Just bought one and subscribed! Can’t wait. I go camping solo a lot and in the mountains of NC. I’ve driven from Idaho to SC, SC to Texas and will be driving from SC to Vegas next month. This will help me keep in touch with my family. Be careful ordering as I was having trouble on my IPad. If you go back a page it will kick out the one month. Glad I noticed it. Had to close page and start over thru your link.
I bought the mini two months ago and tested it out camping over the 4th of July weekend in a very austere location. I am very impressed wirh it's capability. I also use starlink at my remote home. Thank you starlink!
I looked it up and it was 72 per month unlimited for roaming anywhere for the service except the ocean. Way cheaper than the video but I like the VTOMAN and will probably get one. Love the video.
You guys crack me up!! Very excited for you. I live in SD and Ive told my single friends to sell thier homes and buy an ambulance. When people come home and see an ambulance they are NOT afraid. They wont rat you out to the cops. I Loved the video, Love each other, change the oil and enjoy the journey. Rob
Thank you so much!! So far we really love our ambulance camper and have gotten so much use out of it, both for road trips/camping and also for hauling materials for our container house build! :)
Can't wait to see how Starlink works with my phone with Rogers, which is the service I'm using now. Doesn't come out till late 2025. We do more hiking than anything so I don't think this one is ideal for hiking 6 hour a day. Thanks for sharing.
We've had a great experience with ours and have actually used the VTOMAN power station to jump our ambulance camper (which is a 7.3L diesel) a few times! Hope you enjoy yours :)
A couple notes: Fed Gov gave Billions to Internet providers to connect the "last mile". I have a friend that lives 20 miles from the nearest Fiber point - his Power company installed both Power and Fiber, he now has Gig fiber at his 150 acre ranch in the middle of nowhere! A wired, Ethernet connection from whatever your internet connection is, is Always best. A Deco Mesh WIFI system would be perfect for your home - three units could cover all your buildings (metal and all) and should be plugged into whatever you use for internet access!
I think home Starlink is for people who don't have fiber, which is a lot of rural people. So, while everything you said has merit, it doesn't really help anyone if they don't have fiber available. Also, fiber isn't useful at all for coverage on the go or off the grid (like at the beach or in the forest, like in the video). Something like SL mini is built for that.
Well, I have Century link. I have 3 to 5 gigs max. Everything has to be plugged into the router/modem to work properly . I can stream video on 1 TV but want 2 . Also, I have 6 ring cameras. Tried Huges network, but it's not any better. For $35,000 I can get a cable from road dug in and $120 per month after. So starlink is my last option , legal option that is. Wondering if the mini has good wifi and can push wireless cameras out 400 feet or so. I want someone to test this thing. Or I will just get it and do my own video. Because Huges network was supposed to be great too.
So far it's worked great for us and we've ran several connected devices at once. Check out this video we did about extending the coverage of wifi for security cameras: ua-cam.com/video/_xJz_3JFbC4/v-deo.htmlsi=x3LhMbkMqSVfmfNq
Why didn't you use the DC power cord to plug it into the DC input of your solar battery bank vs routing it through AC and wasting a power in the conversion process? If it's DC capable, did they not also send a DC cord (typically with the cigarette plug)?
I have had a StarLink dishy for 3 years now in remote France 🇫🇷 I love it, set it up myself, I'm 75 so no ladder work! It's just on the ground in a field. But I was horrified to see how much you pay for the monthly service! I only pay €40 per month for a standard, static contract. In fact 3 years ago when I purchased Starling it was €50 per month then they reduced it. Elon Musk had to take the French government to court se real times before Starlink was allowed to "trade" here. My dishy arrived in 24 hours, but from Germany! I am now wondering what sort of a fight Elon will have trying to set up his new mobile phone ro Starlink here in France! I want one now! Thanks for the vlog. Jo in France 🇫🇷
thank you for this informative video, reminds me the small entenna in the eighties to have tv and radio. You still need that big block to power. You installed on your pc, is it available for Mac? Do you have sim cards in your phones and are you using apple or other phones? it seems a good idea for people like you away from the city.
Thanks for watching! We have sim cards, but you can use it without sim cards if you use WIFI. The Starlink set up does need a power source, which is why we used the power station. It will work with Mac and PC.
@@PacificPinesRanch Sorry,i should have told you that I am a New Zealand Kiwi Maori,i also see that you are a wielder that's double choice,well done...Tick.
Great video! Does this have to be plugged in to work, or can you charge it up? I'm looking for a solution for driving around for hours in places with no service. If not, would an inverter for the Jeep work?
The internet has to be plugged in to work. The power station will work by itself as long as it still has battery power. I've seen people connect it to car batteries and it seems to work, but I've never tried it. For us, the power station is the best option because we can take Starlink anywhere by using the power station to power it.
I guess i can see it's use for hiking and camping. From what i understand, the standard Starlink auto aligns which seems more useful. I wonder if they are going to offer a mount that will auto align the mini at some point.
Any thoughts to creating a semi permanent enclosure/bay on the top of your vehicle and/or also running the Starlink Mini off of just the vehicle battery? Is natural light line of sight required(I.e. can you place it under a ceiling panel/covering)? Is mobile app connectivity required once the link is active? Does the app provide a usage dashboard? Aside from some face washouts and asking the star their opinion at the end of the piece, this was a very good video. Thanks.
Thank you!! I've seen a few people do this through the skylights in their cars. It seems to work, but you need to purchase the plan that allows the unit to travel (like the roam plan). You can definitely set it up so that it is powered off of the vehicle battery because it doesn't take much to run. For us it's just easier to use the power station because then we can truly take it with us anywhere (even backpacking). It won't work if there is something blocking the line of sight to the sky though. I'm not sure if you can connect everything without the app. We've never tried that so I don't know if that's possible.
That's good, it will let you stream 4K video without buffering, and you could even play FPS computer games well with that speed. Too bad about the insane monthly price though.
Plug dc power cable directly in usb-c 100w PD port on your power station (assuming you have one) That way you do have to power up the inverter. Might need a 5521 barrel connector female to female adapter between the USB-c cable and the Starlink cable. Or just put a 100 watt usb-c adapter in the 12V port on your power station.
I always enjoy your videos as I usually learn something new - this isan interesting segment for which I thank you. On another note - I'm releaved to see that you guys are getting into STAIRS and away from depending exclusively on LADDERS...Remember - "GRAVITY SUCKS" and neither one of you look like you bounce well...BE CAREFUL and Thanks for the Videos. FParker P.S Say Hello to Peanut !
Even starlink is too expensive. It’s supposed to be for those who can’t afford regular internet or live in a rural area where there is no internet. But its monthly fee is way more than I can afford. Not sure wheee all you get your money.
Yep!! They are amazing for our lifestyle. I did an entire video about ours: ua-cam.com/video/I-F-kbVJDgo/v-deo.htmlsi=UP25fvdsrwHz4fVm Gas mileage is about 12MPG if I remember well? It really depends on how much weight we have inside. It's a 7.3L diesel.
If you want internet it has to be outside with a clear-ish view of the sky to connect. If there are any obstructions it won't work or it will cut out at times. It also has to have a power source of some kind to work, it doesn't work on its own.
How many things can hook up to the starlink system before it really effects it? Also if you’re streaming tv, movies will it drop from 5g to 4g after you use certain amount of data? Thanks Jerry
I've connected a lot of things to it (cameras, computers, tablets, tvs, etc) and haven't noticed any drop in service. I think the data depends on what plan you get. I believe they offer a few plans with unlimited data.
It should definitely keep a normal size fridge running. The bigger the power station capacity - the longer it will keep it running. The power stations are really great to have around for power outages.
So green and beautiful out there. Thanks for the review. My friend is looking at this for internet for her RV. I recommended HomeFi, which is what I have. It's cheaper and reliable for me, but cool to see what's out there.
Ahhh that scenery. Reminds me when I was up in Washington driving from Tacoma down through Astoria to Canon Beach, OR. Didn't have enough time up there though to make it to Ruby Beach and Hoh Rainforest in Washington.
Watching other reviewers it draws 40-45 watts when booting up then settles down to 20-22 watts when the link is established. Does anyone have experience starting and stopping your STARLINK subscription? Definitely a benefit. Do you just login into your account and select stop/pause? The MINI would be great for emergency communications after storm damage.
Why did you go with Mini? Not Standard cheaper hardware, better signal, and allows you put the router in your house. You can take and connect a WiFi router to your Mini and then have better signal in house as well.
Nice video. I have the mini and use it mounted inside the Tesla, Rav 4 and even the Porsche 911 on cross country drives. Have the unlimited plan. Works great. Ok I’ll just say it…You’re a Fox😅. Happy trails and keep the videos coming.
When you are really far off the grid there is no access to any utilities unfortunately. It just depends on the circumstances! Thx so much for the tips!! :)
I think the first thing it should transmit is your location on Earth, latitude and longitude, just in case it drops off and you find yourself in an emergency situation.
I've connected several devices at the same time (computer, TV, cameras, etc) and they all seem to work really well. The service really depends on the obstructions though. No obstructions= better service. :)
@PacificPinesRanch do you know the distance of wireless connection? I have motion cameras, so they are not running constantly. My Tvs are 30 feet apart. Then just an occasional PC use. I would rather go smaller if it will still give me better than 5 g maxed out on century link.
Video on demand watching is not a valid test, as UA-cam, Netflix, Amazon Prime and all the other services buffer and can compensate short cuts. Streaming live tv such as a sports event or a video conference is a much more difficult task.
Good point! So far it's worked great for those options (we watched the olympic games and have done several video conferences with no issues/interruptions).
I am curious on how a Starlink mini does during rain? Could anyone help that is familiar. Also, sorry to be a little picky but the advertising for your sponsor is a little deceiving. I do not think you even realized it. The power rating for the Vtoman Flash Speed 1000 is 828 watt hours, not amp hours. There is a big difference. 828 watt hours is equal to 68.9 amp hours. Sorry, I don't mean to sound like a perfectionist, but the power is the power.
I have way more open sky than you and my starlink sucked (I have the original, self powered/heated model) - I live in far NE WA state! Streaming was a PITA since every time a satellite went out of view and another came into view, any program I was streaming (particularly live shows) would cut out until the next satellite came into full view. I cancelled starlink and went back to Dish and use T-Mo and AT&T for internet now. Best of all I save a TON of money since I no longer pay $120/month for internet and $70-$80/month for "TV".
@@PacificPinesRanch Actually Starlink has gotten way worse over time. (I just canceled 2 - 1/2 months ago). Download speeds initially were over 200 MB/s and most recently were @ 75 MB/S - my 5G here in the boonies is 79 MB/s.
Funny, I have never been able to tell any difference AT ALL over 20Mbs down & 5Mbs up. I currently have Spectrum with about 500Mbs down & 10Mbs up The only way to tell any difference is by looking at a Speedtest needle.
if you only use internet to surf the internet(webpages) the 50gig is viable, but if you stream tv movies youtube the $150 unlimited is the plan, the 120 residential is yes 120$ onmoth residential plan with standard dish is best and works IN MOTION(strapped to top of car) but id say the range of the residential in motion is about 50 miles or so then your gonna want portabilty add on($30 aminth) bringing you to about $150 amonth great for rv travelers(or me, those that do uber delivery in many citys)
@@Somebodysomewheresometime it depends on where you live, right now upload speeds avh 12 to 20 mbps across usa and alasaka, goto starlinks web page, look on availabilty map switch to uploads speeds, and see your location for upload speeds
starlink isn't gonna do very well in developed countries because conventional internet is so cheap and descent quality that people can't be bothered to get starlink. But guys in 3rd world country the internet is basically a luxury service. In Zimbabwe they charge for data by the megabyte imagine. Starlink mini unlimited costs 30 bucks and standard 50 in Zim. 50 bucks will buy you only 60GB of shit ass wifi. Elon musk has brought unlimited internet to the masses in my country.
The monthly prices aren't too bad considering you can get internet almost anywhere. The equipment costs range depending on which unit you purchase but they have all that info on the Starlink website.
Fuck, i forgot to add the link for the free month! I ordered it through the Starlink App! I didn't see a place to enter a code! Does it give me a discount from my own referral to myself? Do me and I both get a free month? Technically, i should get a free month for referring myself to the new Starlink Mini! Any thoughts?
If the speed was at least 500Mbps both down and up then it would be worth the price. Without it current starlink is just a rip off just a trial test with absurd pricing where people have no any option for internet access.
Yes we have Starlink internet on the ranch. This product is more designed for mobile use so we can use it on the ranch, and also take it with us when we leave and have access to internet wherever we go. 😊
Filming is doing something, and so is editing, setting up tripods, managing camera gear, etc. Just because you don't see me on camera doesn't mean I'm not doing anything.
Just bought one and subscribed! Can’t wait. I go camping solo a lot and in the mountains of NC. I’ve driven from Idaho to SC, SC to Texas and will be driving from SC to Vegas next month. This will help me keep in touch with my family. Be careful ordering as I was having trouble on my IPad. If you go back a page it will kick out the one month. Glad I noticed it. Had to close page and start over thru your link.
That's awesome! I hope it works out well for you. So far it's provided really great service for us and we've tried it all around the west coast :)
I bought the mini two months ago and tested it out camping over the 4th of July weekend in a very austere location. I am very impressed wirh it's capability. I also use starlink at my remote home. Thank you starlink!
Can it stream video on 2 tvs wirelessly, 6 ring cameras, 3 android phones, and a pc. But never all at the same time?
That's great to hear!! :)
@@mattlord2906 it is meant for camping.....it is a mini. My home starlink can.
@@mattlord2906the answer is YES, and then some! I believe you can connect up to 128 different devices on the Mini!
I looked it up and it was 72 per month unlimited for roaming anywhere for the service except the ocean. Way cheaper than the video but I like the VTOMAN and will probably get one. Love the video.
I live in an urban area. It’s worth every second of every video to see the beautiful environment!
It definitely is beautiful!! :)
You guys crack me up!! Very excited for you. I live in SD and Ive told my single friends to sell thier homes and buy an ambulance. When people come home and see an ambulance they are NOT afraid. They wont rat you out to the cops. I Loved the video, Love each other, change the oil and enjoy the journey.
Rob
Thank you so much!! So far we really love our ambulance camper and have gotten so much use out of it, both for road trips/camping and also for hauling materials for our container house build! :)
Wtf are you saying? What??
Who knows.
16:30 😅😂🎉 you’re a 💫
Can't wait to see how Starlink works with my phone with Rogers, which is the service I'm using now. Doesn't come out till late 2025. We do more hiking than anything so I don't think this one is ideal for hiking 6 hour a day. Thanks for sharing.
I came here for the starlink review but ended up buying a vtoman system x2 with panels. Thanks 😂
We've had a great experience with ours and have actually used the VTOMAN power station to jump our ambulance camper (which is a 7.3L diesel) a few times! Hope you enjoy yours :)
BLUETTI is also great option- I have a couple of them
Its been over a decade now waiting for a high speed internet in our place hopefully sooner or later we will be in a position to enjoy the service
A couple notes: Fed Gov gave Billions to Internet providers to connect the "last mile". I have a friend that lives 20 miles from the nearest Fiber point - his Power company installed both Power and Fiber, he now has Gig fiber at his 150 acre ranch in the middle of nowhere! A wired, Ethernet connection from whatever your internet connection is, is Always best. A Deco Mesh WIFI system would be perfect for your home - three units could cover all your buildings (metal and all) and should be plugged into whatever you use for internet access!
Sure if you are able.
I think home Starlink is for people who don't have fiber, which is a lot of rural people. So, while everything you said has merit, it doesn't really help anyone if they don't have fiber available.
Also, fiber isn't useful at all for coverage on the go or off the grid (like at the beach or in the forest, like in the video). Something like SL mini is built for that.
Well, I have Century link. I have 3 to 5 gigs max. Everything has to be plugged into the router/modem to work properly . I can stream video on 1 TV but want 2 . Also, I have 6 ring cameras. Tried Huges network, but it's not any better. For $35,000 I can get a cable from road dug in and $120 per month after. So starlink is my last option , legal option that is. Wondering if the mini has good wifi and can push wireless cameras out 400 feet or so. I want someone to test this thing. Or I will just get it and do my own video. Because Huges network was supposed to be great too.
So far it's worked great for us and we've ran several connected devices at once. Check out this video we did about extending the coverage of wifi for security cameras: ua-cam.com/video/_xJz_3JFbC4/v-deo.htmlsi=x3LhMbkMqSVfmfNq
Few need gig speeds.
You may want to consider setting your white balance to automatic, or manually set it. Thanks for your video, very informative. 😁
Why didn't you use the DC power cord to plug it into the DC input of your solar battery bank vs routing it through AC and wasting a power in the conversion process? If it's DC capable, did they not also send a DC cord (typically with the cigarette plug)?
Then the sponsor will not pay for the video! I guess you missed the sponsor part you must have a ad skip...
How about when it rains ?
I have had a StarLink dishy for 3 years now in remote France 🇫🇷 I love it, set it up myself, I'm 75 so no ladder work! It's just on the ground in a field. But I was horrified to see how much you pay for the monthly service! I only pay €40 per month for a standard, static contract. In fact 3 years ago when I purchased Starling it was €50 per month then they reduced it. Elon Musk had to take the French government to court se real times before Starlink was allowed to "trade" here. My dishy arrived in 24 hours, but from Germany! I am now wondering what sort of a fight Elon will have trying to set up his new mobile phone ro Starlink here in France! I want one now! Thanks for the vlog. Jo in France 🇫🇷
Thx for your input!! :) I think it will be hard to compete with Free in France
Hi, please share the name or link where we can buy your backpack (the one with pockets on the side for cable and the Mini in the middle.
Came for the starlink and stayed for….😂
thank you for this informative video, reminds me the small entenna in the eighties to have tv and radio. You still need that big block to power. You installed on your pc, is it available for Mac? Do you have sim cards in your phones and are you using apple or other phones? it seems a good idea for people like you away from the city.
Thanks for watching! We have sim cards, but you can use it without sim cards if you use WIFI. The Starlink set up does need a power source, which is why we used the power station. It will work with Mac and PC.
I enjoy every episode you both are achieving in your lives🎉...A big tick,,",kia ora e hoa mā",,meaning you both...
Thank you so much!!! :)
@@PacificPinesRanch Sorry,i should have told you that I am a New Zealand Kiwi Maori,i also see that you are a wielder that's double choice,well done...Tick.
Good choice for out of city areas.
The way of the future. Thanks for the great information. 😊
Thanks for watching!! :)
Great video! Does this have to be plugged in to work, or can you charge it up? I'm looking for a solution for driving around for hours in places with no service. If not, would an inverter for the Jeep work?
The internet has to be plugged in to work. The power station will work by itself as long as it still has battery power. I've seen people connect it to car batteries and it seems to work, but I've never tried it. For us, the power station is the best option because we can take Starlink anywhere by using the power station to power it.
I hope you tell us the purchase cost and subscribtion cost
I think if you put it on top of the tall roof, you can really get a very good connection. Thanks for testing this, wonderful.
That's a great idea and something we are going to be doing in the near future! :)
Love it so much keep it up as always 💘
Thank you so much!!!
I guess i can see it's use for hiking and camping. From what i understand, the standard Starlink auto aligns which seems more useful. I wonder if they are going to offer a mount that will auto align the mini at some point.
Great couple,happy travelin!
Thx so much!!
Any thoughts to creating a semi permanent enclosure/bay on the top of your vehicle and/or also running the Starlink Mini off of just the vehicle battery? Is natural light line of sight required(I.e. can you place it under a ceiling panel/covering)? Is mobile app connectivity required once the link is active? Does the app provide a usage dashboard? Aside from some face washouts and asking the star their opinion at the end of the piece, this was a very good video. Thanks.
Thank you!! I've seen a few people do this through the skylights in their cars. It seems to work, but you need to purchase the plan that allows the unit to travel (like the roam plan). You can definitely set it up so that it is powered off of the vehicle battery because it doesn't take much to run. For us it's just easier to use the power station because then we can truly take it with us anywhere (even backpacking). It won't work if there is something blocking the line of sight to the sky though. I'm not sure if you can connect everything without the app. We've never tried that so I don't know if that's possible.
That's good, it will let you stream 4K video without buffering, and you could even play FPS computer games well with that speed.
Too bad about the insane monthly price though.
It's not too bad for satellite internet pricing (depending on what plan you get of course lol) :)
Is there any spacific direction it has to be pointed
Up 😉
Plug dc power cable directly in usb-c 100w PD port on your power station (assuming you have one) That way you do have to power up the inverter. Might need a 5521 barrel connector female to female adapter between the USB-c cable and the Starlink cable. Or just put a 100 watt usb-c adapter in the 12V port on your power station.
We just bought a DC cable to do this! Waiting for it to arrive & test it out. Thx for the tip. :)
What was the cost of the plans, engineering, and building permit for the house?
Great info :)
Beautiful
I always enjoy your videos as I usually learn something new - this isan interesting segment for which I thank you. On another note - I'm releaved to see that you guys are getting into STAIRS and away from depending exclusively on LADDERS...Remember - "GRAVITY SUCKS" and neither one of you look like you bounce well...BE CAREFUL and Thanks for the Videos. FParker P.S Say Hello to Peanut !
Thanks so much!! I'm definitely looking forward to actual stairs and not as many ladders lol. :)
Even starlink is too expensive. It’s supposed to be for those who can’t afford regular internet or live in a rural area where there is no internet. But its monthly fee is way more than I can afford. Not sure wheee all you get your money.
Great video!
Thank you!!
You bought an ambulance? Great they are built really well what’s the gas mileage?
Yep!! They are amazing for our lifestyle. I did an entire video about ours: ua-cam.com/video/I-F-kbVJDgo/v-deo.htmlsi=UP25fvdsrwHz4fVm
Gas mileage is about 12MPG if I remember well? It really depends on how much weight we have inside. It's a 7.3L diesel.
do you have to keep the plate on the roof at night? If things are charged will it be able to work?
If you want internet it has to be outside with a clear-ish view of the sky to connect. If there are any obstructions it won't work or it will cut out at times. It also has to have a power source of some kind to work, it doesn't work on its own.
How many things can hook up to the starlink system before it really effects it?
Also if you’re streaming tv, movies will it drop from 5g to 4g after you use certain amount of data?
Thanks
Jerry
Roughly 128 devices.
I've connected a lot of things to it (cameras, computers, tablets, tvs, etc) and haven't noticed any drop in service. I think the data depends on what plan you get. I believe they offer a few plans with unlimited data.
Will the generator keep a normal size fridge running in a electric shut down?
It should definitely keep a normal size fridge running. The bigger the power station capacity - the longer it will keep it running. The power stations are really great to have around for power outages.
So green and beautiful out there. Thanks for the review. My friend is looking at this for internet for her RV. I recommended HomeFi, which is what I have. It's cheaper and reliable for me, but cool to see what's out there.
Which HomeFi model are you using?
@SoundwaveInvestments I use the Titan Pro, I’ve had their hotspot too which was also good. They have a couple different ones.
It is totally beautiful!! That's interesting! I've never heard of that one. I will have to look into it. Thx for sharing! :)
@@PacificPinesRanch of course, happy to try to answer any questions you may have about it!
How much power? You said 40W or so. How many volts or amps? Please
I don't know. I'm only going off of what the power station said (which was around 35-40W).
Pretty cool. Nice ambulance too.
Thx so much!! :)
but how much a month? I got a cabin this would be great
It depends on what plan you get. The monthly prices range quite a bit. I have a screenshot of the price of the plans towards the end of the video.
Great video! I want to get one. Can see myself charging it off the VTOMAN
Thanks so much!! VTOMAN for the win! :)
Ahhh that scenery. Reminds me when I was up in Washington driving from Tacoma down through Astoria to Canon Beach, OR. Didn't have enough time up there though to make it to Ruby Beach and Hoh Rainforest in Washington.
Such a beautiful area!! If you have the chance to go back I highly recommend it. Especially Cape Flattery!! :)
it looks like it might blow away in a strong wind. can it be attached to something solid?
Yes, all kinds of mounts available.
If you just place it on the ground like we did in the video, I would be worried, but it can be mounted for a more secure attachment.
Watching other reviewers it draws 40-45 watts when booting up then settles down to 20-22 watts when the link is established.
Does anyone have experience starting and stopping your STARLINK subscription? Definitely a benefit.
Do you just login into your account and select stop/pause? The MINI would be great for emergency communications after storm damage.
Thx for the info!! We haven't stopped/started our subscription but we have many friends with the ROAM plan that do that.
Why did you go with Mini? Not Standard cheaper hardware, better signal, and allows you put the router in your house. You can take and connect a WiFi router to your Mini and then have better signal in house as well.
We have both. We use the mini when we travel and we have the standard for our property/home. :)
Nice video. I have the mini and use it mounted inside the Tesla, Rav 4 and even the Porsche 911 on cross country drives. Have the unlimited plan. Works great. Ok I’ll just say it…You’re a Fox😅. Happy trails and keep the videos coming.
Thanks so much!! That's great to hear yours is working so well. :)
yea until your tesla burst into flames😂
Can the Starlink mini also be placed in the rain?
It is IP67 rated when used with Starlink provided power cable.
Yes
Is that international 😊
I think it's available in South America, but I don't know about anywhere else.
You could plug a wifi booster inside for the hard to reach areas
Thx for the tip!! :)
Guy's your new boat is looking sensational have you had a chance to see or do anything with Oscar by any chance
When you are really far off the grid there is no access to any utilities unfortunately. It just depends on the circumstances! Thx so much for the tips!! :)
The wooded area, is that like a beautiful part of California?
how does the antenna work in the rain?
The mini antenna is waterproof as are the connections.
So far it's worked great but we haven't had any BIG rains yet. Winter will come soon and we can get a good test of that! Lol :)
Sometimes things look good, or is it total monitoring of everyone?
Excellent , thank you for sharing .
Thanks for watching!!
Thank you so much for sharing with me
You're welcome!! :)
Id like to know how you guys have power
That will be addressed in a later video!! :)
How heavy is that vitoman?
It's about 40 lbs
When you have a limited view, in thr forest, have you tested things like Teams/Zoom?
No not yet. I will try that out on our next road trip and see what's up! :)
I think the first thing it should transmit is your location on Earth, latitude and longitude, just in case it drops off and you find yourself in an emergency situation.
Thanks I was looking for this! Also you're beautiful!
Thx so much!!
How about 2 TVs UA-cam and netflix? Security cameras, androids, all wireless ?
I've connected several devices at the same time (computer, TV, cameras, etc) and they all seem to work really well. The service really depends on the obstructions though. No obstructions= better service. :)
@PacificPinesRanch do you know the distance of wireless connection? I have motion cameras, so they are not running constantly. My Tvs are 30 feet apart. Then just an occasional PC use. I would rather go smaller if it will still give me better than 5 g maxed out on century link.
Those are great speeds without using an Ethernet port...very impressive.
I agree!! :)
Video on demand watching is not a valid test, as UA-cam, Netflix, Amazon Prime and all the other services buffer and can compensate short cuts. Streaming live tv such as a sports event or a video conference is a much more difficult task.
Good point! So far it's worked great for those options (we watched the olympic games and have done several video conferences with no issues/interruptions).
you can get another Wi-Fi panel in strings might help you get a better signal 📶 📶
Thx for the tip!
Good video!
Thx so much!!
Nice overview.
Thank you!!
well all thats matter is upload sped i only use swedish mobile internet 4g i get between 15 and 30 mbit upload with home made antennas
I am curious on how a Starlink mini does during rain? Could anyone help that is familiar. Also, sorry to be a little picky but the advertising for your sponsor is a little deceiving. I do not think you even realized it. The power rating for the Vtoman Flash Speed 1000 is 828 watt hours, not amp hours. There is a big difference. 828 watt hours is equal to 68.9 amp hours. Sorry, I don't mean to sound like a perfectionist, but the power is the power.
I installed my wifi antenna in the top of the tallest tree on my property.
I think we will install ours on the roof eventually. :)
I have way more open sky than you and my starlink sucked (I have the original, self powered/heated model) - I live in far NE WA state! Streaming was a PITA since every time a satellite went out of view and another came into view, any program I was streaming (particularly live shows) would cut out until the next satellite came into full view. I cancelled starlink and went back to Dish and use T-Mo and AT&T for internet now. Best of all I save a TON of money since I no longer pay $120/month for internet and $70-$80/month for "TV".
Interesting! I think things have improved since the Gen 1 versions but sounds like you got your setup figured out! :)
@@PacificPinesRanch Actually Starlink has gotten way worse over time. (I just canceled 2 - 1/2 months ago). Download speeds initially were over 200 MB/s and most recently were @ 75 MB/S - my 5G here in the boonies is 79 MB/s.
Funny, I have never been able to tell any difference AT ALL over 20Mbs down & 5Mbs up. I currently have Spectrum with about 500Mbs down & 10Mbs up The only way to tell any difference is by looking at a Speedtest needle.
Dope!
Thank you!!!
Awesome!
Thank you!!
if you only use internet to surf the internet(webpages) the 50gig is viable, but if you stream tv movies youtube the $150 unlimited is the plan, the 120 residential is yes 120$ onmoth residential plan with standard dish is best and works IN MOTION(strapped to top of car) but id say the range of the residential in motion is about 50 miles or so then your gonna want portabilty add on($30 aminth) bringing you to about $150 amonth great for rv travelers(or me, those that do uber delivery in many citys)
Thx for the tips!!
What are your uploads? I live stream for work and need a reliable minimum 10 up.. this is literally the only thing holding me back from my dream life
@@Somebodysomewheresometime it depends on where you live, right now upload speeds avh 12 to 20 mbps across usa and alasaka, goto starlinks web page, look on availabilty map switch to uploads speeds, and see your location for upload speeds
@@Somebodysomewheresometime 10 to 20 or 30 mbps across usa upload speeds
Bro house vs bro laptop 👽👽
If you keep the mini a few feet off the ground, the wifi will work much longer and better.
Thx for the tip! We'll try that
Looks like the wind could blow that little panel all over the place.
It is better to attach it if it's going to be super windy, but if there is no severe wind it's fine as is.
That thing is faster then my optic fiber. I'm getting screwed by my SP.
Wow I'm surprised! Usually fiber optic is pretty fast.
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Thank you!!
starlink isn't gonna do very well in developed countries because conventional internet is so cheap and descent quality that people can't be bothered to get starlink. But guys in 3rd world country the internet is basically a luxury service. In Zimbabwe they charge for data by the megabyte imagine. Starlink mini unlimited costs 30 bucks and standard 50 in Zim. 50 bucks will buy you only 60GB of shit ass wifi. Elon musk has brought unlimited internet to the masses in my country.
Bro, do you think that desserts in the US have good cellular coverage?
It's a great option for mobile internet, and is more aimed towards people that only have access to satellite internet, etc.
It is to expensive for that low speed is my opinion!
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Most people would opt for Roam Plan Unlimited at $150/month. 40GB residential plan at $120, isn’t enough for most single people, let alone families.
Yeah a lot of people we know use the Roam plan.
Seems really expensive. You don't have the cost of equipment 😢
The monthly prices aren't too bad considering you can get internet almost anywhere. The equipment costs range depending on which unit you purchase but they have all that info on the Starlink website.
That freckle
Fuck, i forgot to add the link for the free month! I ordered it through the Starlink App! I didn't see a place to enter a code! Does it give me a discount from my own referral to myself? Do me and I both get a free month? Technically, i should get a free month for referring myself to the new Starlink Mini! Any thoughts?
I'm not sure... it's definitely worth a try though!
I miss when off grid meant off grid.
The literal definition of off grid is "not using or depending on public utilities, especially the supply of electricity"
Gorgeous woman… thx for the info!
Thank you!!
If the speed was at least 500Mbps both down and up then it would be worth the price. Without it current starlink is just a rip off just a trial test with absurd pricing where people have no any option for internet access.
Depending on what plan... it can be an amazing option if you want mobile internet or if you live in an area with no other internet options
I thought when you installed the security cameras in the woods you asked had Wifi no?
Yes we have Starlink internet on the ranch. This product is more designed for mobile use so we can use it on the ranch, and also take it with us when we leave and have access to internet wherever we go. 😊
Nice 155mbps
Definitely!! :)
At least where you placed it on the sidewalk it wasn't a trip hazard, oh wait.🤔
The sidewalk doesn't go anywhere, it leads directly to where we parked.
a built in WIFI router makes sense
Totally :)
Who is WE? I don't see you do anything but filming...
Filming is doing something, and so is editing, setting up tripods, managing camera gear, etc. Just because you don't see me on camera doesn't mean I'm not doing anything.
16m 31sec, So it links to the stars huh. Tell me, what are the stars connecting to ?
It’s a joke/sarcasm & a play on words with the name of the product
@@PacificPinesRanchlol! I got it!
@@MUDNROCKS (the joke) __/¯¯¯¯(mudnrocks' head)¯¯¯¯\___>
Im in South Africa on broadband and I get over 500 Mbps. #spoiled
Very impressive download speeds....is there no limit to Mr Musk's capabilities....the best I can get from my Vodafone 4G connection is 15Mbps....grrrr
Please look at the camera, not yourself.
Trying my best... sometimes I have to look at the screen to make sure everything is in frame. Thx for the tip :)