Thanks, for the detailed info concerning tree obstruction. Best video I have found concerning this issue. Many trees around my home and now I feel comfortable buying starlink.

Excellent video, thank you. Nice to see someone just giving us the facts without drama. Our Northern Michigan property has a lot of trees around the yard but I think we may have a fairly good window to the North.

The most useful information I have found on obstructions. The last campsite and the narrow field of sky has given me hope for my property with its many trees. Will go through with the Starlink order. Thanks and happy camping!

Nice campsite. Love how you documented obstructions. Mary💕Fred

Sometimes I watch the Star link videos because people get really happy sometimes understandably. I feel sad about some people that do not take the time In wooded areas and send it back. They never seem mad just sad. I think your videos are doing more for people than you realize. Thank you.

Great information to know. We just got our Starlink. We are using it at the house and are excited to take it on the road.

Yup Starlink is a true game changer for most people!!

Thanks for sharing this.

Very nice campsite. I have been successful finding a gap in the trees with our starlink as well.

Ok ok Gary, quit twisting my arm 😤. I ordered and my starlink will be delivered on Sunday 😁😁

Ya, your campsite looks like my homesite of 35yrs. I have a similar canopy around my house and have outages, but am happy to put up with minor outages compared to Dish Network (canceled!) and Direct TV. My dnld speeds vary from 60-90, but like you mentioned, rarely does a movie stop. I will keep Direct TV for the moment because those flimsy add-on services like SLING TV have a resolution for news channels better suited to early iPhones. The much-vaunted AppleTV4k has been parked - I am perfectly happy with Netflicks and Amazon Prime that my LG already has loaded. Even with ' issues, Starlink is a winner. My local FedEx Ground driver told me he delivered about 5 the week before me a few weeks ago...and a company up the road 20mi is offering install services. It is a winner in Eastern Maryland. Jim

Good Video, I was going to purchase Star Link and then my wife made me put the brakes on the idea.. She reminded me what a nightmare I had with dish network in the RV. We are from PA and most of all the campgrounds around us are heavily wooded and this includes the campgrounds we visit in NJ, Del, MD, and Virginia. Having the trees are great considering it's been very hot lately. If I get Star Link, I would need to search campgrounds with fewer tree's which would be a hard task with in itself. Our biggest consideration is the cost of the equipment and monthly fee to only to be able to fully use of it for our zoom meetings every once in a blue moon, This isn't very cost effective for us at this time. This would be perfect if we traveled to areas like AZ or Utah where obstruction would be much more limited.. Right now we have the Peepwave system connected to AT&T and Verizon which is treating us very well with no complaints but nothing is perfect. Star Link is suppose to be designing a true portable unit with a mountable dish. I'm going to wait for that units debut. Thanks for sharing..

That looks like an awful lot of trees for Starlink to work. I think that would be the biggest issue for most people. Looks like it is great when it actually connects.

Gary, you need to order the 150' cable for the dish.

When you lose signal - even if it is for just one second I assume the connection is broken on your cell call?

QUESTION, I have heard you can turn off service or suspend service say for a month or two if you're not going to need it . And then turn it back on easily. So if you don't need it , you won't get billed until you turn it back on.