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Starlink Internet
- Thread starter MNwr786
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Here are a few screenshots from starlinks webpage. The map suggests that your speed might drop in the low capacity (wait list) areas. If you are in an area of normal availability and that particular cell isn't being maxed out with fixed primary users, I doubt yours would be any slower. However, I have not yet used the portability option, so I cannot say for sure. In my experience, starlink doesnt unreasonably throttle anyone unless they absolutely need to. The average TV addict streaming paramount plus on a roku (my GF) burns between 20-30GB a day (and thats with the quality set to 720, not 1080). If you have 2 or 3 tv's streaming all day, you will hit your 1TB a month limit in a couple weeks, but if you are like me and use less than half of that the whole month, I doubt you will be throttled at all, even when portable. They understand people game and watch TV, so unless that is your daily ambition, I wouldnt worry about it.
