I agree with your questions
yes, Available bandwidth is shared between users. I don't know what you get if
you are the only person there, but I can say that I'm in the LA metro area (far
from rural) and I get enough bandwith to work remotely on Starlink.
My local makerspace also has Starlink and it's enough that having a (small)
group of users operating at the same time is not a horrid experience.
David Lang
On Sat, 16 Dec 2023, Hal Murray via Nnagain wrote:
Frantisek Borsik said:
The only way to deliver it to them in a reasonable timeframe is Starlink.
What sort of bandwidth/latency do I get from Starlink if I'm the only user in
a large area?
The spectrum is shared. Does the bandwidth per user go down as more users in
the antenna footprint become active? How many users per square mile/km can
Starlink support at the current target bandwidth? ...
What fraction of the country is rural enough that it won't get fiber? How
much of that is sparse enough so that Starlink will work?
What should I be asking?
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