Slow Rural Internet? This is the fix! Everything you need to know about Starlink!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

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[@techmaster170]

Mbps= Megabits per second MB/s =Megabytes per second Just an FYI. I live out in the middle of no where and recently got fiber and im so happy. Enjoy the good stuff.

[@petewhite85]

THANK YOU! I'm a professional VO actor in the rural Arkansas Ozarks and have to send WAV files to clients. I have to run into town 5 miles away to use high speed unsecured WiFi to upload these files. I'll be purchasing Starlink thanks to your video.

[@jimmyscorner]

Josh, I got my starlink about three weeks ago. I went from 10 mbps download and .1 mbps upload on At&T wired connection. Now I have speeds up to 310 mbps download and 60 mbps upload. I love it and anyone that is rural I recommend it. Like you said not cheap to get started.

[@thecottonpatch80]

We got our last week in rural America. Definitely love it and have consistently hit 150+ Mbps

[@baileypope6735]

Just moved out deeper into the country and you keep coming through with these great finds. I appreciate this content and also liked the solar powered security cameras! Thanks Josh!!

[@Recovering_Californian]

Congrats!!! I got my Starlink about a week ago. LOVE IT!

[@iacolifamilyhomestead3564]

Can you give an update on this in a few weeks/months to let us know if you lose service during inclement weather? I think this is worth looking into. AT&T is absolutely horrible to have

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

We had a storm blow through yesterday and stayed around 130 mbps!! Awesome!

[@joeyshofner639]

AT&T does suck but the alternatives are limited and expensive where I live. This Starlink looks very promising.

[@stevencross8937]

we've had multiple storms since we got ours in February and haven't seen a drop during any storms, snow, rain or with wind.

[@ccc822007]

You have to watch AT&T they bind you into a contract and whether or not it's your fault or theirs they charge dismissal fees. The last time they did this to us they charged us $100-200 USD It was their fault and we had to call them out almost weekly to work on their lines in the back of our property. They still charged us to drop the services. I honestly think if people got together and shown a lawyer what AT&T does it may create a class action lawsuit.

[@johnsadler8637]

I was going to ask that myself. Good to have at least one data point. Keep us posted if you have any weather or system outages, please.

[@fishcake46]

I love that you looked so move by the starlink speed. These videos are such a great help to me. Thank you.

[@stickboy6772]

Great info for us farmers in the country!!!!

[@Ron5topable]

I can’t wait to get starlink. I’m in the same boat as you with 4mb speeds.

[@orchidhouse297]

IN the UK I am paying £50 for mobile, landline and internet which is fast enough for my needs at around 40Mbps. So Stony Ridge comes in with no breaks in download. Very informative video. Really appreciated. Thanks.

[@johnsadler8637]

Good morning SRF! Nice to hear there’s a good internet solution for rural areas. You’re getting the same download and about 3x the upload as we get in southern Rockingham County on Spectrum. Funny you just shaved. I cut mine Saturday night. Wife didn’t notice until grandson spilled the beans after noon on Sunday! Married 45 years this month, and she had asked me to shave it, and STILL didn’t notice! Lol. Thanks for the video on it.

[@carlstockmal]

You never get the equipment for free. You either pay up front for the gear, or pay for it over time. I like the up-front charge and lower monthly fee. It just feels less slimy. You're getting 25 times the speed, and no ridiculous "over your plan" BS charges. I think it's wonderful. Thanks, StarLink!

[@fifty7cal]

LOL I love the country country bit. Ordered mine last night and cancelling cenurylink as soon as it’s here

[@dougdodson7498]

Is this something that RV's could take and set up when they travel. Looks like a great answer to rural internet

[@pdschwei]

Remote Mobil for trucks, RV and boats will be available soon.

[@javabean215]

According to Musk, this phase won't work for RVs because it has to be within a certain "cell" that's about 15 miles wide. He is planning an RV/mobile version in a later phase.

[@garykubat5394]

A beta tester in Northern VA here... and love it. FYI, best details are on reddit if troubleshooting is needed. Be sure to avoid any obstructions as they will severely impact your connection. We still have 2-4 min per day of no satellites in view, which will get better with more launches, but be aware the satellite constellation "net" gets wider the closer you are to the Equator, meaning more satellite gaps for you for now. We also average a few minutes of "beta test" downtime every day too. Unfortunately these outages are usually 10-30 sec at a shot, and add up over time. But it's already a rural game changer for us and us only getting better.

[@TKCL]

I am super excited about this product, it is going to change our lives and KZbin channel when we can finally get it.

[@jamesfournier6114]

I live in Northern NJ and just ordered my Starlink which should be here on 5/14/2021 can't wait. Where I live I have cable that keeps dropping out 5 to 8 times a day I use my Hotspot and then they cut the speed due to to much data use. I was told that Starlink faces north and where I live dish network faces south. I plan on taking my dish network dish off the roof and use the same mount for the starlink and just run the wires. I will also be canceling my triple play cable that I pay 175.00 per month I will transfer my home phone number to VOIP Can't wait :)

[@breakheartorchard4761]

I have been on the prepaid list since it came out. I was on the wait list before that. I need it desperately.

[@mikemiller5637]

Same. Fingers crossed that it’ll happen soon

[@butch7384]

Same here.

[@kevinmoon4849]

Same here too still waiting!

[@dirtbikemx0912]

Yeah same here!

[@Tpw9764]

Same here, in Alabama

[@bcgrittner]

Good deal ! I have messed with satellite TV and my daughter attempted to work with Centurylink. The SAT TV was not what it was cracked up to be and my daughter's experience with Centurylink was pretty sorry. Looks like you have taken a big step upward.

[@dougclick2850]

I’m part of a company that has developed a high speed internet system that uses the power lines to deliver very fast internet. We are installing the first area as right now in Rural northern Arizona.

[@boolitman65]

What's the company name and where is it available?

[@dougclick2850]

@@boolitman65 the company is called Red Rock, we are installing the first let in rural Arizona. The power companies will be our franchises. Very neat system. We hope to be able to offer it to power companies all over the country over the next year or so. Waiting to get some patents done and Covid has slowed our progress some. We have used the time refining and testing some redesigned components.

[@boolitman65]

@@dougclick2850 Rural AZ? North central, north eastern, north western? Show Low maybe?

[@dougclick2850]

@@boolitman65 Snowflake and Show low first.

[@boolitman65]

@@dougclick2850 good to hear, Frontier is not available, but power is. Starlink looks good, but expensive to get started.

[@owenjohnson5030]

Hello SRF! I've been a Starlink Beta tester since last November. Been watching your videos since long before that. Welcome to the Starlink Beta tester club! It is a real game changer for those of us in the internet desert. I've had Viasat. There was an initial setup fee for them and it was not cheap. The Starlink dish actually costs well over $1500 for them to manufacture, so $500 is not too bad a deal. It uses a phased array antenna, which is very expensive to make.

[@FowlerFamilyFarm]

I have preordered ours about a month ago. It should be available here in Oklahoma in about 2-4 months. Cant wait cause my speeds are lime your previous provider.🙏🏻

[@HillsideHighlands]

Awesome. Looks like it will really help rural communities...

[@0xc1d34]

I'm a computer geek that bought a farm this is the only prayer I have!

[@reap104]

I left Spectrum Cable for a T-Mobile Home Internet (4G/5G LTE) and haven't looked back. It's awesome to see these alternative options and delivery methods for rural folks who've had to rely on a Hughes net system or an antiquated cable system just to be connected.

[@craigstephens4318]

I’ve ordered mine and waiting for it to be available in my area (mid- to end- 2021) 🤞🏻 and my dish to arrive. Can’t wait.

[@Toofast4u24]

How long did it take?

[@dougdavis4439]

Super cool! I'm waiting on it here in North GA. They're saying sometime before the end of the year. Paying 200+ for viasat and 7 mb down and 3 mb up. Ready! Appreciate the video and information Josh! Woooo

[@TKCL]

I knew I'd find your comment here, man I can't wait for this!

[@dougdavis4439]

@@TKCL Lol, cool that you found me Andrew! Availability is slowly moving down the country our way! Can't believe the speeds Josh was getting! Super excited and waiting!

[@TKCL]

@@dougdavis4439 I'm very excited about those speeds, but also cautious as to if it will slow down once a lot of people join.

[@dougdavis4439]

@@TKCL Hoping it will remain steady or even improve as they continue to add ground stations as the satellites are launched. Fingers crossed either way! Lol.

[@michaeldillon9080]

Yeah I’m in the same boat and I am a network security engineer, we live so far out we couldn’t even get Century link I use Verizon hot spot and a rural provider so this is a must for me. Just ordered it last week can’t wait.

[@bkbrown5881]

Your going to love Starlink. We were beta testers for it. It’s awesome compared to the DSL we have been stuck with forever.

[@StonyAcresEstate]

Same here. I hate to say it, but I would pay twice the amount that Starlink is asking for the service. It's been incredible. Game changer for sure.

[@peterbeattie3805]

Hi! Great show! The speed test app reports data rate in mega-bits per second. Mega Byres per second would be the 1/8th of that given that there are 8 bits in one byte. Mega means 1 million so one mega bit is 1,000,000 bits. Hope this helps.

[@FlomatonFamous]

Dude, you convinced me, I'm totally making the switch, thanks for posting!

[@stevencross8937]

we've had our starlink since February and love it!

[@jaynemurrill3008]

Wow, I’m in the middle of nowhere in New Mexico, just signed up, thanks

[@johnshanahan6042]

Thanks Josh, We live in rural Oklahoma County, just outside OKC. Our current internet service is super slow, about like yours. Received our Starlink a few weeks ago and hope to get it installed this weekend. Its stormy today Thanks for the tip on doing just a quick set up, and then permanently mount and install. Best of luck with it!!

[@shaniaa9287]

Love to see you happy and excited about something that's been stressing you out for quite some time now😀👍❣

[@Raiderhippo916ca]

That's so cool thank you for this. I live in the mountains and have no cell services and only hugh net I will most definitely try this. Thank you ☺️

[@joshb8302]

Can't wait for mine in coastal Maine. Been pre-ordered since it became available.

[@joshb8302]

1.5 mbps for me on a good day!

[@critical-thought]

Elon will be pleased that you are happy with his service. He is good at doing what other companies are too timid to try.

[@barelyfree9427]

Dude thank you so much!!! I've been paying $130 for "unlimited" 4G per month from ATT, it's insane. Ordered!

[@rispatha]

What many people do not realize is that AT&T, Century Link and Earth Link all use the old telephone lines for the internet connection. Back in the old days we called these internet connections DSL (Digital Subscriber Lines). Every time you wanted to get onto the internet you had to "sign in" to the ISP (Internet Service Provider) with your name and password. This connection stayed until you closed your linking software in some manner so you were not always connected 24/7 to the internet. The problem that this has is that the further away from a distribution point of the phone lines you are the slower your speeds will be. The closer to that distribution point you are the faster your speeds will be. A person that was 500 feet away from this distribution point would have double if not faster the speeds as one who was 3 miles away. People in the boonies going this route end up with speeds as he did in this video. It is like having a 14.4k baud modem vs having a direct connection like you have with cable internet even though they "upgrade" the lines in the areas as they need to.

[@HamiltonvilleFarm]

What an insane improvement!!!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Heck yeah buddy

[@NOR3MSTI]

I had hughs for years till i moved and got cable :) the fair access policy was atrocious and latency was horendous. This is a massive improvement

[@richardbowles7690]

Congrats. Such a simple way to have very good internet while remote/rural. Game changer. #starlink #spacex

[@jackel440]

Been on the list. Wish I would get the call that it's my turn.

[@ShutterUp]

We got about 10 down with our Centrylink. (sp) Prior to that it was dial up only. Finally after 20+ years, Spectrum came through. About 8 miles to the nearest town.

[@Whathefleck]

Sweet.. That's faster than my Mediacom Cable internet here in DsM, IA. Just checked.. 134 down 18 up. 10pm. I just watched the string of satellites up in the sky here about a week ago. Which I believe means they'd just been deployed and aren't yet in their actual spots. Thanks for doing this.

[@waynethompson8416]

You might want to invest in a UPS system for the power to the dish. That way, even if you loose AC power to the home, your satellite system will still be up and you can at least use your phone via WiFi to stay connected.

[@rver99]

Just be aware that where the antenna is pointing one day will not be where it's pointing the next. There's a reason it's motorized. Unlike most satellite services we are used to (TV, etc) the starlink satellites are in low earth orbit, not geosynchronous orbit. They continuously move across the sky. So for example I would not mount it to say the north side of a pitched roof thinking it will never need to point south.

[@SFBenjaminK]

IF i have one >>>HOWS THATS DISH STANDS TO THUNDER LIGTHING & stormy high winds & rains????? probably would snap it in half?

[@dustingre8]

Any reason why it wouldn’t be available in Mississippi? Can we not see the same sky as everyone else? Ha.

[@SFBenjaminK]

@@dustingre8 that's B.S u can get it anywhere , specially made for places & people cant get internet, even u can be in island middle of the sea, comes from satellite from sky

[@dustingre8]

@@SFBenjaminK that’s what I thought too but when I went to sign up for it, it said it’s not available in my area yet, which makes no sense to me. Try it yourself. Plug in any address you can find around Jackson, MS.

[@dustingre8]

@@purplegrl Still, the rural areas that need it most, like where I’m at, is where they should have focused first. Also, this is a global network but an American product. Why don’t they focus on American locations first??

[@coldsteel1991]

Wow! Thanks for doing this video! I live in the country and get 6/1 Mbps speeds and pay an arm and a leg for it. I'm definitely looking into this! Never heard of it before your video!

[@zuluhawk]

I have a brand new built house in a new community and all the isp in my area won't have any lines put in for several months. Here's hoping this is available in my area.

[@JustWastingTime]

I can't wait until it's available in my area, we fought for months to have even terrible internet.

[@mikekelsey7721]

AC, try Nomad for internet until you can get this. We used it off of Verizon. It cost $150 a month. We get avg speeds of 45 lbs down and 30 up load. Well keep using it until get can get star system.

[@tinab6032]

Thanks for sharing everything about getting this along with how easy setup is. Here in north Texas it says we will get it mid to end of year. Wonder if things will change once they have a large customer base..like higher prices and slower and throttled internet. Let's hope for the best.

[@joshbrucksch]

Awesome, congrats on getting Starlink! Can't wait to ditch Comcast at my house one of these days in the near future!

[@caseman8214]

That's awesome keep us posted. I have Hughes net and it is horrible and pay $75 a month

[@dannyabe6452]

Just got Starlink for our semi rural homestead in Oregon.

[@pc_junkie_guru6254]

YEEEAAAAASSSS! Can't wait, I preordered mine Feb 2021, if you just got yours, I should be getting mine soon here in eastern NC, can't wait!!!

[@jedrouth9147]

Guy a couple miles from me put a tower on his property, figured out how to get a fiber optic internet run to it , and is selling internet service to what looks like about a 10 mile radius around him. Has three packages ranging from 25 mbs to 100 mbs. I think they'll do well.

[@kurtlangeberg1329]

On the wait list. I'm hoping for a positive experience.

[@ColoradoMountainLiving]

That will be a game changer for us as well. Yup same 4-7mb/s Century Link and uploading videos on my phone . Hoping it’s any day now we get our call! Just imagining how thrilled you are right now- I bet your uploading all your videos at once this week LOL!!!

[@pinetreehill586]

I paid my down payment in February because I need Starlink. May get it in mid summer or early winter, but the wait will be worth it.

[@davidwayne9982]

Youre' not that far from ME- and i was approved.. so think I'll get mine on the way.. :) I WILL be having someone install it- as I'm NOT ABLE-- considering the conditions--- 8" concrete block to go through- plus pole up up by the chimney..(best view).. THANKS for the video/

[@freedomfan4272]

Recently moved from one county to another here in NC and had to get satellite internet due to being so far out of town and so far its been okay. It definitely has its ups and downs unlike DSL or Cable internet like we had at our other home. Once our two year commitment is up we may look into starlink then if our speed has not improved

[@countrydog2347]

I have heard of this but brushed it off thanks so much for the tutorial slow- link just lost another customer love ya man

[@DeepSouthBamaGRITS]

So glad to see this vid!! At least I know it is getting CLOSER to coming to fruition in southern AL! I paid the $99 fee to sign up for Starlink Satellite several months ago when I read about it while searching for a possible internet alternative in my very rural location. Currently, we have two internet options HughesNet & Via link, both of which have very slow download/upload speeds, much slower than your Century Link, if you can believe that and bandwidth usage caps! Example: on 3-22-21 I tried to download a 1.4 GB video. It showed I had 10 days left for the completion of download at 4:30am!! Another video I tried to download was 149 MB and it showed I had 2 days left for the completion of the download, again at 4:35am. 2:00am-8:00am is supposed to be my FREE TIME where I am not throttled unless I go over their set bandwidth usage cap. I am still on their 2G system even tho they coerced me to upgrading my modem with the built-in WiFi in 2016. With the new built in router, It never fails that all of my bandwidth data is used by the 10th day of my new billing cycle...even if I am NOT AT HOME and all PC's, laptops, WiFi devices are turned off & unplugged so I stay in their throttled down speed every single month. I never had that problem before I got the new modem with the built in router! HUGHESNET is using up all my bandwith with their constant monitoring of THEIR system and why they told me I should NEVER turn off my modem at night so save bandwidth usage!!!! I can't watch live streams of any kind without horrible buffering to the point I discontinue watching them. I pay $150 a month for this poor service that also has major issues when it rains/storms! When I pre-ordered the Starlink Satellite System in February 2021, my order was confirmed and indicated that service would be available in my area mid to late 2021 so I am dealing with what I have until it becomes available. HughesNet told me when I called about my slow response time/throttled down service that I needed to UPGRADE my equipment & Service Plan, AGAIN, but that would have put me into another 2 yr contract that would cost me an arm & two legs to get out of. So seeing your video gives me encouragement that it is COMING. Living in a very rural, wooded area I have very poor cell phone service and have to walk my property to get a signal to use my cell phone so using a HOT SPOT is not an option, either. I rarely have cell service inside my home, supposedly from the tin roof & all the trees. Living in the deep backwoods with a very low populace has its advantages but also many DISADVANTAGES when it comes to services available like internet and satellite TV & cell phone reception/service! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO and I do apologize for the lengthy comment. I just wanted folks out there to know just how bad internet is for us rural folks! FINGERS CROSSED we will get our Starlink Satellite service SOON!! Blessings to you & yours, always!

[@amaglionc1]

Great review! I'm in the same boat with CenturyLink and despise them (you are actually getting better speeds than I am). I live in the center part of NC and am checking availability now.

[@CyberviewU]

That's megabits Mb per second. 8 bits are equal to 1 megabyte MB. That is a great improvement.

[@joshseigel]

Got mine a mouth ago. So much better.

[@jmhamilton87]

LOL, I just put in for starlink a month ago... waiting on my email! Nice to have you test it out for me. I’m currently doing T-mobile 5G, but would love to give starlink a try.

[@downtoearthconstruction7768]

I have satelite internet at my cabin in the Allegheny, thanks for the tool tip you introduced me to a better option.

[@goodhopeequestrianandregen7118]

This is awesome, you convinced me to pull the trigger on Starlink. Just been using my phone hotspot and it's unbearable after they throttle you down. Good Tool Tuesday if you ask me! WOOOO!

[@Greezbhal]

Starlink isn’t available where I am yet but T-Mobile home internet has been a game changer from regular satellite.

[@Greezbhal]

We had Hughesnet for years. Glad to be away from them.

[@smarticus6384]

Starlink is a game changer.

[@laspuma]

Just a tech nerd correction, your speed is measure in Megabits per second (Mbps) and not MegaBytes (MBps) per second. Divide the Mbps speed by 8 to get the MBps speed. So at 130Mbps, you are downloading 16.25MBps, for example, a 2-hour 720p movie is approximately 1GB it will therefore download in 61.5 seconds. No matter the terminology, that is FAST. Can't wait to have Starlink available in our area. Love the channel.

[@markrjones]

Incredible! I signed up as soon as they let me. Just waiting for the availability now. Two weeks ago we watched two different "trains" of StarLink satellites going over the farm. Probably soon down here in the Upstate SC.

[@kwantao69]

WOW, that is amazing, I am in Oriental (not that far from you) and I use CenturyLink on a T1 and I get around 9Mbps. StarLink looks like the real deal...

[@upscaleshack]

I live in Kenya and have 30 mbps fiber optic that I pay $45/mo for. I'm always recommending videos to my parents in Missouri, but they can't even watch a 3 minute youtube video because the latency in their satellite internet connection is so bad it just endlessly buffers, and they pay 3 times more than I do.

[@bowhuntingforlife]

@@jimputnam2044 that’s not really true. He’s paying $45 for 30 mbps, AT&T offers 1000 mbps for the same price where available. The problem is rural America or just out of town America where the fiber hasn’t been run yet. Wireless internet options are coming for some rural areas that are close enough to T-Mobile or Verizon towers. That will be a game changer for many people as well.

[@bowhuntingforlife]

@@jimputnam2044 I do not work for any of them. Lol you are comparing two different situations. If you know rural Americans all all getting screwed, give equal examples of home internet costs and options for equal rural situations in each country.

[@bowhuntingforlife]

@@jimputnam2044 I agree with you on that.

[@breakheartorchard4761]

I had to pay $1,200 to have century link lay dsl on my farm and it was always dropping out. Max ever speed was 9 meg. Their customer service was abysmal. Can’t wait to get star link.

[@ceepark114]

We have CenturyLink for internet also, terribly slow speeds, constant buffering while streaming videos. I am going to look into this. I can't believe they don't throttle you down like all the rest.

[@DnSAdventures]

Nice! I check my email/starlink account daily to see if there are any updates haha. Still awaiting ours in rural Virginia. Folks in rural America are definitely going to benefit from this service! - Shane

[@willowwood6798]

I also set mine up last week. I am in Angier NC.

[@jaycason5194]

thats the way dish network was in the beginning . it was close to 600. for dish set up back in the day

[@kennethjackson8258]

Great show as normal , thanks Josh Would be interesting what range you get away from your house 👍🏼

[@watershedoverlook]

Wow, very interesting! We have little to no internet at the Overlook...will DEFINITELY be digging further into this. Thanks Josh!!!

[@randycrews1240]

Thanks for sharing, I'm anxious to get mine; been following Starlink since they started . I signed up when they began beta testing, but I live in Northeast Florida. Where I live I am pleased with my DSL service, but building new home a couple of miles away & will have different phone company with no DSL service offered. I prepaid the end of February, since you received your's maybe it won't be long for us!

[@unquiche]

LOL, the CenturyLink I started out with in my cone-try home was 1 Mbps. Had it for a few years before getting terrestrial wireless (P2P radio) that maxes out at 20 Mbps. It’s nice but the price isn’t: $300/mo. The StarLink hardware starter cost is just 2 months of fees, and I’ll be spending 1/3 as much monthly after initial install. SOOOOO looking forward to getting my “available” notification.

[@orkin.itadmina2072]

happy new starlink indeed

[@jalopyjoe4483]

Was hear Thank you thank you thank you Looking forward to updates. Want to set one up on the mountain house over in Mill Spring NC but no one has done it over in Polk County. Startup cost was a little high to be a guinea pig.

[@jalopyjoe4483]

Wooooo

[@regenm]

Great video Josh this is something that everybody can use. I live in the country as well in Northwest Georgia and as of tomorrow I will be looking for a starlink opportunity. Thanks again love your videos bud

[@kristinj8271]

Very interesting. No internet where I am. When we had HughesNet the TV screen was always pixelated and so slow sound was behind and didn't match up to actors lips. I'll be very interested to see your follow up reviews. Ty!

[@nunyabidness517]

Just so you know. Mb is a megabit. MB is a megabyte. 8 bits in a byte. Thanks for the video. I am in the country too with limited internet options.

[@larogersii1]

I am wondering how you got that so soon. I have been signed up in Missouri and am waiting for mine. You are right this will make rural internet a dream now. It will lower my bills by over $100.00 for internet and sat tv

[@q95oldies57]

Nice job. Good presentation! Near Trap Hill?? Pretty country. I'm over near Tryon, NC!

[@James_Innes]

That will be good for your live streaming. It will be interesting to see how far from the Wi-Fi transmitter you can get a signal. 500 yards? You may need a signal booster on the roof to the other side of the farm, then you can connect your security cameras too for live cow-watch.

[@coyotesden]

I got mine just over a month ago, love it!

[@cop4hie]

You were getting 4 gig downloads with CenturyLink? We have CenturyLink and only get 1.4 TOPS! CenturyLink promised us years ago that 1.4 was just the beginning. They said they would upgrade to higher speed very soon. It's been 10 years and now they have stopped providing service to new neighbors in my area. Its almost like CenturyLink is trying to get rid of rural customers. This system looks very promising. We had satellite internet before CenturyLink years ago when it first came out and it was pretty bad and very expensive. I pray this system you have shown lives up to your review.

[@littletailsfarm8446]

Just followed and subbed up Starting up our homestead and KZbin channel and love it ❤️ 🐐 #littletailsfarm

[@JoeMalovich]

What a game changer for you! I'm lucky with my 400Mbps landline.

[@laini654]

Were not far from Clemson SC but yet the website said our area isn't expected to have service until 2023. If it works from satellites why do they need "service" to our area? Do you know, lol, ??? Love your videos!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

no idea....I just know as soon as it was available I ordered it