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That's not 30ms ping, that's add 30ms ping.
by earenndil 7y ago
That's not 30ms ping, that's add 30ms ping.
- slenk 7y agoNot always I don't think. Maybe from me to a geographic location 400 miles away, yes. But what about 4k miles away, like coast to coast? That would probably depend on how many satellites it has to bounce through and how far it has to travel terrestrial, but I would think there is a geographic distance where that 30ms is faster.
- anticensor 7y agoUp to three. After one bounce, it can be redirected into a geostationary or a polar satellite where the final bouncer would reach its LEO peer again.
- awj 7y agoThat statement assumes no transmission latency on your current setup. Kinda doubt that's the case.