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I agree, it's very "SEE THIS INSANE DESIGN FLAW IN STARLINK"-esque. And the design flaw is "They elected to use weather-proof proprietary connectors, instead of
by nikanj 5y ago
I agree, it's very "SEE THIS INSANE DESIGN FLAW IN STARLINK"-esque. And the design flaw is "They elected to use weather-proof proprietary connectors, instead of letting me crimp my own CAT6
- nkrisc 5y agoStarlink is not the first device to use CAT6 outdoors. There are plenty of existing RJ45 options.
- bryanlarsen 5y agoBut there are no 100W ones.
- numpad0 5y agoWaterproof RJ45/fiber/USB/UHF RF/anything is not new. Completely waterproof and weatherproof broadband wireless access point is not new, that's what cell tower equipment are. Those had been around since late 20th century. Now, a proprietary, weather hardened, friction fit, outdoor connector that repurposes USB-C? that's user hostile new.