That sounds promising but doesn't provide much on how you did this? Some details on how you set this up and configured would be very helpful. Thanks.

I was getting good speeds all the way up to recently until they sent a notice saying they were removing the 1TB data limit cap. Now the speeds have dropped from 250 mbps to less than 100 on average. Quite a trade off IMO. Anybody else see there speed drop recently?

I recently read that Starlink plans on cutting speeds to all US customers starting in December by 50% !!!! For people who aren't getting great speeds now this could really be bad news. This also isn't good for people who use Starlink to stream 4K TV content as it may stall and buffer during evening hours when demand is high. For Starlink customers who are getting good speeds now (200-300 mbps) this will most likely still work ,ok but the rest of us not so much. Not that long ago Starlink was touting how speeds would be increasing up to 300 mbps and now they are saying they will be cutting speeds by 50%. What will they be doing next?

Thanks for the reply! I was able to get two networks setup using two routers by using the LAN port on the back of one. This setup works fine however you can ping the other devices so it's not totally secure. I think in order to do this you need a three router setup with one being the master? Then configuring the others using VLAN. This is what i've read anyway. Any thoughts on this?

Thank You for providing the info and video! So my question now is will the secondary router in the shop be able to have it's own private network separate from the router in the house?

Thank you for the reply! I haven't disabled DHCP on the router in the shop or the one in the house. Could that possibly be the problem? Could you please elaborate more on this?

I have noticed the same thing and they just saturated my entire area with FedEx truckloads of new dishy's. Speeds early in the morning are decent but come evening time the speeds plummet to where you can barely stream TV shows. I personally have a feeling they are over selling the service.