Starlink is indeed a bit unstable - drops for 1 - 5 seconds intermittently as it transitions from one LEO satellite to another in the constellation. Generally not enough of an interruption to even stop a show on Netflix. The Starlink router itself, however, "self heals" and runs fine again shortly after it drops (in about 4 or 6 seconds) and the X60 OFTEN does the same... but occasionally SOMETHING happens and the X60's do not "self heal"/reconnect and we get the solid red light. Starlink continues to work but the DECO's do not. That any help? I'll try the proposed experiment tonight.

  @Bobcaygeon_BWAT 

 

I have the X68 and am suffering the same issue. Won't reconnect unless I restart Starlink.

Mine works anywhere from 5 mins to 20 mins then disconnects. Router or AP mode, Nothing. Solid Red.

  @Chappy_M ..... yeah. Hate to say it by my X60s are gathering dust. I gave up and got one of the Starlink mesh nodes and removed the X60 s from the equation. TP Link customer service did suggest some actions to test and try to diagnose... but haven't had time to try them after having invested so much time with no success. I'd love to hear if anyone figures this out, but for now I went to: 

 

STARLINK Router/Node ---> Starlink Mesh Node to switch w peripherals and an old powerline ethernet to get to my garage. 
 

Sad, but haven't had it go down once since taking the X60 set out. 

  @Bobcaygeon_BWAT 

 

Thanks,

 

Yeah it's a shame, it seems a solid unit when it connects and it is working. I was hoping to avoid buy another router and it not working again.I may have to bite the bullet and do as you have. 

I got an older TP LInk W9960 router sitting here which I've tried in wireless bridging mode. From the whole day I ran it, it worked a treat but i think it was limiting my speed.

 

The additional mesh node, have tou got Ethernet adapter going from it to Switch?