Starlink Antenna Placement Tips, Plus How Speedify Adds Speed

Speedify Keeps Your Starlink Online Even When Antenna Placement Isn’t Perfect Starlink antenna placement is the biggest thing that decides how fast and steady your Starlink internet connection is. The antenna is the Starlink dish itself. Mount it high, with a clear view of the open sky, and you get fewer drops and steadier speeds. Below: where to put a … Read More

Can You Use Two Starlink Dishes Together? Yes, Speedify Uses Both Dishes

Speedify Combines Two or More Starlink Dishes into One Faster, More Reliable Internet Connection Yes, you can use two Starlink dishes together, and the second Starlink dish doesn’t have to sit idle as a spare. Starlink doesn’t combine the speeds of two Starlink dishes for you, but Speedify does: it uses both Starlink internet connections at the same time, for … Read More

Why Starlink Disconnects Every 15 Seconds and How Speedify Keeps You Online

Starlink drops for a moment about every 15 seconds, because your Starlink dish switches from one satellite to the next. Those short drops are enough to freeze a video call, stall a live stream or cause lag in an online game. Speedify uses two or more internet connections at the same time, like Starlink plus a phone hotspot, so your … Read More

How to Manage Two Starlink Dishes at Once with Speedify

Use Speedify’s Starlink Control Center to Monitor and Combine Two Starlink Dishes for Faster Internet Upload and Download Speeds Yes, you can connect two Starlink dishes together and use both at the same time, but not with Starlink’s own equipment alone. Every Starlink dish uses the same address, 192.168.100.1, so the Starlink app only sees one, and a normal setup … Read More

Starlink for Telehealth Clinics: How Speedify Keeps Video Visits Connected

Speedify Makes the Starlink Internet Connection Reliable for Telehealth: Faster Upload and Download Speeds Yes, telehealth clinics can use Starlink. Satellite internet from Starlink is fast enough for telemedicine video visits, with a delay of 25 to 60 milliseconds on land, and it reaches the rural areas where patients need video visits most and wired internet is weakest. A dropped … Read More