I'm guessing that this only works when parked. I wonder when Starlink will be able to track satellites from a platform that has fully dynamic position, orienta

I'm guessing that this only works when parked. I wonder when Starlink will be able to track satellites from a platform that has fully dynamic position, orientation, and obstructions. I had Starlink for a short time but had to send it back for a refund. I desperately wanted it to replace my 20Mbit DSL, but I could not place the dish anywhere that was not blocked by trees. Even with a small portion of the sky blocked, I was getting constant drops that made me unwilling to make the further investment of switching over all of my infrastructure to use it. Ultimately, my issues stemmed from the required field of view being oriented in a northerly direction, whereas my southerly view from the same location is completely clear of obstructions. I occasionally pull out the app to check whether they have removed that limitation, but it still looks to the north as of this writing.