Another report:
SNOWING: Starlink speed/ping/jitter unaffected
? Starlink Speed
It's currently snowing in Western Montana (at least at my location). It's a thick heavy snow and its coming down fairly well. Thus far the speed and latency appear unaffected.
https://www.speedtest.net/result/10382480288.png
Ping: 23ms
Jitter: 4ms - 6ms
Download: 100Mb/s to 160Mb/s
Upload: 17Mb/s to 36Mb/s
If I get any good snow accumulations ill check the user terminal (dish), for snow accumulations on it and if it melts it well. High temp tomorrow is only 26 degree's and a low of 15 degree's so ill see how it does with Icing too.
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Edit 1: I went out to the user terminal and the snow appears to be melting on it. It's beading up. I am interested what it will be like when it's colder out, will the beads freeze and ultimately end up with a sheet of ice, I'm not sure. Temperature is dropping.
Picture:
https://ibb.co/k6RQDT3Uptime stats:
https://ibb.co/8zhWhjd (4 minutes of outage in 24 hours)
I also have ping plotter running.
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I'll update as long as the snow keeps coming, forecasted for 2 to 4 inches by tomorrow at 5pm. Dropping temperatures to 15° or less.
【 在 k2885 的大作中提到: 】
: This is a temporary setup. I knew we had bad winter storms coming this weekend, so I wanted to get something setup ASAP. Weighted the table legs (as it’s flipped in high winds before), and also weighted the Starlink tripod. Hopefully it holds up.
: Posting speed tests prior during and after the heaviest part of the storm thus far. Definite service degradation at peak. We had about 40-50mph wind gusts, and got about 3” in an hour or so. Snow built up on the dish at first when it was blowing in hard. Starlink app showed “Poor Connection”, latency went up, and speed dropped to around 30Mbps. As time went on, snow started melting off the dish, and speeds got better.
: At this point, it’s snowing lightly, with way less wind, and things are pretty well back to “normal”. Snow is entirely melted form the dish.
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