With 4 different Starlink Options, which Starlink Dish is better or best on a boat? Is it the Maritime, RV, RV High Performance In-Motion or Residential with Portability?
With the release of the Residential Portability, RV Standard, RV In Motion Hi-Performance flat dish, and the Maritime Dishes, there are now 4 viable options for boaters ranging from the Great Lakes, Inter Coastal, Coastal and open ocean.
In this video, we’ll describe the differences of each of the 4 Starlink offerings that can be used on a boat AND which is (based on our hands on experience) best for the following 4 different types of boaters.
The first 3 of these 4 scenarios which are in the recreational boating area:
Near shore recreational weekend to a couple weeks boating that wants to stream video and have a connection to the internet to surf and maybe check email. Extended or liveaboard boaters that not only stream video but depend on an internet connection to attend some Zoom meetings and have a connection to the internet for personal work related activities, but aren’t concerned about a few random 2-15 second drop-outs per day Hardcore liveaboard cruisers that work re-boatly and have all of the needs for video streaming, online connection for personal and work activities but, bulletproof connections for frequent Video conferencing And commercial offshore usage
The areas we’ll cover between these sometimes confusing 4 Starlink Dish offerings that can be used on boats, including:
Costs: $600-10,000 for equipment and plans ranging from 135 to $5K per month
Performance: that ranges between best effort to 300Mbps
Power consumption: from 45-75 Watts to 110-150 watts
Size: Repurposed residential 11x20’ dishes with decent 100 degree view of the sky but problematic directional motors to purpose built flat 22x20” dishes that have a much more wider 140 degree view of the sky for tracking satellites
Water resistance: varies from IP54 water splashes to IP56 with a direct water spray
Winds ratings: from 50 to 174
Installation: that can be as simple (and precarious) as a fishing pole holder to a permeate purpose built wedge mount, and last
In motion support: that is cut off over 8.5 knts and full in-motion support
Here are our recommendations by our 4 different boater types!
0:00 Intro 1:18 4 types of Starlink which is best on a boat? 1:37 Starlink Residential with Portability on a boat 7:03 Starlink RV on a boat 8:53 Starlink RV High Performance on a boat 13:20 Starlink Maritime on a boat 16:00 Starlink Installation Obstructions on a boat 17:13 Different ways to use Starlink on a boat 18:45 Which Starlink is better on your boat 22:54 Starlink on the Elli-Yacht 24:36 Starlink upcoming videos
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By: Elli-Yacht Title: Which Starlink is Better on a Boat? Maritime, RV, High Performance In-Motion or Residential? Sourced From: www.youtube.com/watch?v=dODc_lDy5TU
