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It's not 2500$ for the normal dish, and you just set it up on the patio on its legs. 250$/m for fast internet at sea is a freaking modern miracle as far as I'm
by AYBABTME 3y ago
It's not 2500$ for the normal dish, and you just set it up on the patio on its legs. 250$/m for fast internet at sea is a freaking modern miracle as far as I'm concerned.
- MissTake 3y agoFrom looking at their website, it would seem you need the $2,500 dish for maritime “on the move” usage. In addition it would need power, and cruise ships are notorious for policing what you can plug in, and finally only a scant few rooms have balconies- and they’re the $100k a person rooms. It all comes down to practicalities.
- AYBABTME 3y agoYou don't need the maritime dish, the 500$ one does it. The power consumption is <100W continuous, I would be surprised if cruise ships can't deal with that. I'll admit idk anything about rooms with patios vs not. It just really doesn't strike me as an impossible project, not even particularly hard for someone who's willing to pay for the room.