Davao Satellite Internet Solutions

28/05/2026

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24/05/2026

Big things are coming. 🚀

By June 2026, Davao Satellite Internet will be expanding our rental fleet to 18 Starlink Kits to support more deployments, more teams, and more connectivity requirements across the Philippines.

This expansion allows us to improve availability, increase deployment capacity, and better support events, remote operations, emergency response, business continuity, field work, livestreaming, and mission-critical internet needs.

Same mission. Bigger coverage.
Stay connected, wherever you go.

📍Supply
📍Installation
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📍Managed Connectivity Solutions
📍Emergency/Backup Connectivity Solutions

Message us for bookings, advance reservations, and deployment inquiries.

23/05/2026

Thank you for getting our service for your event.

23/05/2026

Livestream for RAGE Coalition para sa MINDANAO

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The setup:
-Dual Starlink V4 with plus backup Industrial Grade Cellular Network

19/05/2026

🚨 STARLINK PRICE HIKES HIT THE PHILIPPINES: What’s changing and why? 🇵🇭🛰️

SpaceX has officially announced a new round of monthly subscription price adjustments tailored specifically for the Philippine market.

For new sign-ups, these rates apply immediately. For existing subscribers, the new rates will be reflected starting June 18.

Here is exactly what’s changing and the strategic reasons behind the move. 👇

📉 The PHP Price Breakdown

While physical hardware kits, plan names, and internet speeds remain exactly the same, monthly service fees are moving up:

●🏠 Residential Plan: Moves from ₱3,800/mo ➡️ ₱4,099/mo (~₱300 increase)

●🚐 Roam Unlimited Plan:Moves from ₱5,700/mo ➡️ ₱5,999/mo (For mobile/nomad setups)

●🎒 Roam 100GB (Regional): Priced at ₱3,299/mo

🧠 Why the Change? It’s Not Just Inflation.
Industry data shows this is part of a highly calculated global rollout by SpaceX. Here are the 3 main drivers:

1️⃣ Managing Local Congestion
Starlink has surpassed 10 million users globally, and adoption across the PH islands has been massive. Because data is unlimited, local network "cells" are hitting capacity limits during peak hours. Raising the baseline fee helps regulate rapid onboarding to protect current network speeds.

2️⃣ Prepping for a Wall Street IPO
SpaceX is actively preparing to spin Starlink off into a massive Initial Public Offering (IPO) with a target valuation near $2 Trillion. Wall Street values high-margin monthly recurring revenue over one-time hardware sales.

3️⃣ Funding "Version 3" Satellites
Current Gen 2 Mini satellites are maxing out on bandwidth. The permanent fix is the massive Starlink Version 3 satellite, packing up to 15x the capacity. Launching these heavier satellites requires upcoming Starship missions. These adjustments help bridge the enormous capital needed to launch this next-gen space grid.

The Silver Lining? 🌤️

Analysts predict that once the V3 orbit is fully established, capacity limits will vanish—which could drive consumer pricing back down in the future.

What are your thoughts on the new PH rates?

18/05/2026

⚠️Starlink Pricing Update: What You Need to Know ⚠️

Dear Starlink community,

Starlink has announced pricing adjustments effective in select markets to support ongoing network expansions, improved coverage, and reliability enhancements. These changes primarily affect Residential, Roam, and Standby Mode plans (potential increases due to local factors like taxes and inflation).

Key points:

You'll receive an email notification before any changes impact your billing cycle.
Review your account details, invoices, and available plans.

Stay informed and plan accordingly—feel free to share your questions below!

06/05/2026

SpaceX Launches 24 More Starlink Satellites Into Orbit | APT

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05/05/2026

Starlink Mini vs. Standard Kit: Which One Should You Choose?

​Thinking of upgrading your connectivity but not sure which Starlink hardware fits your lifestyle? Here’s a quick breakdown to help you decide.

​📏 Size & Portability

​Starlink Mini: The game-changer for portability. It’s roughly the size of a laptop (11.4" x 9.8") and weighs just 2.4 lbs. It fits right in a backpack!

​Standard Kit (V4): Much larger and heavier (9.2 lbs). Designed primarily for fixed setups, though still transportable if you have the space in your vehicle.

​🚀 Performance & Speed

​Standard Kit: The powerhouse. You can expect speeds up to 250–400 Mbps under ideal conditions. It features a wider field of view, making it slightly more resilient against minor obstructions.
​Starlink Mini: Capable of 50–150 Mbps. While slower than the Standard, it’s more than enough for 4K streaming, video calls, and remote work on the go.

​⚡ Power Efficiency

​Starlink Mini: A major win for off-grid users. It draws only 25–40W and can even be powered via USB-C PD or a small portable power station.

​Standard Kit: Draws significantly more power (75–100W), making it better suited for locations with a steady AC power source or larger solar setups.

​📶 Wi-Fi & Setup

​Mini: Features an integrated router directly in the dish. It’s a true "all-in-one" unit with a 1,200 sq. ft. coverage range.
​Standard: Comes with a separate Gen 3 Router, offering better range (up to 3,200 sq. ft.) and more ports for complex home or office networking.

​💡 The Verdict

​Choose the Starlink Mini if you are a digital nomad, camper, or need a reliable backup that fits in a bag.

​Choose the Standard Kit if you want maximum speed for a fixed location, a home office, or a high-demand household.

​Which one are you leaning toward for your next setup? Let us know in the comments! 👇

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04/05/2026

The FCC recently voted (on April 30, 2026) to modernize its satellite spectrum-sharing rules, a move that could effectively increase
Starlink’s capacity by up to sevenfold.

​This decision centers on updating the Equivalent Power Flux Density (EPFD) rules, which were established in the late 1990s. Those decades-old limits were originally designed to protect large, stationary satellites in higher orbits from interference, but they inadvertently capped the performance of modern low-Earth orbit (LEO) constellations like Starlink.

​Key Takeaways from the New Rules:

​From 1 to 8 Satellites: Under the old rules, LEO systems were effectively limited to using one satellite at a time to provide service in a specific geographic area and frequency band. The new framework allows up to eight satellites to serve the same area simultaneously.

​700% Capacity Boost: FCC testing and real-world data from SpaceX showed that this shift allows for a 100% to 700% increase in usable capacity without causing harmful interference to other satellite systems.

​Faster Speeds & Lower Costs: This update "supercharges" the network by allowing more data to flow through the same number of satellites. For users, this translates to higher peak speeds and better reliability. For the provider, it means they can serve more customers with the same infrastructure, which could lead to lower pricing.

​Economic Impact: FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr noted that this modernization could unlock over $2 billion in economic benefits and help satellite internet better compete with traditional terrestrial broadband in both rural and urban markets.

​Universal Modernization: While SpaceX led the lobbying for this change, the rules also benefit other LEO operators like Amazon’s Project Kuiper (now referred to as Amazon LEO), which also received similar waivers recently.

​The FCC described this as moving from a rigid "cap-based" system to a "performance-based" framework that accounts for modern technologies like adaptive coding and modulation. This allows for much more intensive and productive use of shared radio spectrum.

27/04/2026

New Starlink Mini sold for his husband onboard a Car Ship Maritime Plan