💥The ULTIMATE Off Grid Internet Solution💥| The BEST Of Both Worlds!

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• TH

  @TheLifestylePioneers · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

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• KA

  @kadachiman7234 · 2 years ago (edited)

  As a telecommunications technician that specialises in remote area connectivity, I can say that this is a very well-presented video and is a solution that most people would find easy to implement.<br>The only thing I will add is that you should ensure that you use RJ45 plugs that are metal shielded to allow the Starlink cable shielding to be continuous (and much easier to use RJ45 metal pass through connectors) I note that you did use metal RJ45 connectors but did not state this to the audience.<br><br>As a next step up, you could go for MIMO direction antennae (e.g. Blackhawk) instead of the omni directional antenna you have on your roof as this will vastly improve your 4G/5G signal strengths and therefore speeds.....but you will then also need a WiFi omnidirectional antennae to get your 100m WiFi range back.

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• MT

  @MTB817-Z · 2 years ago

  Outback Comms have a Good 12V system as well. mounts ya Starlink all in one location.

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• DO

  @Doug-c6b · 1 year ago

  Thankyou for that. I have trees that will stop access to the satellite for sure. Your detail of 170X70 was very helpful. Also clouds etc. I have just saved heaps. I am set up in my van permanently.

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• KO

  @komapaiim · 1 year ago

  Nothing beats Starlink in rural Australia. 🙏🙏🙏

• SE

  @Seriously1969 · 2 years ago

  Man of great knowledge. You guys keep up the good work. All information is valuable, from wheel nuts to tyre pressure or wife annoying you tips😊. Always worth while watching every week.

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• AL

  @alanhildred4674 · 3 months ago

  With starlink mini you don’t need a modem and I just toss it on the roof through the hatch or on the dashboard when traveling. Works a treat.

• PI

  @pieterholwerda3335 · 1 year ago

  As always Simon, a very informative and useful post. Thank you.

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• ST

  @stephenhorton119 · 2 years ago

  Just a tip, leave a nightlight plugged into a gpo that will light up at night to signal inverter is left on .

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• JA

  @Jamesy_a · 2 years ago

  Just stumbled across you in my feed. Great video mate, straight to the point no blah blah blah…. Love it, oh and I’m a sparkie…. Great explanation on the more technical stuff.

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• CE

  @cepholopod777 · 2 years ago

  Thanks

• DA

  @darrylweidenhofer · 2 years ago

  yeah mate &nbsp;My only option for internet phone etc. &nbsp;Game changer