SSSC SSSC - Grow & Show up to end of the year!

[pop22]

Look into Starlink! I've got a deposit on it just waiting for it to be available so I can tell Charter/Spectrum to stick it up their asses!

My internet is friggin expensive as hell and slow! Just over $100 a month a g 40mb down 3.5 up.
Less than 2 miles away...............$50 Gigabit!
Damn HeeHaw Luck!

If your wifi signal n your growroom is weak, the Orbi will fix it and improve the whole house wifi.
My home is just 1300sq/ft, but the base wifi is on one end and the satellite at the other. My shop is on the satellite side and is about 60ft from the satellite. The far front corner is another 50 ft and I have half strength signal. Just inside the shop, I still have a good signal. I take my Alexa out there to listen to music when working. If I build a growroom in the far corner, I'd add another satellite. The Mesh tech is what keeps speed/thruput high and the latency low.

 

[Sour D]

My internet is friggin expensive as hell and slow! Just over $100 a month a g 40mb down 3.5 up.
Less than 2 miles away...............$50 Gigabit!
Damn HeeHaw Luck!

If your wifi signal n your growroom is weak, the Orbi will fix it and improve the whole house wifi.
My home is just 1300sq/ft, but the base wifi is on one end and the satellite at the other. My shop is on the satellite side and is about 60ft from the satellite. The far front corner is another 50 ft and I have half strength signal. Just inside the shop, I still have a good signal. I take my Alexa out there to listen to music when working. If I build a growroom in the far corner, I'd add another satellite. The Mesh tech is what keeps speed/thruput high and the latency low.

Check out the tmobile home internet. https://www.t-mobile.com/isp
$50 a month unlimited. Im on the old 4g and I livestream races every weekend, 5-7 hrs at 1080p, 60 fps without a hitch in 3 years. It even has battery backup if you lose power for a couple hours. Hidef 50" smart tv just as good as cable.

 

[Splitty37]

Afternoon all,
Day 70 for the USA kush auto. Still got a few weeks left but she's fattening up nicely. Will get her out over the weekend to take some fading leaves off and get some better pics. Have a good one all!

 

[hope2grow]

Afternoon all,
Day 70 for the USA kush auto. Still got a few weeks left but she's fattening up nicely. Will get her out over the weekend to take some fading leaves off and get some better pics. Have a good one all!
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Seriously chunky nugs on her m8.. great job

 

[Splitty37]

Cheers pal!

 

[WildBill]

Look into Starlink! I've got a deposit on it just waiting for it to be available so I can tell Charter/Spectrum to stick it up their asses!

Starlink is satilite internet. No way to game with that horrendous latency. Despite the speed of light, the signal does have to go back and fourth from a geostationary orbit 28,000 miles up
No phone type either with the poor signal available. My ADSL is really the only option. available.

 

[pop22]

No, this is low orbit, I just read like 22ms these are at I believe 300 miles. Very different than old style Sat internet. And I've had them all. My first was Hughes with 640K down and dialup uplink!

Starlink is satilite internet. No way to game with that horrendous latency. Despite the speed of light, the signal does have to go back and fourth from a geostationary orbit 28,000 miles up
No phone type either with the poor signal available. My ADSL is really the only option. available.

 

[pop22]

"
High-speed, low latency
Using advanced satellites in a low orbit, Starlink enables video calls, online gaming, streaming, and other high data rate activities that historically have not been possible with satellite internet. Users can expect to see download speeds between 100 Mb/s and 200 Mb/s and latency as low as 20ms in most locations."

https://www.starlink.com/

 

[SOOTDAWG]

Strawberry Chemdawg pp’s doing their thing…..

 

[WildBill]

No, this is low orbit, I just read like 22ms these are at I believe 300 miles. Very different than old style Sat internet. And I've had them all. My first was Hughes with 640K down and dialup uplink!

I can deal with 20ms