top | item 37746597 (no title) netllama | 2 years ago whatever elon says it is. or more accurately its inversely proportional to how oversold the region is. for much of the west coast, its very not good, especially at peak times. discuss order hn newest BenjiWiebe|2 years ago I'm curious what you call not good, though. <20Mbps? <10? Or 70?Does it still beat a 3 mile DSL run? EdwardMSmith|2 years ago I have it at my cabin, and get anywhere between 100-200mb/s down and 10-20mb/s up.I’m in a discounted area and “only” pay $90 per month, so that probably has something to do with the speeds.I’m also fairly close to the downlink site - not sure if that has any effect.There are no other non-satellite options available.
BenjiWiebe|2 years ago I'm curious what you call not good, though. <20Mbps? <10? Or 70?Does it still beat a 3 mile DSL run? EdwardMSmith|2 years ago I have it at my cabin, and get anywhere between 100-200mb/s down and 10-20mb/s up.I’m in a discounted area and “only” pay $90 per month, so that probably has something to do with the speeds.I’m also fairly close to the downlink site - not sure if that has any effect.There are no other non-satellite options available.
EdwardMSmith|2 years ago I have it at my cabin, and get anywhere between 100-200mb/s down and 10-20mb/s up.I’m in a discounted area and “only” pay $90 per month, so that probably has something to do with the speeds.I’m also fairly close to the downlink site - not sure if that has any effect.There are no other non-satellite options available.
BenjiWiebe|2 years ago
Does it still beat a 3 mile DSL run?
EdwardMSmith|2 years ago
I’m in a discounted area and “only” pay $90 per month, so that probably has something to do with the speeds.
I’m also fairly close to the downlink site - not sure if that has any effect.
There are no other non-satellite options available.