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Sounds pretty awesome! Anyone know how much performance might be expected to degrade as the number of users increases? Most of these people probably have the en
by avalys 6y ago
Sounds pretty awesome! Anyone know how much performance might be expected to degrade as the number of users increases? Most of these people probably have the entire Starlink RF spectrum to themselves in whatever location they’re testing in.
- stjohnswarts 6y agoThis is what I figure, it will get oversold and then everyone is down to 10Mbps or so.
- londons_explore 6y agoYou'll probably end up just paying extra for priority. Eg. It costs $50 per month for regular speed, $100 for double regular speed, etc.
- YinglingLight 6y agoIf you're worried about too many users in the area using Starlink, then you're in an area you don't need to worry about needing Starlink.
- nickik 6y agoThe problem will not be the spectrum, the sats will likely be the bottle neck. The amount of users can scale with the amount of sats you have. You will hopefully get a better signal by having many sats in your view and the ability for the network to make smart choices about where to send what when.