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Originally Posted by GeekSquadOfUn
I don't use the included Starlink router, I use my own. You can cover as big as you want with the right equipment. My son has it at his cottage and covers a few miles. But the Starlink router ain't bad for small areas.
Great invention for sure.
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Originally Posted by RonaldoTocino
Can we all just take a deep breath and not respond if you don't have experience with the thing being asked about? Asking for a friend....
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I there may have been a misunderstanding on the part of Ronald Tocino. What Geek Squad said was, he didn’t use the “INCLUDED” router. The 2 parts to the Starlink system are the antenna “dish” and the router. Many owners of the mobile RV version have changed the 120 volt requirement using a 12V to 48V transformer to insert power through an aftermarket device to the Starlink’s antenna which also lends to using a different router (if wanted) to increase range. The directional router Geek Squad mentioned, that broadcast for several miles would have been a unidirectional one not a 360 pattern like Starlink’s included one. Although post #1 was only looking for comments about like-ability, there may be some who dry camp that would be interested in how to remake the Starlink system to operate on 12 volts.
