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If you're just going sailing for a few months a year and you're not working remotely while onboard, it may be a tough sell.
by Tepix 4y ago
If you're just going sailing for a few months a year and you're not working remotely while onboard, it may be a tough sell.
- zamnos 4y ago> Pay As You Go > Starlink Maritime offers the ability to pause and un-pause service at any time, and is billed in one month increments, allowing users to customize their service to their individual needs. So you'd only be out the $500 or whatever for the dish when you're not using the service. Given maritime pricing on things, that's cheap. (As everyone knows, BOAT stands for break out another $thousand.)
- Moldoteck 4y agoIt depends of course, but generally marine equipment is extremely expensive and if you want maps for navigation/fishing with different data like tides, fishing areas and many others, you'll pay a yearly subscription for that map region, and it ain't cheap either. And that's just for maps. Add to this some cloud monitoring service that also will cost something.