On a side note (TX vs RX):
When people look at the "speed" of Internet connections, there's often a
focus on "down" as opposed to "up".
For folk working from home using cloud storage for audio or video
content that they edit, not having a lot of "up" is an issue.
Here's what to expect around our neck of the woods:
https://comcom.govt.nz/__data/assets/pdf_file/0023/314816/MBNZ-Summer-Report-2-May-2023.pdf
(page 7 and 9)
Now one of the interesting bits about Starlink is that its uplink
performance is really not that great in comparison to downlink here in
NZ - pretty much the worst of the current technologies:
This agrees with what I've seen here personally. ADSL in non-fibre areas
generally now means "miles from the DSLAM", as does VDSL. DSLAM-side
crosstalk tends to be the limiting factor there.
Non-fibre areas also generally mean "far from the base station". HFC is
available in only a few select areas here as NZ does not have large
cable networks.
On 12/05/2023 10:18 am, Oleg Kutkov via Starlink wrote:
On 5/12/23 01:12, Sirapop Theeranantachai wrote:
> Just a confirmation, HP terminal can work with two satellites at the
> same time, one for only TX, and the other for only RX. Is this
> statement still correct?
Correct. It's a hardware limitation. A switch inside connects antenna
elements to transmitter or receiver chains.
Plus, each Dishy can do TX only in specified time slots. TX slots depend
on the allowed duty cycle and are defined by a global scheduler.
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Best regards,
Oleg Kutkov
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