Starlink - anyone using it?

Standby is intended to be Standby only, it is not intended to be use actively. Their terms to state this, if left in standby for months and months, they can deactivate the unit.

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  • Standby Mode is not intended for constant, maritime, or high-bandwidth use. Customers pausing with Standby Mode for more than 12 consecutive months may, at Starlink’s discretion, (i) be required to pay a fee or upgrade to a different Service plan, or (ii) be only able to connect to the internet to access their Starlink account.
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In-motion removed from standby

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Service Restricted | Moving Too Fast​

We received an alert from your Starlink on service line indicating it is moving too fast for your service plan.

Starlink plans support in-motion use up to these maximum speeds:

  • Residential: Stationary use only at fixed, registered addresses
  • Roam: Up to 100 mph (160 km/h)
  • Local and Global Priority: Up to 100 mph (160 km/h)
  • (New) Aviation 300MPH: Up to 300 mph (482 km/h)
  • (New) Aviation 450MPH: Up to 450 mph (724 km/h)
To resume service, reduce your speed below the limit for your plan. For Residential plans, return to your registered service address. Learn more about in-motion use here.

Note: Pausing service with Standby Mode is not intended for in-motion use.
 
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KIA said:
Starlink 100Mb/s residential with unlimited data for £35 per month is now available in certain areas.


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Find their pricing by address / different addresses really strange!
 

Discounted Residential Plans: Offer Ends 30 April​

  • £25/mo — Residential 100 Mbps: Reliable, affordable home internet service for seamless connectivity with speeds up to 100 Mbps.
  • £45/mo — Residential 200 Mbps: Fast, reliable internet service for everyday home use with speeds up to 200 Mbps.
  • £65/mo — Residential Max: Our best performing home internet service with maximum speeds available—up to 400+ Mbps. With this plan, you can opt in for a free Mini Kit with flexible, discounted service plans to use while traveling, camping, boating, RVing, and more in 150+ markets.

After 6 months, the service plan price returns to the standard price. Speeds are not guaranteed and based on global 99th percentile download speeds. Pricing and plan availability may vary based on location.
 
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Dangerous said:

Discounted Residential Plans: Offer Ends 30 April​

  • £25/mo — Residential 100 Mbps: Reliable, affordable home internet service for seamless connectivity with speeds up to 100 Mbps.
  • £45/mo — Residential 200 Mbps: Fast, reliable internet service for everyday home use with speeds up to 200 Mbps.
  • £65/mo — Residential Max: Our best performing home internet service with maximum speeds available—up to 400+ Mbps. With this plan, you can opt in for a free Mini Kit with flexible, discounted service plans to use while traveling, camping, boating, RVing, and more in 150+ markets.

After 6 months, the service plan price returns to the standard price. Speeds are not guaranteed and based on global 99th percentile download speeds. Pricing and plan availability may vary based on location.
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do you need the new dish for max. North of london i get a max of 230mb. I dunno what others get in UK
 
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do you need the new dish for max. North of london i get a max of 230mb. I dunno what others get in UK
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Speeds are via region and time of day. If you are using the Mini you are not likely to see the fastest speeds but the GEN2 and GEN3 dish can hit the 300/400Mbps mark, if the region allows etc.
 
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Speeds are via region and time of day. If you are using the Mini you are not likely to see the fastest speeds but the GEN2 and GEN3 dish can hit the 300/400Mbps mark, if the region allows etc.
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I have a gen2 dish. I have never logged near 300mb in a year
 
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