service yet.
From the looks of that map, unless you live in Golden Beach, Saint Marys isnt available.
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