When Starlink published the specifications for its new "Standard" dish in mid-November, we noted that the dimensions did not match either of the new dish models approved back in September. The original published dimensions (23.4” × 11.9”) was significantly narrower than the "new HP" dish approved by the FCC, which created some confusion.
Well, now we know the answer - it was a Starlink typo. Starlink has now corrected the dimensions on their website ( 23.4” × 15.07"), and the new Standard dish is, indeed, the "new HP" model we've been tracking since the September FCC filing. Here is an updated relative size comparison of Starlink dishes, based on this corrected info:
All other specs with the new Standard dish remained the same.
We've updated our original story with this new information, as well as the other content on our website. Check out the story for our detailed analysis of this new dish.
Key Mobile Internet Related Considerations:
- The new Starlink Standard dish is actually bigger than Starlink - and the world - first reported due to incorrect information on Starlink's website.
- The new Standard dish is wider than first reported and is consistent with the dimensions originally approved by the FCC.
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