Hatrick
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Living in Florida, less than 100 miles from Cape Canaveral I can tell you we have at least 2 rockets a week with about 20-25 satellites each going up.
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Garmin Inreach will soon be obsolete!!!
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I would think that ole Android/Samsung are over there minding their p's and q's and collaborating with Garmin,,,, all while apple drops a horrible attempted at getting out from underneath Samsungs overwhelming tech shadow, thinking they've done it............ AND THEN BAAAAAMMMMM .. YAHTZEEEE BI*&^ 
...or less than like a woman
FireFlyFishing
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It's just a joke, man. We all fall short at times. Heck, I shoot a .40 S&W. What's gheyer than that?
Hope your Thanksgiving was great!
Fair enough…
Airedale56
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Are they putting up a tower?
Airedale56
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No, the new local tower that is ****ing off the locals is at Wapiti.
ATT has one on top of Dead Indian Pass that is no help to Verizon users
Maybe StarLink will have service that will appeal to hunters and shed hunters and other outdoor recreation-ists whose cell phones can get access in times of need.
I am specifically thinking of bear attacks and needing emergency services. Well, any home or vehicle accident as well.
ATT has one on top of Dead Indian Pass that is no help to Verizon users
Maybe StarLink will have service that will appeal to hunters and shed hunters and other outdoor recreation-ists whose cell phones can get access in times of need.
I am specifically thinking of bear attacks and needing emergency services. Well, any home or vehicle accident as well.
Ckleeves
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Whoever (T-Mobile right now) gets access to Starlink is going to be the winner of the sat communication race. It's not even close. Apple is using Globalstar ( 48 satellites from what I can find) Garmin uses the Iridium network (66 satellites from what I can find) and Starlink has over 6500. Starlink puts more satellites up a month then the other companies have in their entire networks.
Elon may just start his own phone company with worldwide service when he gets bored with his other endeavors lol.
Elon may just start his own phone company with worldwide service when he gets bored with his other endeavors lol.
fyaman2
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I heard T mobile has the starlink contract, very interesting for sure
