Glad to hear that! Definitely an internet option for your situation. It's not perfect, especially when there's a storm or heavy rain, but it's definitely better than having no high speed internet. Think about during power outages like we had here in Iloilo, because we have solar at home for power (or a generator) we had no issues going online.
Texas Filipino brought his from the states too. Glad we have it here in the Philippines, it will be a good alternative for those who lives in the provinces plus great for disaster areas where communication is key.
Bump into your yt channel. Diin ka kabakal sa Starlink disc? Unit = P24k to 25k while monthly subs = P2700, right? Where are you in Iloilo for reference? Salamat gid.
The Visayas are pathways of cyclones/typhoons,I know cause i was reared up in Romblon. My olds qwould raise up their kubo time and again as per the strenght of the typhoon😫
Thanks for the video.. I am a kano from Oregon, living here about 10 years. We have land here to the north of us (have not built yet) and will have to use Starlink. I was also worried about the storms as we get some very violent thunder and lightning here, sometimes. Our daughter works at home for a call center and we need the best reliability we can get. Wish le lived closer... would love to have a good friend the speaks good English!
I will be setting up my starlink next week in mountain area. Plus I build diy tower using poles that I bought in Junkshop. Gonna setup my own network firewall to improve network speed. I will give you an update on my setup so you will also have an idea how to improve yours.
Did you buy your starlink in the p.i. or had it shipped to you from the US. Also btw so happy to see you back at the videos again. You and your family are very inspirational. One more thing are you guys generating income out there? Like are you or your wife working? Or just retirement money... just wondering because I'll be making the big move in August and am nervous.
Bought it from the Philippines and it did come from the US. it got delivered via DHL but took a while. When we moved, we planned for 2 years no income while we build our house and put together a business out here and investments. Unfortunately, we are too young to be receiving retirement. It's always nerve racking when you're doing a leap of faith, but just trust your preparation and plans and everything will pan out. Just remember live like the locals here.
When raining hows the signal?
Just light to normal rain it’s fine. It’s when there’s heavy rain that it becomes a little spotty and laggy.
Thank you for the info on starling. We are planning to get it on our property which is very remote and no fiber available.
Glad to hear that! Definitely an internet option for your situation. It's not perfect, especially when there's a storm or heavy rain, but it's definitely better than having no high speed internet. Think about during power outages like we had here in Iloilo, because we have solar at home for power (or a generator) we had no issues going online.
My PI Dreams you tube channel got this a while back it says it works really good. James from Arkansas
Texas Filipino brought his from the states too. Glad we have it here in the Philippines, it will be a good alternative for those who lives in the provinces plus great for disaster areas where communication is key.
Thank you for your sharing new friend here sending support ❤❤❤
Thank you! we appreciate you.
Bump into your yt channel. Diin ka kabakal sa Starlink disc?
Unit = P24k to 25k while monthly subs = P2700, right?
Where are you in Iloilo for reference?
Salamat gid.
right now Starling Philippines is having a promo of P19k for the unit. We are in Mandurriao.
Thanks for sharing! Not sure about the "less speed is actually pretty decent here in the Philippines". Here in Manila, our average is 200 mbps.
The Visayas are pathways of cyclones/typhoons,I know cause i was reared up in Romblon. My olds qwould raise up their kubo time and again as per the strenght of the typhoon😫
totally agree! Iloilo is lucky to have Guimaras and Antique to take most of the hit.
Awesome info... Are you guys also using a particular VPN? 🤙🏼 Thanks in advance...
We use Surf Shark for VPN if needed for our devices.
@@famfromthebay Ayos, salamat gid..🤙🏼
Not all for the masses
totally agree.
Thanks for the video.. I am a kano from Oregon, living here about 10 years. We have land here to the north of us (have not built yet) and will have to use Starlink. I was also worried about the storms as we get some very violent thunder and lightning here, sometimes. Our daughter works at home for a call center and we need the best reliability we can get. Wish le lived closer... would love to have a good friend the speaks good English!
Where in Iloilo/subdivision are you guys located?
I will be setting up my starlink next week in mountain area. Plus I build diy tower using poles that I bought in Junkshop. Gonna setup my own network firewall to improve network speed. I will give you an update on my setup so you will also have an idea how to improve yours.
Please do! otherwise we'll be searching on TH-cam on how to do it...lol
Did you buy your starlink in the p.i. or had it shipped to you from the US. Also btw so happy to see you back at the videos again. You and your family are very inspirational. One more thing are you guys generating income out there? Like are you or your wife working? Or just retirement money... just wondering because I'll be making the big move in August and am nervous.
Bought it from the Philippines and it did come from the US. it got delivered via DHL but took a while. When we moved, we planned for 2 years no income while we build our house and put together a business out here and investments. Unfortunately, we are too young to be receiving retirement. It's always nerve racking when you're doing a leap of faith, but just trust your preparation and plans and everything will pan out. Just remember live like the locals here.
Hello maam/sir..! Ur New subscriber here. 😊 🤙💚
Thanx Jam!
Do you use starlink for your cellphone??? Thanks
wifi for cellphone. cellphone have to go thru cell providers unless you have a sat phone that goes directly off satellites which is really expensive.
Did the purchase come with an official receipt? Thank you.
online receipt just like any online purchases.
How is your internet connection with the Starlink?
its actually pretty good. It actually averages between 50-100Mbps on a clear day lower when its raining.
Tysm!