How to setup and install your Starlink Kit
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I zip tied mine to the top of an old dead tree over a year ago and have had excellent results ever since. I watched this video because I was thinking I should mount it more professionally. Now I'm thinking if it aint broke, don't try to fix it
If it ain't broke no need. Lol.
ah just add another zip tie and make sure shes good for another few years
unless the tree falls down i guess
Jerry rigging is a great idea if you are going to be cheap but I live in a hurricane prone high wind area and Zip ties on a dead tree will not work. A good wind will take it down. Good job to you though you went EL CHEAPO.
You're right about florida hurricanes. I live here too in the panhandle. I did end up ordering the pole adapter and installed it on my pole barn with a heavy 10' steel pole welded to my steel trusses. It did do fine in that tree for a while though. I put it there for a quick test and never took it down and also never had a problem. I've been lucky.
Use stainless steel zip ties or UV will damage the plastic and you will find your dish hanging😂
Enjoyed the WIFI, but Starlink's customer service is close to worthless. Had it not been for Mr. J Christina's videos I would not have figured out how to "communicate" with Starlink. The email and thumbs down method gave me access, but Starlink's responses to
simple questions were ridiculous ! After 3 months I sold my "Roam" gear and transferred my serial # etc to someone else using the excellent videos.
Again thank you Mr. Christina for all your videos/help ! After reading other comments below, I can see that the monthly cost will continue to rise and make it prohibitive. I don't do a lot of streaming or downloading so my phone carriers WIFI (Mint) is just fine.
I also see I paid $100 more through Starlink to buy my gear, when I could have purchased through Best Buy !
Funny, I’m old and hate computers, cell phones also but after reading these comments I must be a genius thanks for the laughs half the queries were answered in this video
I got my system running in about 30 mins. Though I am curious as to why the chap in the video says your Starlink dish will face north if it is in the northern hemisphere. I am in the Scottish Highlands west of Inverness. My dish faces south! But it works. 😊
He most likely misquoted, Sat devices like Starlink are supposed to face south in the NORTHER hemisphere and north in the SOUTHERN Hemisphere, because the satellite networks run in a band using the equator as the center point.
@@AgentExeider That's not accurate. You are describing systems that use geostationary satellites. Starlink uses hundreds of satellites in low Earth orbit (LEO), and the dish will point to the part of the sky with the highest concentration of satellites at any given moment.
chap what are you yapping about
it's kinda obvious if you are in North America, the Satellites are in the northern sky but if you have the motorized dish it will move to the best position within a minute of hookup.
I recall when I had Satellite TV we were required to have a clear view of the South Sky. I never had an issue because back then I lived across the street from ESPN the Worldwide Leader in Sports. Never had a problem with TV signal. Best 2 years of my life when I had Satellite TV.
From the creator of star link Space X they said in there literature any where in a clear sky
I did my set up I like 30 minutes we went on the roof and sat when we plugged everything in and and we signed into the app and boom tells yiu to make up wifi name and password then it lines up and it's own then the wifi is on only like 3 steps very easy I got up 193mbps first run
Good content. It still makes sense to have someone jump up on the roof though. I've had two friends pass away from roof falls.
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@@MattGerchow elevation isn’t a necessity. It can be on the ground and as long as there are no obstructions that could interfere with the signal it will work. Giving it elevation just helps to prevent blockage but it can be entirely unnecessary.
@MattGerchow wtf ?
I'm a home inspector for 15 yrs ....been in construction my whole life .
Never fell off a roof once in over 8000 inspections nor know any friend that builds that has.
@@KevinMcGrath-g3z sounds like you and all those around you are blessed. More than 150,000 people a year die or are hospitalized in the private sector for roof falls each year.
@@KevinMcGrath-g3z That's kind of like saying... I don't wear a seat belt because I've never had an accident, nor do I know anyone who has.
now show us how the Starlink Business package with just the Power Supply can be plugged directly into a network switch and not needing the Starlink Router.
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Starlink a waste of money
@@JamalMcgimpsey-sl9qx starlink is only good when the reset era happens; right now were not in the reset but once the ERA come all this advanced technology will be public; Starlink will bring worldwide internet with no isp everywhere
I Would never buy their router. I bought a high quality Gaming router It was expensive but in my opinion way better than what they will ever offer plus it won't make Elon Musk richer than he already is. He has too much money as it is. The only reason I am going with Starlink is because Comcast refuses to extend the network 2 miles to the 15 people that live in my neighborhood.
@@robertbenoit5374 that’s the same reason we just purchased this kit. No other options
The Quechua Indian purchase this in the middle of the jungle. He takes out the install manual. First step: Download the application - WHAT? FROM WHERE? HOW?
😂😂
how did most people run the cables into their houses etc.
you need a drill and a boring bit to drill through the wall or if you have brick/cement a mason bit to run the wire through. Starlink sells the installation kit on their website but I didn't purchase my system on their website. My reason is because until you actually sign up for the service, you don't have access to their website which is a load of BS in my opinion. I bought mine on Amazon (Ironic as Amazon will soon have a competing product once they get approval from the FCC and FAA) My point is I don't like having to be forced into something until I am ready.
I drilled through a wooden door frame, wooden window frame also a possibility. My stone house is a hundred years old with 3 feet thick walls.
Not a bad idea for some to hire someone. Seen a lot of people install through things that could eventualy need replaced/repaired, then your cable is in the way
My unit has been “searching” for 24 hours now. No connection. Where is the support anyway?
What if it has a better view of the sky to the south but its in the northern hemisphere?
What if you didn’t download the app before you went out into the wilderness would you still be able to set it up without the app?
lol
Lol
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it has captive portal, it does not need any app, but its easier to manage it from the app
One would think they would add a package on the router that contains the app so you can get it offline
I would recommend showing some more realistic good and bad examples as opposed to a forested park and a 20 mile wide open beach
Yes, this is precisely what I'm looking for as well.
is it internet only service? i mean starlink use satelites to connect to router why not make it hybrid with receiving TVs ?
can we carry or travel starlink from country to country?
Yes, but you need the roaming service for that, not the cheaper residential
Hey, great Video. Stupid question tho. How do u set the Starlink antenna back to its original form? I Need to send my Starlink via package but it won't return to its original setting? I hope u get what I'm asking?
Have you tried factory reset in app?
@@ciar67tried factory reset but nope...im
i dont have it on right now ot tell u where it is. But somewhere in the APP there is the option STOW. Press this and the antenna will go back to its original position.
I was kinda surprised that the router I received doesn't have any Ethernet ports on it, so it's a wifi only router? This is kinda odd, and considering how much it cost, I would have expected the router to have at least 1 or two Ethernet ports, especially considering this is not a portable setup, and wired connections work a lot better in a house with walls, not to mention most PC's don't have a wifi card built in, so now I gotta go shopping just to connect my pc to my router
tell me about it i saw the adapter in the shop when i was looking for mounting piece, realised then, so another addon,
get an orbi
I think there is a spot that comes out/ opens up for either cable. Still half the cost of cable for me.
How far does this device work and how many cell phones does it work for? Please answer me. thank you. And how much does it cost?
It does have ethernet ports, they are hidden under a rhick rubber plug on my to protect them if it sits outside and you don't use them! But they are there!
Looking forward to it.
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@@mdjahiralimondal no
How far does this device work and how many cell phones does it work for? Please answer me. thank you. And how much does it cost?
More information
please what line and connections wired to inside of home ? What connections from what to cat5 or 6 to computer and hub for multiple devises ?
Do you have to drill a hole in a wall to run a cord in to the house?
Did you?
@@Humboldt-Herps same question here :/
Was wondering in the future,can they have starlink built into a TV,like Roku smartphone TV
Low latency, good speed, and is priced nicely in developing countries(in my area I pay a third of what Starlink costs for a 1MB/s connection)
U sure it faces north in the northern and south in the southern hemisphere that means it would be pointing to the polls and not the equator, I would think the satellites are orbiting the equator. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Can we set it up and verify a good connection BEFORE committing to the monthly service payment?
Through which cable does power go towards de dish? The 50ft cable goes to the modem directly and that's were it is powered? What if I don't want a router and just an adapter?
I can't find how to add an eth adapter to my order. do i really have to order it separately after receiving the dish?
If you don't have internet how are you going to access the app.
Do you have a smart phone?
How did you post this comment!?
@@greywolf270 Yes but where I am there isn't any cell phone coverage.
@@AnimeForeLife Ok let try to explain this do you can understand it. There is cell phone and WiFi where I am now. Where I am trying to get Internet service is a rural camp where there isn't any internet or cell phone coverage. Get it?
I’m sure they have a mobile Starlink option, but I think the equipment is more pricy. By this I mean that you can move with the router and get internet.
For 350$ do i need to buy routher and kabel extra?
thanks😊
will it be interrupted by rain?
No
How do you switch from your old internet connection to apply to the new one on the PC?
yea I had the same issue, there is no cable plug....0o
You have to sign in to the new router in the wifi settings after the new router is powered on
Thanks mate, much appreciated.
Great!
How do you contact the company to “ unpause” a purchased service?
Hey, u need create a new ticket on the app and explain that situation
No, he lied. You just click "activate service" in the menu of your account management in the site/app
Thanks
I've had this I'm going to say maybe seventeen months. We pay for it before we got it and we paid for it now for 8 months we've done everything that they've told us and we still don't have internet I'd suggest before anybody buys anything that they should know more about it you know before they buy. Elon musk is not a bad person I cannot get this to work I cannot talk to anybody about it so I would just like everybody to know watch what you buy because I can't get any customer service and I still have no internet almost after 2 years.
This is a problem with all companies they charge you before you get it and if it's not what you want or doesn't work it's a pain in the ass to get your money back.
It says that you can stop the service and return the equipment.
I bought my Starlink in Nigeria can I used it in Ghana ?
Mine didn’t come with a stand??? Can i still use it?
tbh, for the amount of money they charge, you should provide a crew for installation of this product. It's expensive and too many things can go wrong when mounting the dish...
Exactly, some providers out there aren’t expensive to send a technician out to install, even if you live far out.
it's actually cheaper than local providers here in Norway.
It is literally plug&play. A 3yr old would successfully do it.
Jesus, do you also want someone to tell you how to breath?
@@eustacebagge5499 thats the problems with today's society. Can't do anything for themselves.
But the purpose of this internet is to set up anywhere you got electricity, except you just have to put the satellite in the right spot and it's as easy as that.. no need for anyone to co.e set anything up
How could I protect the antenna from Hail, sun and even birds? Maybe a plastic dome?
In any country or only for us ???
Mine dosent apear on the wifi list but my router and starlink are conected i have the white ligh under the router any idias of what could it be?
I want to do business with Starlink network connection. Can internet service be provided on 100 mobile 2 km away from Starlink network? There is no such method.
could i leave it in my room jst wondering cs i dont want to get mine stolen
So cool
I want to see how it's made?.. please any video
Diameter of pole?
Interesting wonder if it’s easily packed away while riding a motorbike
And truly unlimited my current service provider charging over 100 for 1 gig and an extra 50 for unlimited data
Good
Whoever was in the video installing the cable at the dish done it wrong. Cable must go through the bottom of the bases ring then into the dishes post. Your cable must feed out through the bottom
Nice
Seems like these could be easily stolen if on the ground.
can this be set up without the app?
of course you can set it up without the app but why would you because it will assist you to find the best location with the least obstructions.
I peel of that white paper on my starlink is that okay?
I was wondering that 😅
What if you don't want WiFi in your home like me, I don't allow WiFi in my house.
Will this work I. Any African countries and any places in the world?
Only in certain countries listed on the starlink website
Why this device so expensive? This cost 4k USD in mi country
Mainly concerned about a seagull getting in the way.
How about ping guys is it bad or how
How long is that cable, like roof to living room router?
it literally says 75 ft
Ok, so our service address acoording to google maps isnt anywhere near where our address actually is. This makes it impossible to setup. That, and the fact that my brand new cell phone does not have the features. Who is around to help? Also, I do not have noticeable cellular reception at my address.
Your phone doesn't come with the app or more commonly known as "program" for operation.
You need to read the instructions and use the app program to find the signal for your area, then set up the signal collector dish, and it should find the signal from the satellite itself.
If you're not tech savvy, you'll need to hire a tech to install for you.
I set mine up in 25 mins.
But I'm very tech savvy.
Good luck!
Does Starlink work in Uganda?
yes
My experience is that the install does not work, the internet cant activate and the starlink reality does not meet reasonable standards.
I just set it up and it works fast was a breeze
@@AlphaTitanPro yep the cable supplied new was faulty and couldn’t suck the 0 and 1’s off the satellite. Starlink replaced and it all worked well.
So what this is telling me is living in WA I shouldn't wait my time? I'm surrounded by trees.
By far the worst internet service I've ever had. I'm in the country, so it was my only option. But if you like paying 160-200$ for internet that suddenly drops 15-20 times on a clear sunny day, then by all means, purchase it. If you have any other option besides satellite, get it. Or maybe to take camping it's OK. But for the price and what it doesn't offer, I can't wait to toss it in the dump. I see why people are complaining about tesla now, too. It just isn't worth the price. This product is a step backwards. I now understand why there is no customer support line. Because that line would be ringing non-stop 24/7. I'm the only person playing a game with consistent 999 ping. Awesome product.
@@Dajones9191 dang you still can't play online with starlink???😭😭😭😭
Okay so quick question is the app nessicary where i live i don't get cellphone signal it's the whole reason I'm buying this
Where can you find the actual app? Is it not on Android?
@@DanielWilliamIronside I figured out that only some phones are able to download the app. It specifically needs a compass and I found out my phone doesn't have that. I was extremely confused until I did some digging.
@@hardhiter-qg4wu oh wow, I didn't realise the Playstore was that clever.
@@DanielWilliamIronside Believe it or not the store is extremely clever.
@@hardhiter-qg4wu I shouldn't doubt Google, I am actually a huge fan!
You would think with how expensive starlink is it would come with instructions so you wouldnt have to youtube or google how to install
I can see it now, you wont get internet if there is a big storm or wind
Hate my life
I've been using it for over a year now and rarely ever notice a performance drop during bad weather.
The phillippines has regular bad weather and its doing great here. Currently a typhoon and its sitting at 200mbps
comical that they dont explain how to run the cable into the house
@@ImOnlySIeeping every house is different so theres no point, i ended up running it through my chimney which we haven’t used in over 15 years lol
I have a question...maybe someone on here can answer. I'm having trouble finding an actual contact email or phone number in order to ask it. We are going to be moving from Washington state to Alaska in the next 3 years. I would like to apply for a Starlink account, but am curious if we will be able to just pick it up and take it with us to Alaska when we move, or if we will need to reapply.
Because you are moving to another location, you may need to reapply and find out if Alaska is being serviced yet.
@@joefranks4235 Other folks out on the island already access Starlink...so, that shouldn't be an issue.
There's a map for this showing the availability worldwide. I believe It's on their website or app
I am not familiar with the residential system but if you have the Roam system for RVs (which would work fine for a house too) you will be fine. I travel to different state frequently.
i think on the website you can "add location" mine is just long and lat numbers
This missed the one step that is not blatantly obvious. setting up an account.
how many feet of cable does it come with
It says it in the video...
Just 17 seconds into it
75'
@@poppersrus516it took longer for you to post that than to just answer the question🤦🏽♀️
I send the whole thing back, why? there is only a gen 2 router, no cable plug in to pc, you have to buy a gen3 router @ 199 euro ahaaaaaaaa, shame, I am a huge fan of starlink and X. But the extra costs and routers you have to order is a major sitback....
TP-LINK has some cheap devices that you can use wirelessly bridge from Starlink to TP-LINK device, then plug network cables in, to extend the network.
router doesnt have a cable plug for pc, I was realy hoping it would....
I ordered the Ethernet adapter cable. The "dish" plugs into it, and it plugs into Starlink router. Ethernet Adapter has one (1) RJ45 Ethernet port on it. From that I run to my Deco X55 mesh Wifi module and it has three (3) available ports to "split it". One ethernet cable goes to my desktop as it's "hardwired"
I use a TP link, works fine
# Star link FOR Bangladesh
of no use at all
Quero comprar
Geez. Stay away form this company. If your service goes down, you are in for the most incompetent, rediculous customer service experience of your life.
Lose the music.
This video is useless. I gotta mount this on top of a building! Who puts a dish outside on the ground?
I’ve bought one, and subscribed to the service. Utter rubbish, build quality of the receiver, cheap. Signal intermittent. Don’t waste your money on it. I’ve cancelled my subscription. Musk should spend less time talking crap, and try building a better product. Stop ripping us off Musk.
:)... Somehow I don't think that you have actually bought this... Seems like a Elon bashing sessions from a true liberal to me :)
I just got mine earlier this week 4/19/23. Going to try to set up this coming week end.
@@joefranks4235 how is it?
did you get a great deal for it on Alibaba? the one sitting behind me works great.
not at that price; hard pass
starlink? Absolutely the worst service I have ever received from any company anywhere.
Ever considering fixing the typo in your title? Setup is not a verb and must be two words when used as a verb: Set up
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As a network engineer I've very interested in this infrastructure, however, all house in a neighborhood will all need a fiber handoff to a hub. We dont all need our own transmitter right? Why doesn't spacex just try to over throw the ISP Oligopoly? I feel like that would be more advantageous.
As a doctor i can't believe a network engineer can be so clueless 😂
@@agps4418 the point I was getting at was, they should aim for more clients then just having people set this crap up at their house
It's not really for people in cities. The idea was for remote locations an dthose of us in the woods, that can't get 5M service. He's said they aren't looking to take over cities or everywhere. They're more interested in stuff like RV's, Remote villages, ships, planes. People that can't get fiber.
@@pappabear7617 well guess what, this "crap" has liberated 40+ families from 0 internet conditions in my housing complex alone, and that's just coming from 1 single starlink unit,
this "crap" helps more than your usual money-grabbing providers
@@nitsgar they kinda can though. maybe not in western countries. in some other countries, internet is so expensive. my unit alone is being used by dozens of families. divide that to its monthly cost, and local fibers get killed easily.
it's weak on latency though.
Step-by-step instructions would be really nice. Instead, you gave a rapid-fire summary without any idea of what needs to be done. And there are NO instructions in the box. I swear to God, if I weren't so desperate for internet, I'd box the whole thing up and ship it back.
How far does this device work and how many cell phones does it work for? Please answer me. thank you. And how much does it cost?