Best Router For A SpaceX Starlink Network

[@jcristina]

Are you tired of routers that just can’t keep up? In this video, I unveil the ultimate DIY multi-WAN router that’s transformed my SpaceX Starlink network setup. Powered by a Raspberry Pi and OpenWRT, this beast doesn’t just deliver Gigabit speeds-it smokes every store-bought router I’ve tested with the fastest failover and fallback performance out there. I'll break down how it works, my seamless setup combining Starlink, Fiber, and T-Mobile, and why this is a game-changer for optimizing any network. Want to skip the headache? Ask me about a pre-configured OpenWRT microSD card or book a consultation to craft a personalized solution for your home or business. jcristina.com/product/1-hour-consultation Get 1-Month FREE - Use My Starlink Referral jcristina.com/starlink Q: What are your thoughts? Shy? It's OK, please consider placing an emoji 🚀 in the comment area so I know you took the time to watch this video! Thanks in advance! Subscribe, Share, and Like if so inclined! Also, after watching, consider commenting! Can't wait to hear from you in the comments below this video! 1-Hour SpaceX Starlink Setup and Network Design Consultations are available at jcristina.com/product/1-hour-consultation Don't forget to join my Newsletter: jcristina.com/join Super Chats And All Channel Donations Are Warmly Welcome! Thank You! Get a massive discount with PureVPN by visiting jcristina.com/vpn I truly hope you enjoy the video and find value in it! If so, please consider Thumbs Up, Subscribe, and Becoming A Member Of The Channel! For Media & Business Relations Contact 📧 jcristina.com/contact Thank you for supporting the channel! Interested in any products that I personally use? Visit www.amazon.com/shop/jcristina or go to the bottom of this description for direct links. If you would like to get a FREE copy of the Prologue to "How To Create A Digital Fort Knox - Backing Up Your Digital Life" or one of my other FREE books, simply visit jcristina.com/books Consider subscribing to the channel, commenting below, and signing up for my newsletter at jcristina.com/join Interested in any products that I personally use? Visit www.amazon.com/shop/jcristina or go to the bottom of this description for direct links. Highlighted Starlink Hardware I Have Tested In The Past: Ubiquiti amzn.to/3qC554s NetGate amzn.to/3cXiTTv Peplink amzn.to/3OnTsHM UTT Router amzn.to/3nJBLaL TP-link Router amzn.to/3IjkyhP TrendNET Router #1 amzn.to/3nVukx0 TrendNET Router #2 amzn.to/3IGxvm2 Small Battery Backup For Starlink - amzn.to/3ScbcrZ TP-link AC Router - amzn.to/3so07J1 TP-link AX Router - amzn.to/3sf2or8 TP-link Managed Switch: amzn.to/3EQJKZy TP-link Outdoor Access Point - amzn.to/4aXXGkS TP-link Indoor Access Point - amzn.to/3rV6Nzk TP-link Extender - amzn.to/448klJi TP-link Control Module (Gigabit) - amzn.to/4aU0oYB For High-Speed Access Points (ex. Starlink or Cable) TP-Link Control Module (Gigabit) - amzn.to/3rVBqEx TP-Link AC1900 - amzn.to/3Q28y6N For Slower Speed Access Points (ex. ATT) TP-Link Control Module (100Mbps) - amzn.to/3Lduaf3 TP-Link AC1200 - amzn.to/3OLhlsK [ Social Media & Additional Connections ] 📦 20% Off Everything jcristina.com - Code YT20 🆓 FREE eBook jcristina.com/ebook 🌒 Dark Moon Teas DarkMoonTeas.com 🎬 KZbin - kzbin.info 🔖 Twitter - twitter.com/JosephCristina 👀 Instagram - instagram.com/JosephCristina 👨‍💼 LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/josephcristina 📖 Facebook - facebook.com/joseph.cristina 📰 Creative Discord Server - community.jcristina.com [ Equipment Used ] 💎 MB ] ASUS - PRIME X370-PRO ATX AM4 Motherboard - amzn.to/2rmR9LT 💎 CPU ] AMD - Ryzen 7 1700 3.0GHz 8-Core Processor - amzn.to/2pSCx4S 💎 GPU ] MSI - GeForce GTX 1070 8GB Video Card - amzn.to/2rndQ2o 💎 RAM ] Corsair - Vengeance LPX 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4-3000 - amzn.to/2qo8PIv 💎 DISPLAY ] Dell - UltraSharp 34” Curved Monitor - U3415W - amzn.to/2s6pvTs 💡 Video Lighting - amzn.to/2qrDOnH 🎬 Sony ZV-1 - amzn.to/3rFkfFj 🎬 Canon EOS R & Kit Lens - amzn.to/3lEZIC2 🎙 Electro-Voice RE-20 - amzn.to/37SoBQt 🎙 dbx 286s Compressor - amzn.to/39SLTYY The above are my Amazon affiliate links - if you purchase anything using the links above, you're supporting this channel at no additional cost to you! I appreciate your support!

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

Another note: You can acces both WANs and LAN (alsomultiple if you want) using a single gigabit NIC (built-in) by connecting it to a switch and configuring the connection between the Pi and the switch as a trunk. You can then assign VLAN numbers to the different networks, and assign ports to the VLANs. It absolutely requires a managed switch though. This is a way more robust solution compared to USB network adapters for each additional network. The only reason you should have to use USB network adapters is when the combined bandwidth (structurally or transient) often exceeds the bandwidth of the built-in adapter and causes noticeable congestion. To demonstrate why: when you wiggle active network connectors, no problem. Sturdy design. Wiggle an active USB connector and chances are it disconnects.

[@ChrisMonopoli]

all these links but I don't see one to download the software

[@rhodge4511]

Yes yes yes, bring it on. How to video. Would love to see one for a wireless mesh network as well using Starlink as ISP.

[@jcristina]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@CityTwisterHD]

Yes please would love a setup video!

[@jcristina]

Thank you

[@CityTwisterHD]

@@jcristina you're welcome! Hope to see a video on that in the future :)

[@CityTwisterHD]

@@jcristina Would prefer to see it done on Windows if its possible?

[@davidlinux]

I find it funny that people complain about 100/20 speeds. I am old (just so you have context). When I started my programming career we used a 300 baud phone coupler. It was so slow you could read the code. Eventually 4800, 9600, etc came along. Frame Relay, DSL and T1 were amazing. However, T1 cost was around $1,200/month for 1/1 speeds. Now, I have FIOS at my current home and I am at 300/300 with a business account giving me 5 static IPs. Our new home does not have anything typical for broadband. I have installed Starlink and the T-Mobile home Internet. Both are getting > 150 download speeds. Starlink averages 18 for upload and T-Mobile is about half of that. All of these speeds are greater than any modem I had, DSL, Frame Relay and T1. This video is great and thank you. I am a HAM operator so I have a few pis laying around. Keep up the great work.

[@scottschmaling1114]

Great video, I have also tried many router with very limited success and long fail over delays. I for one would love to see a full step by step setup video. Keep up the great work.

[@jcristina]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@lannyplans]

Your ability to produce a significant amount of good content over long periods of time is impressive!

[@jcristina]

Appreciate you watching and your kind words!

[@paulcahill7023]

Thanks!

[@jcristina]

Thank you Paul for your kindness and support.

[@wallygeriostrowski2035]

Yes I also would like to see a setup video as well. Thanks this current explanation though Another went over my head.

[@tmcarter3]

As always Jay, great content..

[@jcristina]

Appreciate it!!!

[@Fieldsinv]

I will absolutely buy this for my RV setup. Thanks ❤

[@paulcahill7023]

Hi J, I'm a retired Systems Engineer. A caravan version that combined Starlink, caravan park WifFi failover and a single source VPN and firewall would be a good image. Merry Christmas. Paul Cahill

[@jcristina]

Like it.

[@terylsmith2882]

Gotta give you a shout out and huge thumbs up! Just signed up for Starlink using your referral to receive one month free service and on top off that I received an additional hundred off of the equipment cost, I'm in Colorado. Also, yes a how to set up for the Raspberry would be great, Thanks again and really enjoy your content!

[@jcristina]

Thank you.

[@malarchuk]

Please make a setup video. I would love to learn more!

[@jcristina]

👍🏻

[@donfrederic2161]

I do remember your series on failover routers.

[@jcristina]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@daboak3018]

I am pretty excited in the info about the pi. I do a lot of things like this and it is great to here from others that have passed through the process and are willing to share. I have built some power systems using LTO batteries and have it up and running. Very lovely. 30000 to 50000 battery life cycles. Long way down the road. I listen to all you work. Now I see more reasons to listen to you and feel money going towards you, because you now have become a further source to help me. So I will share with you.

[@jcristina]

Thank you for being here and your wonderful comment.

[@lanzer22]

I clicked on the title just to leave a message saying that the Pi5 is the best router on the market. Was pleasantly surprised that is exactly the suggestion of the video. If you want to go nuts, use the PCIe port for the second Ethernet port for better performance. Though if you don’t have 1GB internet there’s no reason to go that route, except for that tiny bit of CPU performance.

[@dawnbest8644]

Yes a how to video would be wonderful and appreciated.

[@fixitfixitfixit]

All of this can be done with a MikroTik router as well, though the configuration is a bit more to deal with.

[@lyfandeth]

Do you remember when there were server-grade NIC cards, with a separate CPU onboard, for full performance on servers, to offload the NIC tasks from the server? Before gigabit ethernet was even available?

[@Good.Glacier]

Yes, zone alarm made one quite recently like 24 years ago plus had plenty of other features, loved it

[@jcristina]

Where we’ve come. I remember BNC cables that need to be terminated on the last computer in the token ring.

[@BillDWatkins]

I bought a Raspberry Pi 4 a couple years ago to play with. I now have a better purpose for this. Thanks for sharing this!

[@jcristina]

Awesome!! That's the way to go! Thanks for being here.

[@emtdave1]

I also would appreciate a setup video!😊

[@jcristina]

👍🏻

[@deadeyeshooter]

Would love to see a how-to setup video that could be used in conjunction with an image you could make available on your website as you suggested. Image could be a basic working configuration for two services (starlink plus one). As always, your videos are great, thanks a bunch!

[@jcristina]

Great suggestion! I’m working on it. Thanks so much for being here.

[@shmayazuggot8558]

I use Ubiquity UDM Pro with the SL mini and standard as a distributed network and it is fail safe. Distributed is better cause both connections are actively been used like a load balancer so if one fails there is no switch over as it’s constant.

[@robertjones7221]

For load balancing and failover I used to use a peplink balance one (balance two is the replacement). Setup was easy I use static ip’s setup in the router. Maybe you could do a video on it. They also have some cool features for a proprietary site to site connections.

[@dlbrooks2658]

My UTT router was crap - constantly had to rebooted, glad I could afford the peplink b-one

[@Tindo9]

Please do a setup video .🙏

[@jcristina]

👍🏻

[@michaeljohnson9760]

Very cool. I've used Pi hole as a dns server, but I haven't attempted to run the full speed of the internet fully through the pi. Well, until I found I could just run pi hole in a container on the server and have one less piece of hardware.

[@jcristina]

Oh ya. My Unpaid service can run a ton of things in the docker, too..

[@MissionForward3]

I'm definitely interested in a setup video. I'm already having problems mating a Glance Ticker to the Starlink router. MAC address problem is keeping the Glance from going live.

[@jcristina]

Thank you!

[@sekaf4125]

thank you for the tips. Personally Ive used Apple routers. loved the ease and often wished they make them again Love the channel

[@jcristina]

Love ya.

[@jamesjohnsen2021]

A how-to video would be great.

[@GlennHamblin]

I'm definitely interested in learning more about this. I have a dual WAN setup with Starlink and a terrestrial wireless connection. The speed is great once it gets a connection, but it seems to have a large delay making a new connection. Not sure if it's a double NAT-ing problem or something else.

[@jcristina]

I use to have the same issues.

[@GlennHamblin]

Before Starlink I had only 2 10M terrestrial wireless connections, and I ran OpenWRT and MWAN on a Linksys WRT router. I needed a different router to effectively use my new bandwidth but I couldn't put OpenWRT on it so I added an ER605 multi-WAN router ahead of my main router. That's when the trouble began. I'm pretty sure that I have a Pi 4 hanging around here somewhere. So I'm going to try your setup. 😊🎉

[@jamescarter8535]

Joe, you should do a video on how-to aggregate bandwidth using multiple Starlink terminals. That'd be 🔥

[@jcristina]

A paid monthly service would be required.

[@ambassadorsoftheflameofmer5651]

Looking for How to video... Thank you

[@amop33]

Peplink B one… is the best that I’ve found.

[@jcristina]

Great hardware.

[@BIGTREESJOE]

Personally, I would be much more interested in learning how to do it rather than getting a complete image. A year ago or so I configured an RP4 as a speedify bonded router so I’m pretty sure I can figure this out when I have time. Thanks for the great idea and demo!

[@jcristina]

Awesome, glad you're into it!

[@jocelyn-n-tech]

This is pretty cool. Currently I run a custom mini pc with pfSense installed at have both Cox Fiber and Starlink for a backup with automatic failover like your setup. I also have two Raspberrypi 5 8gb sitting around that I was thinking of what to do with. I'm going to use one to take over home assistant from the Pi3 that currently running it, but the other I wasn't sure of. I don't know why I never thought of using dongles to add additional nics to the pi! My fiber is a 2gb connection and the nics on the current pfSense mini pc are 2.5gb so it works well. I didn't consider a pi because I was only thinking of the single 1gb nic but now I think I can pull off adding two 2.5gb ethernet dongles....I just have to make sure that it can keep up with the switching at that speed but if so this is a cool project to try out!

[@jcristina]

Please keep me updated love to hear your results.

[@walkman1269]

I am using pfsense on fiber with battery backup. Fiber here is great never goes down. No redundancy but multiple vlans. I share internet with another family on the property. Multiple wifi's with guest networks and an IOT LAN.

[@walkman1269]

I've used openwrt and others but I really like pfsense. I also have a pihole for ad blocking.

[@jcristina]

Sounds great!!!!

[@rahoboclan]

I have used rpi. Also many of the glinet devices. But for my money nothing I have ever used compares with my Peplink B-One!

[@jcristina]

Great hardware.

[@barrymaldonado1042]

Please do a setup video

[@jcristina]

👍🏻

[@SpaceLifeMo]

What are the most useful tools for raspberry pi I wanted to run ad guard and a firewall also

[@jcristina]

Both are available

[@Legendary_UA]

I use a Unifi Dream Machine. Vlans and preshared keys make it great

[@jcristina]

Awesome.. Will have to check them out!

[@jonathan_8580]

Excellent video!👍 Is it possible to configure the router to failover to a secondary connection when speeds fall below a predefined threshold for a specified duration? Or is that what load balancing would do? I can only get my current dual-WAN TP-Link router to initiate failover upon complete service interruption. A solution that triggers failover once speeds degrade beyond need would be nice.

[@jcristina]

I’ll look into it. I believe you can but don’t hold me to it.

[@jonathan_8580]

@@jcristina Thank you, and I won't hold you to it. I would appreciate more videos on this topic either way. Networking is not my area of expertise (I work with microwave and data radios that connect to network equipment), but I enjoy working on my home network and I am always eager to learn more about improving it.

[@thomasmcdonald6094]

I really want something that fails over with degradation not hard failure. During heavy rain, Starlink fails gradually but the multi-Wan routers don’t fail over. I was hoping you were going to show that. I have 2 Pi’s for other purposes and they are fantastic.

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

Hehe exactly what I've been using since 2018, when the Pi 4 came out. Openwrt with dual WAN, load balancing, statistics collection, adblock, OpenVPN, and intrusion detection. And incredibly stable. And lightning fast with torrents. Does require some networking knowledge though, so it's not for n00bs.

[@jcristina]

PERFECT!!!!!!!!! Love it!

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

@@jcristina Best part is I have the fibre optic (1 Gbit) plugged directly into an SPF port on my switch, and the router has direct access to it via a VLAN. Media conversion IN the switch. The Pi 4 only has 1GB RAM but it's more than enough for the Router OS.

[@mikeh8374]

You have had that thing forever, its amazing you finally found it's place.

[@mikeh8374]

Build it and they will come.

[@filipposkrokos2270]

Hello JChrisina, Can you make a video installing & configuring OpenWRT on TP-Link ER605 v.2?

[@destrymyrie]

Do the setup video

[@faustoyolo1315]

I sure am interested in your pre-configured OpenWRT microSD card or if you have the whole unit please let me know how much you are going to charge for it. as alwys good work.

[@dlbrooks2658]

did the same failover test with the peplink in bonding mode - would lose 1 or 2 packets worse case did not impact streaming

[@jcristina]

Perfect!! Are you using the B

[@83CJ5]

@@jcristina yes the b-one

[@EugeneElder]

I have a Microsoft Azure subscription. I heard somebody mention it does bonding. Can you set up a raspberry pi to bond 3 NICs to Azure?

[@TJPatek]

Awesome video! The image for a small fee would be great!

[@jcristina]

Noted. Thank you.

[@WXSEDY]

YES! Do a how-to video. ... Here's your poop emoji, it that helps.

[@JohnWallace74]

Good video, thanks for showing the technology behind your multi-wan router. That looks to be a good simple fail over solution. Obviously the fail over from one internet provider to another will cause secure websites problems since changing the IP address you are coming from would cause a failure in the security connection to say banks, or SSH and other similar applications… you would probably have to restart your session to the website or SSH session Anyway .. So when did you get a fiber provider internet connection? You have been talking about StarLink as your saving service as all you had was DSL you have said. I don’t recall you saying anything about your getting a fiber provider… Is the Fiber service for your business VS your StarLink for the home? Finding out more about you now 👍🙂

[@jcristina]

Absolutely. That is 100% the case.

[@dlbrooks2658]

are you CCIE certified??

[@johnkwolf]

What program is this

[@jcristina]

OpenWRT

[@johnkwolf]

I got a question I have a raspberry pi and use it for home assistance but after sometime we card get bad . Is there a sad card that will last longer. I going to make one of these rounter too

[@jcristina]

Interesting. I’ve not had a microSD go bad.

[@johnkwolf]

@@jcristina home assistance says they will go bad after so long because so much reading and writing they said. My keep reconnecting now I guess it’s sad card I have Starlink and it says on

[@igonzolv]

Did you try the unifi dm pro..

[@jcristina]

I've not tries that..

[@igonzolv]

@@jcristina may just like it, does everything you just presented.

[@gerryj8839]

Howdy JC! I don't currently have a need for ISP redundancy, but I'm currently gathering all the goodies for the TP Link Mesh setup you did a while back. The only thing I haven't purchased is the best, current recommended router for this set up?

[@jcristina]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@fredstephens6793]

I currently use node-red on a rpi4 for automation in my RV. Is there a plugin for OpenWRT that supports node-red with GPIO pin control? Also how would you remotely administrate this configuration?

[@jcristina]

DDNS for remote but I’m not sure about the app kernel update or a possibility a dockers.

[@John3249-i7o]

here in the uk we have copper not fibre,

[@jcristina]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@DougJessee]

The intro reminded me of the ‘younsuck at photoshop’ series. I would love to see a setup video!

[@jcristina]

Holy Hell. I remember those video years and years ago. Had to be 10 year or so now. Didn’t even think of it. Thank you.

[@renroderick]

Can WRT support. BONDING of multiple internet feed,s? For example, Fiber + Starlink + TMobile.... 1G +200M+500M for a total of a 1700M connection...ala Peplink? Yes, I know Peplink charges for the 'other end' of the bonded connection...☹Or do still prefer your prior software solution?

[@jcristina]

Bond is best but if you don’t want to pay monthly. This is the best solution. Fastest failover fallback setup I’m tested on the channel.

[@kevinoconnor6570]

I've missed a few episodes. When did you get Fibre? I thought Fibre wasn't available in your area.

[@jcristina]

It was 31 years for us to get fiber and it came just a week or so ago. We will continue using Starlink and Fiber together. Also TMobile. 👍🏻 can have enough connections. 😂

[@kevinoconnor6570]

@@jcristina Excellent. This is true you can never have enough connections. Haha.

[@lotechgreg]

I've got DD Wrt on a few old Linksys's that are in storage ATM, haven't played with OpenWRT, also, have a "Buttload" of Mokrotik that I was learning, and, leaning toward using, also in storage .......... Hmmmm.... I like R Pi's ... Color me "Intrigued" .... Of Course I want you to do a "Deep Dive" into this.... YES!!! The full "How I Did It"!!!! ... For some reason Flash's of Gene Wilder/Young Frankenstein keep popping into my head..... Maybe this'll come up on the live-stream....... Hmmmm.....

[@jcristina]

😂 yes!!

[@brownman243]

I probably didnt catch this, are you getting 1gb speed with all connections together? Or is that just from your fiber internet?

[@jcristina]

In the video it was with fiber o it and about 200 with Starlink.

[@rsmeanie]

Are there any options with a 2.5Gb LAN port?

[@henryyamoah7202]

can I be an apprentice to your work

[@chipwilliams1640]

Good job! Couple of questions... Do you leave the Starlink Router in its default mode or did you put it in bypass mode? If you leave it in default you turned off the WIFI? Also, since Starlink theoretically gives a public IPV6 address but their router doesn't handle the IPV6 could this RPi based system be the thing that lets us get around the CGNAT and back upstream to our LANs from the web? Thanks for your hard work

[@jcristina]

CGNAT is still an issue u less you go through another server that had a static IP. As for the Starlink. It does not need to be in bypass mode as the Raspberry Pi we changed its address from 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.2

[@LandmarkShooter3]

@@jcristina what about the wifi question? Or does it matter, just don't use the Starlink wifi but the new RBP wifi instead? And if something was connecting to the Starlink wifi it would not benefit from the automatic failover that the RBI provides?

[@chriscosis]

That was cool enjoyed the content thx! blessings 🍌 🚀 📡

[@jcristina]

Appreciate that! 🍌🚀📡

[@LandmarkShooter3]

Hey Joe, this is a great video. I love the content, I am not a network engineer, I have hacked at it for years. I would love a step by step video detailing the steps. Plus I would be interested in having my own custom solution for my needs. I would buy a custom image and solution like this. It would be nice to have a total price and part lists, or just package the whole solution and let me know the price. I currently have Starlink with a backup of Verizon wireless router. I have been wanting to do this very thing for months now. I would love your help. I am also interested in how to expand my wifi signal on my farm so that I can install wifi cameras ( security and wildlife).

[@jcristina]

That exactly what I do and also. Thank you for the great suggestions. Check out my consulting over at the website. Https://jcristina.com all the way at the bottom of the SHOP.

[@SCPCMACGUY]

Great vid- curious about image 2 wan? HMU thank you ❤!

[@keweenawbee]

I can count the number of times I’ve lost Starlink briefly, in over two years, on one hand.

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

In Elon Musk we trust.

[@jcristina]

You're ahead of me.. In south Florida the weather really hit it hard.. Rain fade.

[@lllhunterlll9644]

Same, I live in the mountains in New Mexico. I play games through heavy heavy snow and rain with heavy cloud cover. ZERO game disconnection and maintains 30ms ping. On Gen 2 hardware with Ethernet connection. I’ve looked and am covered by around 12-15 satellites maybe that has something to do with it idk.

[@James-hb8qu]

31 times is quite a few times.

[@Lorenzo-z8o]

In a suburb of Davao, Philippines: brief loss during a lightning/rain storm. Occasional

[@kipo3kx]

Hey been having some issue with my third party router as it looses internet connection whenever starlink realigns I have to Unplug both device for internet to flow

[@rootbeer_81]

now add a big ups

[@Nooneyouknow1980]

Cool router maybe I should look and see if I can replace my Verizon router and save a few dollars a month.

[@jcristina]

👍🏻

[@Nooneyouknow1980]

@jcristina Is there a reason 4 was used? 5 is faster no?

[@GROGU123]

ZIMABOARD is actually a better router, it’s an X86 board with alot more power for traffic shaping algorithms. As well as power for wireguard or openvpn. Double the price of a raspberry pi though at $80.

[@jcristina]

I’ve not tried it but yes. This can do wiregaurd and openVPN and etc. also.

[@TagiukGold]

0:01 How did you know?!!!

[@jcristina]

:)

[@vraymond108]

😊

[@Seabass516]

What if Starlink activates MK Ultra style programming?

[@jcristina]

🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Seabass516]

@@jcristina Yeah that shoulder shrug pretty much sums up this Idiocracy society.

[@jimdelucia9127]

Give me more.

[@waynel8645]

I bought the ER 605TP link router, hoping I can connect my motorhome to the house network wirelessly Do you know if that will work or should I do the raspberry pie thing?

[@waynel8645]

In the Motorhome, I have Starlink with a TP link mesh network set up

[@ragtop50]

UniFi is a great option too, but be warned...it's like a drug, you can't just use a router or an AP. Next thing you know you have cameras, a NAS...yea, I know. I use failover between two ISPs and it has been awesome, wife NEVER complains the internet is down. I never even notice that it goes down, it just fails over and restores to the primary when it comes back up.

[@brownman243]

I've been trying to figure which router would be best for starlink on wheater i should go for consumer grade or business. I wanted to try unifi dream machine but then I've been started researching that there has been problems with dream machine when using starlink. So I've been on fence about buying the setup. How I'd your experience been with unifi assuming you have a dream machine?

[@jcristina]

That’s great to hear it’s been working so well for you! Happy wife. Happy life.

[@Rockall57]

Arduino/Raspberry Pi is such an amazing Geek Tweek!.….😂

[@jcristina]

Yes

[@francocastilloAR]

No usaría este dispositivo como un enrutador porque hay mejores opciones. Una de ellas es un mini PC con varios puertos Ethernet.

[@jcristina]

Bang for the buck.

[@tygerbyrn]

💻

[@jcristina]

👍🏻 🤓

[@dlbrooks2658]

nano apt install beer

[@jcristina]

hahaha

[@SuperUbuntudude]

when you got to go you got to go LOL

[@jcristina]

Facts

[@Tindo9]

☕️🕛

[@jcristina]

Yes!!!

[@OLDMANDOM42.Dominic]

🍌🍌🍌YAY!!! Thanks JC!! I have been watching all the router/fail over series since you started it. (Not in one play list) But man this seems the best method for my work from home WANs setup!! Jeepers! I did try the UTT but I got a bad box, but when I returned it there was no more to order. That is when I discovered they were OOO.But hay this seems SLICK!! Cheers! chat with y'all tonight!

[@jcristina]

Sadly they went out of business.

[@benzetasilva]

☕🇧🇷

[@ryanbartlett2314]

@jcristina you should definitely make a step by step how to video for us people who don’t understand all of it. Also it would be amazing if you could sell it already set up on your website. You could offer it where you could purchase the raspberry pi from you and it have options on the site to choose from 2 or 3 networks, Ethernet adapter etc. you could also offer it with the case. That would be amazing

[@jcristina]

Love it.

[@pissedoffpuppy]

Huh?

[@jcristina]

No idea.

[@underflaze926]

I will pay you so u can build me a rasberry pi router that does multi land like for fall overs an network bonding

[@SHANNON-AZ]

So to sum this up, the US government spent $42 billion dollars to provide high-speed internet to rural areas of the country, and you are the only one who got it? 1 freaking gig? So jealous. Here is your freaking 💩 emoji.

[@jcristina]

Love you. I’m a billionaire.

[@SHANNON-AZ]

@jcristina go back to bed.

[@DubStepKid801]

🍰

[@jcristina]

🚀

[@darkvelocity3056]

🤓🛜

[@jcristina]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@williammathias8027]

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[@drfirechief8958]

These Pi's are mind blowing as to their capabilities. I'm also interested in a how to video. That way I can play it at half speed so I can keep up.🕑 Thanks again for all your guidance on these subjects. 👍You knew I had to put this in somewhere. 💩🤣

[@jcristina]

Blessings!

[@williamhebler5909]

Thanks!

[@jcristina]

Thank you William for your kindness.

[@underflaze926]

I will pay you so u can build me a rasberry pi router that does multi land like for fall overs an network bonding

[@jcristina]

Bonding is a monthly feel with all the players in the market. But load balance and failover I can help ya with. Reach out through JCristina.com