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georgee:Yeah just wanted to put it out there to prevent someone from getting the router and then disappointed at their speeds during peak hours. I have an external router too; but it's mainly to cover dead zones in the upper floor. Most of my devices are connected to the main router. |
PotatoSalad:The speed is not enhanced by the router. You'll get the same speed on the 5GHz (most especially during midnight). I have found Starlink to be incredibly fast at late hours, up to 300+Mbps. But during the day it drops to around 100+Mbps (especially for my area where it's at capacity and I'm on roaming) |
You are asking the same questions over and over again. The thread is just 43 pages long. I'll advise you invest some time to read from page 1 to the end. And then na you go answer your own questions by yourself. |
Kingdemu:Oh thanks. I pulled out. The online drama is a no-no for me. |
ZIKEYBOY11:It could be. Track it on Global Cainiao to see the latest tracking number. In my case, it was speedaf and yes I got the regular emails from speedaf |
jonescosmos:Many thanks for your reply. I'm going to monitor the consumption over the next couple of days and get back with my findings with concentration during the hours of 5pm - 10pm. Everyone will be at home and in consumption in full gear. Too bad that would be when sunlight is already out. |
jonescosmos:Impressive I must say. Been following your setup for quite some time because I'm trying to use it as a benchmark for my own off-grid solution in a couple o' months. Thank you for listing your load consumption. It was very beneficial as we share almost the same load setup; just a bit different quantities as follows 1x 2HP standing a/c 1x 1.5 HP split 5 x 1HP split 7x chandeliers No desktop machines 5x 15Ltrs w/heaters about 200yards of LED lighting No electric burners (gas only) Kitchen hood/Smoke extractor Electric gate and fencing 1x 1hp pumping machine 1 water pressure booster 1x washing machine Everyother thing remains quite (almost) identical to yours. Pray tell, if we swapped loads, do you think your setup would conveniently carry mine? If you had my load setup; what would you add to your inverter setup to still maintain power autonomy without worries? Thanks in anticipation. |
otis54:Chill out. You'll be fine eventually. |
otis54:Got ya! One other thing I should mention (for other cases) would be that if your Starlink was in the middle of an update and lost power; you'd be in a world of pain. Unless you do one of two things: 1. Unpug the router for at least mins or more, or 2. Do a reset It happened to me, no be say, dem say! In my case, it would show that it was establishing connection, and then disconnect, saying the cable was unplugged or there was a faulty connection between router and dish. No matter how many times I turned it on and off, and replug the cable, nothing worked. I even waited and left it on for many hours. It didn't work. Until I unplugged it and let it stay without electricity for a while. |
BadMaster:No way your cable would be faulty with drop rate at 0%. No way! It's as simple as it gets. Do you even understand what a ping drop is. It means a loose or break in connection somewhere. If no data is being transferred, it would always be at 0%. For a bad cable, as soon as data transfer begins, it MUST drop. The debug data doesnt keep all the history but live data. So you need to simulate data transmission to see it. If Starlink would replace your cable as "bad", then it was dropping connection; internet or router comms. End of stories. Nothing more; nothing less. I know people who got replacement cables for what seemed like a "cable problem" but ended up with a new dish ultimately. |
otis54:There is even no need going up to the roof. If you check the Starlink app, Advanced and then find Debug data You can see the "Cable ping drop rate" under Router submenu. This should be 0% at all times. If it's greater than zero , it means there is a break in the cable and a new cable would solve it. If it is currently 0% with your old cable, then a new cable won't solve the issue.
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iAmTestedOsic:Mobile - Regional: 49k / month |
Latosky:You don't need to call customer care. As long as its a new device (unactivated). there is an option if you already have a device. It's mostly used for both new and transfer of old accounts to a new person (more complicated) Besides there are many Youtube and text tutorials about how to do this. |
BadMaster:You can see the criminals saying it's officially 1.3m but they dropped it to 800 for a 38% discount ![]() Deceptive marketing. Has starlink ever officially sold above 800k (which is even just the new increment)? |
Leun:Have you tried Alat (Mastercard) by WemaBank It's what I used and it works one-time. |
Fuadeiza:One new brother freed from the shackles of Nigerian ISPs. Get ready to celebrate your first 30-day stretch of internet usage with zero downtimes. Something that could never happen with local ISPs. Network must run sha. |
mekkyswazeh:I heard.. I heard... I heard How hard could it be brov to type in their website url into your browser and see things for yourself. This lazy mentality will not take us anywhere; for real. |
pcachuks:Speak to your bank and ask for a tracer. Should be pretty easy to see how the money moved and where it is currently at. I know for sure Starlink would only take the deposit and not the full sum UNLESS there was a glitch in which case your bank can do a fund recall. |
ibawon:For sure it does have apps in the phone stores (asides the regular web UI). Pictures full Google (Nokia wifi beacon 1.1) There are newer versions. Should cost you right now about 95k before shipping. Couldn't find it in Nigeria unless you perhaps go via network providers. |
lukfame:Very easy! The ethernet adapter plugs into the Starlink router. Then an ethernet cable is plugged one end into the ethernet adapter and the other end into your router. In my case it's a Nokia Beacon. There is really no need to turn on bypass mode. In my case, I renamed the SSID of the Nokia beacon to the same as the Starlink. This allows devices to seamlessly switch between the main Starlink router or the Nokia Beacon depending on where they are and signal (not network) strength; without having to manually switch wifi networks. The most important thing to do is split your network (if you haven't done so) into 5GHz and 2.4GHz from the Starlink app settings. if your TP Link supports splitting, do the same. Enjoy |
udatso:Even though they are ultra-greedy; cant blame them one bit. I blame the "lazy" ones who cannot take out just 5mins to read and follow instructiosn as clear as day. It doesn't even take up to 5mins to process the order. Even the installation itself is plug and play. So what gives? But my people are too lazy. In my case. Starlink mentioned reduceds speeds due to roam as residential has more priority. Yet, I get speeds in the 200+ from anywhere in the building.
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miracle1997:apollo group dot tv Join every thing together; I'ma avoid the spam bot and ensure it's exactly as above as there are other clones |
georgee:USD, c r y p t o Using TiviMate |
miracle1997:Apollo |
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pcachuks:You've been waiting for the "Residential or Standard Plan". For now no space; so you have to wait until (only Starlink knows) I paid for "Roam or Mobile" plan; 11k extra per month it would cost; but I didn't have to wait; plus you can always take it anywhere in Nigeria as against the former which is tied to one location. I should get the device tomorow. It's already in town and that's about 1 week thereabouts in transit. |
I knew it was gonna happen sooner or later. So I quickly paid for roam Imagine I was waiting endlessly for Residential |
Fuadeiza:Looks like a good article. Asides the pricing and speed; other points are kinda valid. Tracking number received; Seems to be coming in from California |
Leun:This is lovely. MTN used to give me 500+Mbps on good day and about 130Mbps on bad days. But they were not unlimited; ripoff to me. Airtel brough the unlimited but maxed at 60Mbps or so Local fibre is charging 50k for 25Mbps; when starlink roam is giving you 100Mbps averagely, for 49k and even 200+ for cheaper (residential) Patiently waiting for delivery. Don't know what to even do with these relics I have, airtel, mtn, swift, etc |
Fuadeiza:Nah mate! You have two options once you land on the website. 1. Residential pay the full price and get your kit. But for Lagos, Abuja and Kano, you have to wait for a while after paying 32k deposit due to capacity issues. 2. Roam: pay the full price and get your kit. But the speeds are reduced compared to residential but you have the advantage of moving it around the whole country and even pausing your subscription ( you cant do that on residential) Nonetheless; the speed on roam is faar better and consistent that what Nigerian ISPs would give you. Nigerian ISPs do give and take. You get it now. Just go to the website and follow the prompts. Make sure to read cos its plainly stated there before you add your card. Goodluck |
Leun:Impressive. Currently paying 50k for 25Mbps and 20k for 20Mbps (backup) So paying 49k for 50 - 125Mbps (roam) is a no-brainer. Patiently waiting for tracking number |
Fuadeiza:It means that a location is at capacity (filled up) and no more space for new users. So you gotta pay a deposit 32k and a spot is reserved for you. When somebody leaves that location; or more satellites are deployed; they will start adding people from the waiting list (queue). Unfortunately, you're not given a number; so you never know when it's gonna be your turn. It could be some months or years; nobody knows. Yeah I will switch plan without buying a new dish. One the homepage, you can either choose Roam or Residential |