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You must mean FTTP? I’m on BT FTTC and achieve 45Mbps. No?Im on BT FTTC and am getting ~250Mbps speeds. Pings are in the region of 12ms.
Could be G.FastYou must mean FTTP? I’m on BT FTTC and achieve 45Mbps. No?
I think some people have signed up for it.I know it is not strictly cars but has anyone been using the Elon's Starlink broadband in the UK? There is report about people getting 400Mb speeds which is really awesome. But not cheap at £89/mth.
It isn't free, haven't you purchased your share of the land yet from Mars Sale I'm planning a garage for the M3 in the west corner of my plot great views from there.I suspect Mars won't remain a "free planet" for long...
Watch out..they'll get you on back taxes (rates and services), failure to keep your plot dust free and inheritance taxes and finally compulsory purchase and capital gains @ 150%It isn't free, haven't you purchased your share of the land yet from Mars Sale I'm planning a garage for the M3 in the west corner of my plot great views from there.
Grr...lucky you. Still enjoying 1-2 mbps here while I wait...Well here goes, Received my Starlink a couple of weeks ago
Wow your internet is very poor....Grr...lucky you. Still enjoying 1-2 mbps here while I wait...
Good luck!
10mb? What ya complaining about? We get half that and I doubt starlink would work either with the trees and hills.Wow your internet is very poor....
I get 10mb (on a good day) down, 0.8 up.
I have it on order and am waiting....
But I get quite annoyed when I read online, people in towns ordering it when they have 40/50mb connection already...
I would be well happy with that kind of speed compared to my 10mb which, at times, frequently drops out.
But I suppose I live in the countryside, so you have to have pants internet, it's the law.
Less than 10 you can claim for a 'USO' grant £3500. If you have enough of you below 10, you can use the grant together to try and get the install cost down for fibre.10mb? What ya complaining about? We get half that and I doubt starlink would work either with the trees and hills.
Ruralism I cry, ruralism by the urbanites. No mobile signal either.
There's no real comparison between an ordinary RF TV signal and the tight beam-formed phased-array that Starlink uses. Bear in mind that Starlink is receiving AND transmitting to Low Earth Orbit satellites that are crossing the visible sky at a huge rate of knots. The dish is constantly moving the beam from sat to sayt without breaking the connection. Tear-downs have shown that there really is nothing like Starlink's technology in the current consumer world. Musk himself has said that they are losing a fortune on each setup as the dish alone costs twice what they are currently charging.I’ll keep quiet about living in uncharted territory and getting 22mb/s…
i wonder how much truth there is about trees affecting signals. I’ve lived here 23 years and every few years, another metre was added to my TV aerial pole To compensate for the now massive trees in the way. Signal went out again a couple of weeks ago and I was resigned to ordering freesat as my pole is already 4 metres above my chimney.
Along came the TV man and put a squitty little super aerial inside my loft - full signal right through the densest part of the trees!
Took down the external aerial so no more bird poo on my solar panels. Result!
Aware but sadly the hamlet has less than a dozen houses several miles from a fibre junction and the guys that could get involved for a DIY job are either 'too busy' or too cheap. The logistics of trenching and laying cable is as daunting as the cost of the stuff with narrow lanes, high banks and hedges and same need to cross roadways Yes, it can be done but needs everyone on board. It'd be a lot easier if one had rights to DIY access telephone poles.Less than 10 you can claim for a 'USO' grant £3500. If you have enough of you below 10, you can use the grant together to try and get the install cost down for fibre.
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