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no, the antenna is cheap and cannot receive from more than one at a time. nothing to do with fcc.
by shaklee3 5y ago
no, the antenna is cheap and cannot receive from more than one at a time. nothing to do with fcc.
- wmf 5y agoYeah, no. Legally, each cell can only be covered by one satellite beam because otherwise it might cause interference [with non-Starlink systems]. Given that the terminal only has one beam hitting it, there's no point in designing the terminal to support multiple beams.
- shaklee3 5y agothat's not how modern satellites work. there are overlapping frequency bands and polarizations in the same location that do not interfere. there's also tdma to prevent interference.
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