Day: routers

  • Starlink – measurements of data throughput over the first few months

    Starlink – measurements of data throughput over the first few months

    Since spring of this year, we have installed a Starlink standard antenna firmly and flatly on the roof of our motorhome and operate it without the original Starlink router via the 24V DC on-board voltage and the Teltonika RUT X11 router in the living cabin. We have already described this in several articles, see especially Starlink - fixed installation the standard...

  • Starlink in the 4×4 camper – important facts

    Starlink in the 4×4 camper – important facts

    last updated on June 14, 2023 A preliminary note: Starlink is a very dynamic company. Changes were made often and numerously in the past, e.g. in relation to the service contract, the prices and the technology/hardware. Here we describe the current status of mid-May 2023 for a service/order address in Germany. It is recommended to always…

  • Starlink - Operation with 12V DC / 24V DC and without Starlink router in the mobile home

    Starlink - operation with 12V DC / 24V DC and without Starlink router in the mobile home

    See updates to this post. As previously described, we installed the Starlink standard kit antenna permanently on the roof of our motorhome. Now the Starlink router supplied with the antenna can only be operated on 230V AC. Furthermore, we have already installed well-functioning network components in the cabin and do not need an additional router. Inspired…

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