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  1. Yes, If you just keep the account active - Then no need to transfer it.
  2. Have you tried resetting your router?
  3. Just use shielded cable? With the appropriate Ethernet tips that support grounding.
  4. Go into your Starlink app and select the the settings tab on the bottom, in here you will see Split 2.4/5Ghz Networks. Toggle the switch to the right and you will see a little bit of blue just left of the toggle, you have enabled the split. This will create 2 networks
  5. Update: Question: Is starlink suitable for live broadcasting? Answer:
  6. Hi sickdog check via the Starlink.com website, login to your current Starlink account and you can check your new plan pricing there.
  7. I’d assume it’s to cover more resellers or corporate.
  8. As the equipment is damaged, I would simply purchase a new starlink via the app/web whilst logged in - Then await the new kit to arrive, then cancel old damaged service. As far as Im aware there is no easy replacement process. Then claim the damage costs with your insurance provider ( if it applies ) Hope this helps 🙂
  9. Have you received any emails? Have you searched for starlink within your email account? Has your payments been coming out all ok?
  10. This forum section is for announcements, news. Feel free to post in the technical support section.
  11. You can use the " KIT # " on the starlink box to create a new account. You can also possibly find the code, serial number on the router. However within support.starlink.com:
  12. Please create a new thread with relevant information.
  13. Yes you can setup Starlink then setup a point to point wireless bridge between starlink and your other building. Then hook up a 3rd party access point such as UBNT mesh AP's or TPlink Mesh access points.
  14. Have you submitted a support ticket to Starlink in regards to this issue?
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