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Are you in an area of relatively low population density? I would guess that places like rural California and Texas have seen an increase of user density which
by anonporridge 4y ago
Are you in an area of relatively low population density?
I would guess that places like rural California and Texas have seen an increase of user density which would cause bandwidth decreases. If you're in a place with relatively slow user growth, you could be getting advantage of increased total bandwidth of the satellite constellation.
- Scoundreller 4y agoMy thought is being on a coast would have the best throughput because you’re the first/last “in-view” as the constellation passes over. Could have lots of variability though.
- chrisco255 4y agoNo I am mostly in Austin, Texas. Although I do travel and have used it in New Mexico, Tennessee, and Florida with 100+ Mbps.