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does anyone know a highly reliable mobile satellite internet solution? price is less-ish of an object but i've been looking for something to take with me on ex
by beachstartup 11y ago
does anyone know a highly reliable mobile satellite internet solution? price is less-ish of an object but i've been looking for something to take with me on extended camping trips and remote locations to do work or for emergencies (also thinking of buying property somewhere without good wired internet).
haven't found much so far except for extremely expensive (5-figure) expedition type rigs.
- Scottopherson 11y agoI'm interested in this too. I could take a lot more camping trips if I could video chat w/ coworkers from remote locations.
- idlewords 11y agoI'm kind of glad this is a limiting factor on techies in the wilderness.
- brandon272 11y agoI have searched for this before too as I'm not comfortable vacationing in places where I'm completely disconnected for a week at a time. Though the only thing I've been able to find are BGAN terminals. The equipment rental + data is extremely expensive.
- ahefner 11y agoShould improve over the next few years. There are several large new Ka-band systems either currently coming online (e.g. Inmarsat GX) or under development, and market pressure to build smaller, cheaper satellite terminals.
- farva 11y agoIt's possible (at least with the HN7000 ku-band system) to put a Hughesnet dish on a tripod and point it yourself (with the proper tools and knowledge). You'd need to get it from a dealer that allows self-installs (Hughesnet won't sell you equipment without a professional installation), such as Montana Satellite.