Does Dishy switch satellite if it knows a satellite will go into an obstructed area?

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  • starlink-grpc-tools

    Random scripts and other bits for interacting with the SpaceX Starlink user terminal hardware

    • BoresightAzimuth&Elevation in the debug data are not virtual. That's where your dish points physically. I was told in the beginning (2020 - early 2021) dish shared via grpc the serving satellite number and it showed if the connection was prescheduled or fallback but they hid that api from public access. The only way to see what satellites dish connects to is to observe obstruction map filling up after a cold start. The dish doesn't know about obstructions after a cold start though.

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