World-Link Communications Starlink Satellite Internet

Enjoy uninterrupted internet access in remote areas with Starlink’s satellite technology.

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Starlink Satellite Internet

Enjoy uninterrupted internet access in remote areas with Starlink’s satellite technology.
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Starlink Mini Kit

Fast Starlink Internet Services - Access & Security Solutions

Starlink uses a constellation of low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites (~540 km up), providing significantly lower latency (20–40 ms) and higher speeds (typically 100–200 Mbps) compared to traditional geostationary systems

Performance: Speed & Latency Reality Check

Speeds usually between 100–300 Mbps, latency 30–60 ms.

Occasional spikes—switching satellites can briefly increase latency to ~150 ms

Many say it’s great for gaming, streaming, and video calls; a few note intermittent disconnections, weather interruptions, or congestion

Starlink Mini Kit

Starlink Mini Kit
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Starlink 4th‑Gen Mini Kit

Starlink 4th‑Gen Mini Kit

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How Set up Satellite Home Internet

Setting up Satellite Home Internet in the USA is straightforward, especially with providers like Starlink, Viasat, and HughesNet. Here’s a complete guide to get started:

Starlink Setup (Typical for Home)

  • Starlink Dish (aka “Dishy”)

  • Mounting base

  • Wi-Fi router

  • 75-ft cable

  • Power cable

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Step-by-Step Setup:

Create an Account
Go to starlink.com and enter your address. Place the order (hardware ~$599, service ~$120/month).

1. Install the Dish

Find a clear view of the sky (roof, pole, yard).

Use the Starlink app to scan for obstructions.

Mount the dish using included base or an optional roof/pole mount.

2. Connect the Cables

Plug the dish into the router with the included cable.

3. Plug the router into power.

Activate & Configure Wi-Fi

4. Use the Starlink app (iOS/Android) to name your network and set a password.

Wait 5–20 minutes for the dish to auto-align and connect to satellites.

5 .Test Internet

Speed test: Expect 50–200 Mbps.

Ping: 20–40 ms.

Works with streaming, Zoom, even online gaming (some latency spikes possible).

Common Starlink Installation Errors & Fixes

1. No Connection / “Searching” Message
Cause: Dish can't connect to satellites due to obstructions or poor positioning.

Fix: Use the Starlink app's "Check for Obstructions" tool. Relocate dish to a spot with 360° clear sky view. Avoid trees, poles, buildings—even small obstructions cause drops.
2. Starlink App Shows “Offline”
Cause: Dish is powered but not connecting, or cable is loose.

Fix: Check power supply (router + dish connection). Re-seat both ends of the dish cable (in dish and router). Restart the router (unplug for 15 seconds, then plug back in).
3. Router Blinking White or Amber Light
Meaning: Blinking white: Connecting to satellites. Amber: Firmware updating.

Fix: Wait up to 20 minutes after powering up. If it stays stuck, restart the whole system: unplug everything for 1 minute, then reconnect.
4. "Starlink Disconnected" in App
Fix: Ensure the cable from the dish to the router is fully inserted.

Inspect for bent pins or frayed wires.

Try another power outlet or test with a known-good USB-C charger (for Starlink Mini).
5. Slow or No Internet Despite Good Signal
Possible Causes: Obstructions (trees, structures) Network congestion Firmware needs update
Fix: Use the app to verify signal quality. Restart the system via the Starlink app → Settings → Reboot. Let it run for 24 hours to auto-update firmware.
When to Contact Support
Reach out to Starlink Support if: Router shows solid red light (hardware issue).
App says “Motors stuck” or “Thermal Shutdown.”
Dish not physically moving during setup.
Cable visibly damaged or frayed.