real signal strength!

[pianotuna]

Hi All,

The straight goods, I'd say:

https://broadbandmap.fcc.gov/home?fbclid=IwAR2t2Y1lKgfG4TcxnxhP2K9Xv6O0WJ5zp5aq-JmgNMElRU9O0NAWUNxQm...

[1492]

Interesting map. But my location indicates 100Mbps down, 20Mbps up T-Mobile home internet. My actual speed is 5x faster on average.

[2oldman]

Since getting Starlink I don't have to concern myself with this anymore. There have been many locations I've had to stop and think.. 'does the phone work?'

[BB_TX]

Certainly not an inclusive list. The broadband service we use for internet is listed. But there are several others that provide local service that are not listed.

[s1214]

I'd say they aren't accurate. Where I live, we have a local monopoly that handles telephone, cable tv, and internet services. They aren't listed. I refused to take their overpriced internet and got my own service from a national cell service, and they're not listed either.

[ktmrfs]

well, after looking at the map I'd say they are pretty optimistic. There are areas on the Map in Idaho, mt, and eastern oregon that show 100% mobile coverage and myself and others have verified coverage is zip, zero, nada even with a cell booster for verizon, ATT, and others.

The spots that show 0 coverage, Spots they show 0 coverage that we have traveled in are pretty spot on. Agree with that