cqaigy2
Super Member
Same here. SL has dropped during heavy slushy rain and seemed to slow down during regular rain. I'm not sure, but it seems to slow down when we have a heavy snow fall too.
Same here. But heavy rain does disrupt Starlink.My SL seems way less sensitive to rain than my Dish TV
That's not the case here. We've lost service due to weather for about 20 minutes once in the 18 months we've had Starlink. It was in the middle of a HEAVY storm. The rain was coming down so hard, I could not see even a hint of the railing on our deck about 10 feet outside our window. We've had other heavy storms, but nothing like that. The other heavy storms slowed things down, and maybe had a drop for a minute or two. A normal rain is not even noticeable in our internet performance.I lose service at a sprinkle of rain.
They have a 150’ cable now you can purchase. It comes with 75’. Not sure what could be done if you need longer.I have been on the wait list since feb 2021. I was looking online at the accessories. It looks like the longest cable to connect the dish is 100 feet. How are you all overcoming that limitation. I was hoping to mount it on a post or pole in the front yarrd/field. With the wind we get here, mounting on the roof seems like a disaster waiting to happen.
I'm not sure how windy it is where you are, but I'm located on a hilltop and get frequent wind gusts of 50+ MPH.I have been on the wait list since feb 2021. I was looking online at the accessories. It looks like the longest cable to connect the dish is 100 feet. How are you all overcoming that limitation. I was hoping to mount it on a post or pole in the front yarrd/field. With the wind we get here, mounting on the roof seems like a disaster waiting to happen.