Adam Dodds @doddsie

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2 years ago

🇧🇯 Benin @Starlink ✖️ No service The Chinese are really helping to fix up the place, could be a factor. Cleaner streets in Cotonou than Paris.

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2 years ago

🇹🇬 Togo @Starlink ✔️ Lome: 46 Mbps The first thing I saw after crossing the border was a naked dude defecating on the beach in a heap of burning garbage. Didn’t stay in the country long.

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2 years ago

@twatterbaas @Starlink Starlink doesn't work in South Africa. When I fired up my Global Roam Mini it started a software update and then shut down, never to work again in SA.

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@WillarShoko @Starlink Accra had great cell service and good WiFi everywhere I went it seemed. Starlink really shines when you are out in the countryside and get blazing fast internet in a random village 🙌

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2 years ago

🇬🇭 Ghana @Starlink ✔️ Cape Coast: 141 Mbps ✔️ Accra: 156 Mbps ✔️ Volta Delta: 86 Mbps Officially available and works everywhere. Progress

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2 years ago

@WillarShoko @Starlink This is what I had with coconut trees obstructing a full sky

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2 years ago

🇨🇮 Ivory Coast @Starlink ✖️ No service It worked at the Liberian border but never again. Geoblocked in Côte d’Ivoire.

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2 years ago

🇱🇷 Liberia @Starlink ✔️ Monrovia: 79 Mbps ✔️ Nimba Mountain: 43 Mbps Was faster than hotel WiFi and I could take it with a battery to have internet where the WiFi didn’t reach.

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2 years ago

@itapanv @Starlink It was much better than the hotel WiFi and I was able to plug it into my battery when the power grid went out various times and still have internet. I was using a mini purchased in the UK.

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2 years ago

🇸🇱 Sierra Leone @Starlink ✔️ Freetown: 178 Mbps The police at the border did not like my Japanese/British RHD vehicle. Apparently banned in the country. After some discussion, we agreed a ‘fine’ and I promised to only drive through the country, so I didn’t stay long.

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2 years ago

@sadsadpanini You can form a company in a few minutes, incredible

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2 years ago

@bloman19 @Starlink Sorry dude, I’m in the Congo now

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2 years ago

🇬🇳 Guinea @Starlink ✖️ No service Geoblocked at the border was a huge bummer, especially later in the night with no cell service. Woke up in my tent the following morning to chants of “Prooooo Government”. Many stories about Guinea, not on my recommendation list for prospective travellers.

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2 years ago

@mhudack @NaturalEngland The strictness that Brits can stick to certain petty rules but then completely ignore other very serious violations is mystifying to me.

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2 years ago

🇬🇼 Guinea-Bissau @Starlink ✔️ Cacheu: 71 Mbps ✔️ Outside Bissau: 136 Mbps ✔️ Buba: 173 Mbps ✔️ Guinea border road: 86 Mbps Worked like a charm in the most remote areas of Guinea-Bissau, where there was zero cell service.

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2 years ago

@BMagnsson I had a t-bone in Ghana today and it didn’t look like that. Thinking about creamed spinach now haha

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2 years ago

🇬🇲 The Gambia @Starlink ✖️No service 32 Mbps for a few minutes, then no service That’s the pattern for Starlink geoblock, managed to get my Hotels.com booking in though haha

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2 years ago

🇸🇳 Senegal @Starlink ✔️ Borderlands: 146 Mbps ✔️ Saint Louis: 158 Mbps ✔️ Dakar: 61 Mbps Not on the official Starlink map, but the mini on roam definitely works in Senegal

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2 years ago

🇲🇷 Mauritania @Starlink ✔️Nouadhibou 96 Mbps ✖️Middle of nowhere dry lakebed: No service ✖️Nouakchott: No service ✖️Diawling NP: No service Starlink didn’t really work in Mauritania for me. I think the only way I got service in Nouadhibou was because I tried on a new coastal road that Google maps thought was in the sea, ie coastal service seems to work if Starlink thinks you are a boat, but that’s just speculation. I wanted to try Starlink in no man’s land between the Morocco/Western Sahara/Mauritania border, but it was too sketchy to bring out. Took over 6 hrs to cross. Tip if you go: Mauritania is technically a ‘dry’ country but you can get beer once you cross the border if you go to the Chinese restaurant by the port. Also very good food.