Here’s a a report from Richard Spindler.
“THE CURRENT STATUS OF STARLINK IN MEXICO AS OF SEPTEMBER 4, BASED ON OUR FIVE-DAY BASH FROM PUERTO VALLARTA TO SAN DIEGO.
Starlink worked everywhere along the coast of Baja as long as we were within about 12 miles of shore.
This might lead some people to think Starlink geofences the service further out. The problem with this theory is that Starlink worked for the first 170 miles of the rhumb line course from Punta Mita to Cabo. And that's way the hell offshore.
So we're just reporting our experience, not claiming to know why it works where.
And remember, it's a rapidly evolving system….But when it works, it's fabulous. We're very thankful for the weather updates we were able to get on Tropical Storm Javier. They allowed us not to worry about Javier…
Also rRemember that Starlink units cost 16 percent less in Mexico than in the States, and the monthly service is 50 percent less. Musk is trying to price the service based on what locals can afford.”