yes but elon is in the sat launch business AND the sat build business. many thousands of low cost sats in low orbit. coverage wouldnt be just for the us, its for the entire worlld.
small dishes pointed straight up. no fancy aiming necessary....
What can we expect from Dish at CES?
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yes but elon is in the sat launch business AND the sat build business. many thousands of low cost sats in low orbit. coverage wouldnt be just for the us, its for the entire worlld.
small dishes pointed straight up. no fancy aiming necessary....
no matter how cheap these satellites are they all need to be launched. thousands of launches would be cost prohibitive, no matter how many billions of dollars elon has to spend...let alone the environmental impact of thousands of launches in a short span of time.
this isn't even getting into the political aspects of foreign satellites flying over unfriendly countries' airspace like North Korea or Russia.
Then there is already the existing space junk problem that would be exponentially exacerbated with thousands more satellites crowding the LEO
this isn't even getting into the political aspects of foreign satellites flying over unfriendly countries' airspace like North Korea or Russia.
Then there is already the existing space junk problem that would be exponentially exacerbated with thousands more satellites crowding the LEO
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orbit is free space, no one can keep say russia from orbiting over area 51 in our country.
elon has a business model that will work. the satellites will be small, launched many at a time on space x boosters
elon has a business model that will work. the satellites will be small, launched many at a time on space x boosters
And Musk has yet to build any of those sats and get their orbits approved. Not to mention the ground based hardware that would be needed.
No way. Compared to Europe, our hard wire system is nothing. Compared to Europe our wireless is primitive.
Outside of urban and suburban centers, high speed internet is virtually unavailable.
Satellite TV isn't going anywhere.
When I see the term "subsidize" I shudder. Because what that means is I get to pay for my stuff and someone else's stuff.
The way I see it, I am being punished for choosing a particular location in which to reside.
And broadband has many meanings.
in rural areas high speed is 3X1......Where I live that is so slow, Time Warner doesn't offer such a service.
elon is a busy fellow. launching freight to ISS, while preparing for launching humans to ISS, preparing for sending the first human capable lander to mars. there are reports it will make a round trip, with samples of mars. this is all in prep for a human trip in his planned 10 yearss.
then we have tube travel a 800 mph bus like service, all across the country......
building it will cost a fortune, a great infrastructure project.....
the internet plan, wellelon must be working too much....how many great ideas can he run at one time.
currently elon is building a test track for tube travel
then we have tube travel a 800 mph bus like service, all across the country......
building it will cost a fortune, a great infrastructure project.....
the internet plan, wellelon must be working too much....how many great ideas can he run at one time.
currently elon is building a test track for tube travel
I pay Cox $78 per month for 50Mbps now, which is more than I pay Dish monthly. I can't imagine what Musk will want for his satellite service. Maybe if Cox had some competition, but ATT is almost as expensive for much less Mbps.
AT&T GigaPower lines have just been installed in our neighborhood. At the very least, I can use them to negotiate a better rate from Comcast.
We are also on Charter internet(NE VT).50MB is their minimum they will sell us.Sixty bucks a month.On a side note I had to call them the other day about the cable wire that had become loose and was drooping over the driveway.Not only did I get right through on the phone I talked to someone in the States and it was fixed that day!I was in shock!
Scott, do you know yet who all from SatGuys are going to CES in January? Any fellow SatGuys retailer members going? JSheridan!!
That amount is more or less in line with my rate and I also have no (reasonable) competition.
If I don't go then they might announce something big. But to be honest the only reason I go is for FaceTime with the people from the industry. If it wasn't for that then I wouldn't go.
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Too many issues going on for me to make again this year...
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