Revoluția datelor SuperYacht este aici! – Starlink

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2. that was really interesting thanks

3. You'll just want to maintain another communications system, you never know when Elon is going to double your service cost if it becomes 'essential' or when they'll change their terms of service to not allow you to be the client you want to be. Services with star link change so quickly if your not a Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin supporter, like elon is.

4. Sorry, but I can't take anything Musk says seriously; So, please, make a note of this: "When it's operational, it will have speeds upwards of 350 MB/sec! Will see….

5. Apparently starlink hasn't got a very good service,

6. They justify the price, because of what you are currently paying. They are making it "less expensive" for a better service.

7. 💢SPACE CADETS THAT LOVE TO LIVE ON BA'ALL🎯

8. That was so well researched and explained. Thanks again for another great video. 🌱

9. AXIOMA going around in circles again off the coast of Limnos, a Greek island, with it's tug still in attendance,
   Doing . more tests ?????

10. Hello. I just watched you video about starlink. Very good content. Just so that you are aware, lots of yachts are buying the starlink R.V. system. Very cheap way of getting fast internet in most places in the world. The basic R.V package is 600 bucks for the hardware and 135 bucks a month for Internet. Speeds are around 150 to 220 mbps. We have the " in motion" R.V package. That cost 2.5k us dollars. Its supposed to be better when moving and it picks up more satellites than the standard R.V system. We just slot it into the fishing rod holder on the stern.
    Very good system and its better than local data sim card providers. Regards Nick

11. I was using HughsNet for years and swithched to Starlink about 6 months ago. A world of difference on latency and download speed. I am not on a yacht, but the land based system is unbeatable for sattalite internet.

12. Are we going to see the large sat domes disappear from the top of yatchs? No moving parts in a starlink antenna, so I'm guessing less maintenance too.

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14. jump in any semi-recent Subaru … Starlink has been there for a bit … very legacy 😂😂😂

15. You just know providers like iDirect and SeaSat are not happy. It's been a decade or so back when I read an article regarding cost of off-shore service. They reasoned the cost to upgrade their system was prohibitively expensive and likely impossible for the foreseeable future. In fairness it probably was at that time. But to permanently shelf the idea is akin to Blockbuster's epic facepalm when they passed on the chance to buy Netflix.

16. They are using the price the yachts pay to subsidize the rest of the system and/or capital to the company.

17. Very complex subject as relates to Tesla holistically not just Starlink but absolutely in the latter there is that. Sounds unbelievable but in the USA there is a problem with "electronic waste" absolutely true dat as well. Pure BEV Das Auto price very much on the wane who over time should be great news for retail move away from ICE Platform enslavement.

18. i always wonder why jet planes don't create a network.

19. The Elon decides he didn't like a tweet you made and restricts your service ……

20. I just clicked the link looks like one of the satellites splashed down into the water big red circle with the splash down data. Elon we have a problem lol

21. Boycott musk products due to his abusive monkey brain AI research and conning people to buy teslas for self driving taxis etc etc

22. Marine app cost justication:
    – satellites needed to cover oceans with much less subscribers than land based
    – roaming

23. It's a game changer for those who have 50 to 70ft boats that can't afford a data service. Now I can go much further away from home.

24. Elon Musk needs to hire this guy.

25. Hope the cables work

26. They should consider using an auto stabilising gimble on the antennae. It is easier to maintain a fixed position than force a device to move. It would be the boat or car that is moving not the antennae.

27. I've been using Iridium for global coverage, including the poles. Iridium is a fraction of the cost over Starlink for trans ocean coverage, albeit slower speed. It would have been good to cover this option in your coverage as well.

28. 42k satellites is to drastically increase bandwidth or load handling. Global coverage just means there are no or very few dead zones, it does not mean you will always get extremely high speeds during peak loads. The current amount of satellites will start to feel the squeeze as more and more use the system, thus a greater volume of satellites is required. Also, the new Gen2 variants provide much improved connection since they are able to transmit to each via laser in additional to ground connections. Once SpaceX has finished development of its Starship system, Gen3 variants of Starlink will start getting deployed which are considerably larger and can handle vastly greater loads, which will in turn improve speed and stability. This system will dominate maritime fairly quickly and prices will gradually come down over time. Very excited for the future of this system.

29. From Ohio ! USA 🇺🇸 !!

30. Starlink is not economically viable, and with anything Musk promotes most of the numbers they've put out are compete fiction.

31. Shares in vsat just fell 98%, jokes aside this makes it a bit safer for the maritime industry.

32. Uncle Joe?

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