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[@PlGGS]

This is officially the most wholesome dual ad ever made

[@JBoy340a]

Starlink is going to transform life for a lot of people. Great to see your brother putting it to such good use.

[@GadgetAddict]

I love your brother's enthusiasm. Especially during the speed test.

[@hammerheadcorvette4]

It reminds me of the 56k modem to Cable Modem upgrade we did in late '99. The driver install was a pain in the arse but going from 56kbps to 1Mbps was a huge difference.

[@andrekhoury6252]

hey joe i guess this will be allowed in PH

[@marcharry6634]

you prolly dont care but does anybody know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account?? I stupidly forgot the account password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me!

[@nickolashank8622]

@Marc Harry instablaster :)

[@marcharry6634]

@Nickolas Hank thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.

[@rogerf3622]

Finally a real live unboxing/setup and test. This is a great video Lon on this emerging technology. Starlink looks like a real viable option for rural customers. Thx.

[@MarkDell]

Wow, what a wonderful looking place. Lon, next time you get some 360 cameras you could capture some amazing footage of his place and the area around. Would be cool to see the camera and I'm sure he could use the output for his stuff

[@robertleonard266]

This was very helpful, thank you. I hope we get similar results with Starlink here in WV. Dealing with years of frustration with cable company's unwillingness to string a run an additional 5 telephone poles down the road to our house. While waiting for Starlink delivery I think we will place an order to try some Rugged Ridge Maple Syrup.

[@harold-miller]

Very cool! Great video and awesome meeting your brother. I just ordered 3 bottles of syrup!

[@zudas]

+1 for being in Vermont. I live 10 minutes from the Canadian border and if you can’t get xfinity, you’re basically screwed. Hopefully Starlink succeeds where others have failed. Looks promising based on what you demo’d. Will be checking out your brothers website as well. Looks like an awesome operation he’s got going on. Great video!

[@dinaramdina9075]

Why am I so excited watching this from from the most remote part of India Mizoram.Here our internet speed range between 230-500kbps watching this in 360p n stil lagging.. I can understand how ur brother would feel😊

[@kkal1183]

Thanks for the vid.. We got our kit today. One side note, burning wood is only carbon neutral if you plant new trees to absorb the carbon you released when you burned your wood.

[@joshseidman]

You are correct : ) we have two things going for us, especially in vermont. One is that wood is not a fossil fuel, the carbon sequestered in a tree was in the atmosphere and absorbed by that tree during its life. Lets say 10-200 years (as opposed to fossil fuels sequestered millions of years ago). That makes tree carbon active carbon in todays carbon cycle (as opposed to fossil carbon). Semantics, i know. Secondly, our relatively humid climate in vermont allows trees to propogate quite naturally. Dont mow your lawn for a growing season and you have already planted a forest! Every opening in our canopy is quickly closed and any light hitting the forest floor is quickly utilized by a vivacious seedling : ) regardless, thanks for the feedback

[@5VABrowns]

Great video Lon . . . I have signed up for Starlink and ordered some of Josh's syrup. Life is great on the water in NC! Thanks.

[@sedwards7703]

Ordered mine last week! This video is very encouraging! Dogs seem to love it too!

[@coosabass4934]

Wow... I'm in rural southern WI with only a microwave internet service now, I put myself on the Starlink waiting list just a couple of days ago, this is great reinforcement for that decision! Thanks!

[@therealfodder]

Maybe it's too many FPSs but I got nervous at 6:38 when plugging that thing in over a red barrel...

[@TerryPullen]

My maple syrup is on it's way, can't wait to try it.

[@mx2ce782]

Wow, what a great video seeing yall together... love to ya both. Look forward to some syrup!

[@EPell13]

Great video Lon! I just watched this and, ironically, I am vacationing here in Ludlow, Vermont! Wish we were closer to Josh in Worcester, but we will buy from Rugged Ridge online. Most importantly, my Mother-in-law lives on a farm in central PA with dial-up speed internet. It’s awful! Bought her an Amazon Show to make video calls and it won’t work, she can’t upload videos, etc....Definitely getting her the Starlink dish for her next birthday present! Thanks again for this information. Nice “meeting” your brother!

[@LonSeidman]

Awesome it'll be a huge upgrade for her!!

[@Protechguy]

This is an awesome video. I get the feeling of when broadband got more popular/faster and you just upgraded those speeds or maybe even the transition from dialup to broadband! What an amazing "tool" that will help this business and unlock so many more opportunities. Now lets get some Unifi hardware in there to really get things working, maybe even with redundant connections!

[@thatLion01]

Your bro is got a nice house, nice dogs. And now amazing internet

[@RockstarBruski]

Awesome video. Love seeing Lon and his brother Josh together! Thank you for making this video as this dish option is a game changer for remote locations! I have 1GB/1GB up/down fiber at my house and only 1 mile away from me I have a friend who can only get slow crappy DSL service. I will be telling him to watch your video! Also I ordered one of each of the half pint syrup in each flavor so my family can taste and decide what flavor we like the best! :)

[@rickygarbaj]

This was the best video to watch first thing in the morning!

[@TechTimeWithEric]

Oh, and even though I have family in Alberta that I get Maple Syrup from, I placed an order. That wood-fired maple syrup sounds amazing.

[@owenjohnson5030]

Fellow Starlink user in Western Oregon. Going to order some of that syrup!

[@Parker-di7ef]

What town do you live in to get Starlink in Oregon?

[@owenjohnson5030]

@@Parker-di7ef town? Well, my address says I live in Sheridan. But, I live in the coastal mountain range. It takes me at least 10 minutes to get to the nearest town. It's a 15 minute drive to get to Sheridan. I wish I lived closer to a town at times, I'd love to be order food and have it delivered.

[@thebets457]

Im jealous your brothers place looks pretty awesome.

[@jamesmatthew2677]

I'm in northeast Vermont and just ordered one of these. Thanks for sharing these results.

[@steveerpenbeck7357]

I had to pick up the 3 pack and arrived just in time for Valentines Day to try. I enjoyed the syrup that they make, good product

[@traviscunningham_1]

Great video! Lon in the field is great! We have a cabin in rural West Virginia and I might take a look at getting this for my folks there. And I’m gonna pick up some of that syrup!

[@brothertax]

Never had Vermont syrup before. Can’t wait to try it!

[@godvsevolutionmythgodvsevo1038]

Nice snow plow the dog looking at the syrup like i want some of that wow very nice setup your brother has there hope he has camera's

[@thomasottvideos]

Hey, Lon: That was an excellent installation review. You do know... according to *SpaceX law,* your brother is now required to purchase at least a Tesla Model 3. By the way.... I purchased a sample bottle of Josh's maple syrup (dark amber). Kind regards, T. Phoenix, AZ USA

[@LonSeidman]

Thanks for you support! He does have a deposit in for the cyber truck :)

[@daveduran8158]

Cool brother, cool place, cool house, cool dogs, cool starlink!!

[@thomashendricks9774]

I think I've been following the wrong Seidman. ETA: I too purchased some syrup, can't wait to get it.

[@somethingotherthanthatagain]

"Your dogs are probably causing some... "They're not helpin'." "...not helping." "They're good for Morale!" Damn straight.

[@stevepotts4273]

Love the chimney pipe over the drum kit :) Good video.

[@joshseidman]

Stove is going there eventually, but like everything else, I wana make my own when i find the time. We currently heat with a Garn wood boiler though and love it!

[@PaulBakewell]

Worcester USA looks as nice as Worcester in the UK. Great video, thanks Lon and your brother. .

[@taylordobbs]

We couldn't have spelled it without you!

[@PaulBakewell]

@@taylordobbs Don’t forget to say Lea and Perrins Worcestershire sauce correctly 😀

[@taylordobbs]

@@PaulBakewell I gave up on that one years ago. Now I just say "Worcester-sure-sure sauce"

[@PaulBakewell]

@@taylordobbs you’ve got it 👌

[@PaulBakewell]

Hi Lon, would love see a video of your bother making the Maple Syrup.

[@Manodragon]

Would love you to make an update in the summer. To check in to see how's life with Starlink. And to see your brother again.

[@TechTimeWithEric]

Never thought I'd see a tractor in one of Lon's videos, but that was an awesome review of it. Only complaint is not enough attention paid to the dogs lol. I was looking at a property in extremely rural Georgia, the only reason we put the offer in is because the Starlink is available there. In fact it was Star Link or nothing lol

[@akersmc]

Great overview and can't wait to taste the syrup I ordered!

[@asawarai]

This is great advertising - for Starlink and for Rugged Ridge! I ordered a bottle immediately.

[@Gorilla_Jones]

Holy crap I want to hang out at your bros place, wanna smell that burning wood.

[@AABB-kh9eb]

His brother seems cool too 😀

[@SpaceLifeMo]

Gotta say you have a cool brother, and congrats on Starlink.

[@yourpalfranc]

I'm still super curious to know how the signal is affected by adverse weather. He's in a perfect place to test it! And, we get some really awesome maple syrup here in West Virginia, but I'll be putting in an order for some of the wood-fired variety that your brother produces. Great video!! ~Frank

[@LonSeidman]

Josh has instructions for speed tests when he gets the next heavy snow!

[@wrigman]

The dish has a heater built into it, gets up to about 50 degrees. Melts the snow. I live in Northern Idaho. It’s been overcast since I put my kit up. Still getting great service...... Musk has hit a home run with this........ as usual.....

[@yourpalfranc]

@@wrigman Good to know!! But, for instance, my DishNetwork reception will degrade in heavy rain/snowfall regardless of any accumulation on the antenna. A heavy enough occurrence will result in a total loss of signal. My 12' C/ku band system does the same thing. That's where I'm interested to see how StarLink performs. Thanks for the input!

[@yourpalfranc]

@@LonSeidman Excellent!! Should be this week!!

[@wrigman]

@@yourpalfranc yes, our dish network does the same thing. Their, and most other satellites orbit at approx. 2200 miles, the Starlink satellites orbit much closer at approx 325 miles. That is how they keep a good signal......

[@KameraShy]

Just checked Josh's website and prices are VERY reasonable. No corporate middlemen, distributors and retailers in the way, I guess. Ordering some now. You haven't experienced life until you have had real maple syrup.

[@larrysmith2608]

Very nice!!! This video is going to bet a lot of play. I hope Starlink makes it to NJ soon!

[@LonSeidman]

Check the website they just opened up a bunch of new locations!

[@larrysmith2608]

@@LonSeidman Thank you! I can place the order!

[@ditricklim4503]

Lon love your video as always. Thanks for sharing and bring up along :)

[@LonSeidman]

Couple of things: 1. For those of you who wanted to see his final installation, I have a follow-up here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIvFqH2BhqZ_a6c 2. Coincidentally the Starlink floodgates have opened and they are now taking deposits at starlink.com - I was able to put a deposit down at my location but their website said the dish would ship later this year.

[@robertchristian7020]

ok, now how does that run when you're gaming?

[@jaycahow4667]

Just use a different router as theirs is supplied but not required. You will have to make some changes in the different router if you still want to get statistics though.

[@Yorelski]

What about a cheap Protecli (protectli.com/) with pfsense/opnsense configured to auto connect/reconnect ? If he has a computer there, I would also install something like Google Remote Desktop (remotedesktop.google.com/) so you have a second way of connecting to his network. I take the opportunity to say thank you for all the valuable content you are sharing with us for years !

[@helenturgeon403]

I have an Orbi on my DSL connection here. It helps with the signal in our home. Well - when the signal wants to work that is. I found one person speak about it on Reddit. Here was part of the comment: go into the Orbi router and set it to a new tcp lan series (I used 192.168.2.x) - his old address was 192.168.1x. They plugged into AUX port. I have seen many start to ask questions about Mesh systems for Starlink. Starlink says they don't support, but the way they word it is rather vague. People are using Mesh, and showing people how to set that up might help traffic to your channel! I put in my deposit yesterday, and it did as fast as my fingers could type! lol KY here!

[@zer0r00t]

Tailscale doesn't require port forwarding but requires installation on all devices you want to connect to

[@eyeofthetiger7]

Great review! Love your brothers place!

[@waltergabriel3694]

Thanks for posting, I've shared this with some rural friends of mine. They have the Hughes Net, and its dreadful. He has tried the Jet Pack. It's just so so. I think this will be a great service.

[@tomlew9262]

This was, by far, the best unboxing video made by anyone, ever. It was much more than an unboxing. It was also a slice-of-life video of a very cool Vermont individualist. (It even had suspense: Would the dogs use the dish as a fire hydrant?) It deserves to be seen by many more people than will probably ever see it. I wish I knew a way to make it go viral. Elon Musk should give Teslas to Lon and his brother for this video. After seeing it, if I needed Starlink, I'd be getting it at my earliest opportunity.

[@LonSeidman]

This was an awesome comment. Thank you! :) Post it on a few subreddits and see what happens!

[@joshseidman]

Epic review : ) glad you enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed making it

[@marksmith9566]

Thought you would love this! Go Left, Young Man: “Sir I stopped you today for that visual obstruction on your hood,” California Highway Patrol officer Caton told a motorist. “Does it not block your view while driving?” The unnamed man, driving a highway in the Antelope Valley area, had mounted the 19-inch diameter antenna for the Starlink satellite Internet service to his hood. The CHP didn’t mention whether the motorist was cited or the car was impounded, but they did mention the driver’s answer to the officer’s question: “Only when I make right turns.” (RC/KCAL Los Angeles) ...Which is the only time he’s right.

[@rickslife]

Thumbs up for having such good dogs! Had to edit when I seen the second dog.

[@gergc4871]

Epic building! Those trusses and beams! 💘

[@joshseidman]

Thank ya kindly : ) we got a little crafty

[@daniellabouef6914]

So much better than 4g lte hotspot, no data caps, designed well and pretty powerful. Not a bad monthly price for starlink service. Very low latency and faster speeds than our old cell towers. I recently preorder it, I am in desperate need of it.

[@aelaan12]

Dr. Bell, can you hear me now? You peaked my interest... not that I suffer at home, but I am planning my retirement in a cottage on a lake up North in Canada... or maybe somewhere warmer... lol

[@Platoface]

Sampler set purchased. Starlink and maple syrup.... two great tastes that taste great together. Yeah, that’s all I got for now.

[@MrJaz8088]

You want to have some real fun, Try to install a "Toroidal Multi Beam Dish" with-out any sat finder (20 years ago) In Australia it was easy to find B3 sat for Foxtel, 15 degrees NE and 42 degrees azimuth, i could do it with a my wrist watch, hour hand show's north How easy was that for you guys, nothing but see sky and plug it in

[@daveschmarder-US1950]

Next time you are up there, Lon, could you see how many watts it consumes using your kill-a-watt? Thanks.

[@mwolrich]

There’s a few other power tests of StarLink, when it’s cold/snowing (it heats the dish to melt the snow), average shows as 190 Watts or so, but what’s a little bit of power, compared to the alternative of going back to almost nothing?

[@daveschmarder-US1950]

@@mwolrich In my case it wouldn't be going back to nothing. When I moved here 40 years ago, I wanted cable tv service, due to the rural nature around here. So I selected where I lived partly based on that. 20 years later, it had an additional benefit. I still dislike cable monopolies. For me, installing that would raise my electric bill by about 60% in the winter time. I have a friend out in the sticks that I believe would benefit from this system.

[@mwolrich]

@@daveschmarder-US1950 call it 200W, that’s 4.8KW/day, only when temperatures are low enough for the heater to turn on. I have a NetZero house, with 10KW PV, even in the dead of winter, on a sunny day, it generates 65KW, and depending on temperature, house consumes 45-55KW/day, more if I charge the electric car. It’s still worth it, to reduce my dependence on COMCAST which has multiple short outages constantly, I’ve noticed it more and more since working from home.. StarLink also has outages, the difference? I’m %100 sure StarLink will become much much better, while I’m also sure COMCAST will continue to be horrible, not to mention the data caps being put in place. I will be lowering COMCAST to their lowest, minimum internet, and they will become the backup to StarLink. Also cable TV & phone will be cut, already transitioned over to IPTV.

[@daveschmarder-US1950]

@@mwolrich If I had COMCAST, I would have Starlink in here as quick as possible. I have SPECTRUMonoply, so they are only half as bad. If that heater ran all year, I calculate that it would cost me $360 per year. Here in New York State, I expect the heater would be on for 3-4 months. I use about 200kWH per month presently.

[@MrMoon275]

Wow I have to say that was pretty hekkin cool how the satellite automatically adjust.

[@PatrickM-dm6sf]

I can’t wait for Starlink to be available here in North Carolina

[@deadly134]

You need to tell your brother now that he has high speed to start up a KZbin channel I know it’s probably not much of his thing but his wife could do it for him with pointers from you. Would love to see his whole process and country living.

[@ruggedridgeforest7775]

Workin on it : )

[@joebegley3062]

That maple syrup sounds great

[@MrsGussDoughboys]

I would not mount it on the roof, based on the angle its pointing it will acclimate with snow thus needing to be cleaned or loose signal. I have a 1meter ku band dish and a 6.5 ft , 8ft, 10ft and 12ft cband antennas in Rhode Island. I would use a cemented pole mount for easy cleaning access

[@joshseidman]

It is heated and has melted all snow this far. Rated to -20. Most snow falls in a warm front, our coldest days (-30f) tend to be bluebird clear

[@DarthVader1977]

We are witnessing the birth of Skynet.

[@avoverlandsupply]

What about use in a commercial setting? Mainly to run a point of sale system in a rural area? Any advice??

[@ruggedridgeforest7775]

Its good : )

[@sxxkkllmmmclean7894]

Lon great video I think this a game changer for everyone in rural areas I don't see fiber being ran I think the upload just need to be a little higher and do you see data caps or restrictions like Hughes net??

[@LonSeidman]

Right now there are no data caps but I think there will likely be something in the future when they have more people on the service.

[@aryantiwari1945]

nice video as always Lon

[@Yesterzine]

Weirdly I need this despite living in a 60,000 person town my internet is not that much better than Josh's. The one problem I have is something you entirely don't show here which is getting the wires from outside to inside, how did you have that bit set up for the test, just an open door? I assume on the roof it'd be easier. I imagine I'll just be solving this problem by paying a smart person to drill a hole in the house. That said, thanks for the unboxing because finding out it's PoE does make things easier.

[@LonSeidman]

Yes we had it under the garage door for the test.

[@ruggedridgeforest7775]

I drilled a hole : ) fate favors the bold!

[@HoleLeashIt]

man, if I'm gonna be quarantined at work, that would be the place, lol

[@relaxedguy]

What kind of mount was that, the pivot was very cool to watch.

[@vijgai3]

Does your brother ship to Australia? Would love to order some syrup.

[@joshseidman]

Cost is prohibitive (hundreds of dollars), but we will! Send your address and ideal order to [e-mail]

[@Crewhudson-01]

Fantastic video Lon, thanks for sharing!

[@Wimmle]

Great video can't wait to see this tech come to Australia

[@mikee2056]

The Maple Syrup would be welcome as well :)

[@Wimmle]

@@mikee2056 hell yes that looks like it would go so nice in milk, half a shot in a glass of plain milk is delicious

[@anderswilliams7069]

An interesting test, do you have any information about what the backbone of the system would in theory be able to handle when thousands of customers would connect to the system? Since at the moment you have the thing almost to yourself I would imagnie.

[@matonmacs]

Do a video on your brother’s process!

[@diametricopposition9232]

Lovely home you got, I'll bet that maple syrup is damn good too ...... available in the UK?

[@joshseidman]

Shipping is steep ($100 and up...), but Im game if you are : )

[@diametricopposition9232]

@@joshseidman may be we better with BTC, what u reck?, see how it looks tomorrow, just got home from night shift 5:15 here ( there is a great Who song, about the 5:15 train) chat soon, cheers Mick

[@jonnymcconnell]

absolutely excellent video

[@Gorilla_Jones]

Lon, Up and Downstream is one thing, but what is the ping for gaming like Xbox live? What if any data caps?

[@LonSeidman]

No data caps at the moment, Josh doesn't have an Xbox so we were unable to test that. But if I get it I will!

[@jjones2582]

Wouldn't a ping for gaming be the same ratio(?) as a ping for Google? Roughly. In other words if a landline can ping Google at 10ms and Xbox Live at 20ms then Starlink might ping Google at 40ms and Xbox Live at 50ms. The exact balance would depend on where the ground station is connected to a major backbone, but the latency difference should be roughly the same as a land line plus the space gap. That is my hypothesis anyway.

[@GP-ni1kp]

Ordered Starlink today. I have one concern though. I am in NW Ontario, do you think snow on the horizontal dish may be a problem? I want to mount on my roof.

[@joshseidman]

So far no problem, and weve had several inches to test it

[@RogerDiotte]

And I can also add (myself in Northern Ontario) it's not an issue so far for me either. The dish heats up (built in heater) but just make sure that you DO NOT mount your dish with just that stand and have it THAT CLOSE to the ground (roof). You have to get that dish up in the air a little bit or over the eve of your roof to allow the water from melting snow (again the dish is heated) to drip off and fall or the icicles that form don't attach to the ground (roof) and form a solid that freezes the dish up.

[@ps_424]

Your best video ever! :-)

[@aamcclary1]

One thing that I wonder is, are you able to start and stop service? I have a remote vacation house, and I don't want to pay for service all the time when I'm not there.

[@LonSeidman]

I believe they are running everything month-to-month at least that's what it looks like on their current TOS. My plan is to get it as a backup.

[@blindowl-fe2lo]

How does it do during snow storm? Or days that sky is not clear?

[@joshseidman]

So far so good! No interruptions or dropouts to date!

[@ahuachapan2]

We have a game changer. By the way nice farm.

[@joshseidman]

Thank ya kindly

[@cindyran10]

Just ordered some syrup.

[@40ozMonkey]

Yeah, was instant buy for us here too :)

[@silverismoney]

I've been offered starlink, but considering the price, kinda sucks that they can't install the dish for you as well. If I put this in my front garden (won't be possible in the back yard) someone is either gonna steal it, kick it, kids gonna play with it ... so the only option for me is to mount it on the wall which I'll have to pay extra for .. on top of the £439 equipment cost. I'd like to get it just to play with, as I find networking extremely interesting.. but it's a very expensive beta test and the email even says there could be periods of no connectivity at all.

[@techmaster170]

Wish I had your speeds. I get 1Mbps down an half a mbps up. Supposed to get fiber but the weather keeps delaying the install.

[@shooter505]

Hmmm....if you put it on the roof, wouldn't snow accumulation be a problem?

[@dbrakowski]

Awesome...great video (and great dogs ;)

[@KameraShy]

Great video! Does this include money-back guarantee? Work with VOIP? Like Magic Jack, Ooma, etc. For myself, I never cared about uploads until now after I set up a remote VPN which is constrained. About 94 Mbps download, a miserable 5.9 upload with local Comcast.

[@Resist4]

I'm hoping Starlink can get prices down enough to compete with Spectrum. I know it was designed for remote places to get internet but I really would love to drop Spectrum due to their constant price increases.

[@billycassels7300]

Ordered the 3 pac maple syrup!!!

[@MadMatty72]

I bet its designed for the military to operate drones hence the great service - consumer use is just a bonus coz there isnt that many drones right now.

[@robertcoleman7071]

I placed an order of maple syrup

[@SpaceFactsWax]

Thank you for sharing. I had the chance to witness a rocket launch in 2018. Incredible experience. I posted a pretty cool video of the trip to my channel.

[@rodgersa1975]

Has there been any testing with severe weather such as a severe thunderstorm? I'm in the state of Oklahoma and with the severe weather we get our directv service cuts out.

[@rodgersa1975]

@J Fz ok thank you for the information.

[@daveborchard2019]

Are there data cap limits? Does rain fade and snow fade happen, similar to what happens with Dish Network and DirecTV?

[@walkonfire7]

Unlimited. The dish does heat up and good up to minus 30 but have seen people post that it worked in even colder conditions

[@daveborchard2019]

@@walkonfire7 What about rain fade and snow fade? When we had Dish Network and DirecTV, both service suffered from rain fade, with not much rain. It would have to snow pretty heavy to lose the satellite signal. But maybe the low orbiting Starlink satellites don't have the rain and snow fade problems.

[@walkonfire7]

@@daveborchard2019 Sorry not sure as we don't have it yet. On pre-order for later this year in our area. Just going what I have been reading. There is a video up where someone talks about the weather.

[@johnf9076]

What was the router problem please. Syrup order enroute. Use to be in Granville.

[@NoahSwint]

Bits and Syrup Crushing Bros!

[@ZaimAfham]

Make a video what happend when using other router. Let say if this farm have more than one ubiquity ap

[@deanmckimmie3337]

Any idea when coming to Australia

[@lachlanhempell]

Mid to the end of the year

[@fanman2077]

. I have one question can you cable Cat5 from the modem to a device (PC)? Keeping up what you are doing. P.S. Beta is one the way. Ya me.

[@LonSeidman]

Yes we did just that in his garage

[@fanman2077]

@@LonSeidman Was there any improvement in transfer rates, my experience has been Cat5E is faster and more reliable than wifi. Just saying Old School me.

[@LonSeidman]

@@fanman2077 Yes wired ethernet will always be faster!

[@fanman2077]

@@LonSeidman Thanks my man.