Currently we're about 140 miles off Newport, Oregon, heading 216 in really benign conditions. Waves are beam on so a bit more herky jerky than optimal, but with winds only around 10 knots you can't complain.
Starlink's "RV/Roam" $150/mo service plan with priority data at $2/gig "anywhere in the world, including oceans", was killed off right after I cleared the coast. The service plan dujour is now called the "Mobile Priority" service plan for $250/mo and $2/gig over a prepaid 50. This will probably be replaced by a new one soon, perhaps the "No Really, You Can Use This On the Ocean" plan for $500/mo, but for now it's all working peachy. Interesting, but the lag time from "upgrading" to the $250 a month plan took 5 hours to complete, and now the antenna docks itself in the flat position, just like the antenna they were selling for maritime use that I suspect is the same one I have with just a slightly different form factor. Starlink is pioneering the 'No customer support, not now, not ever' business model as there does not exist that I can find a phone number, message service or email address where you can ask what the heck they're doing. If you can't figure it out from the scanty and constantly changing app or website, you're on your own.
The Grib chart for the next few days looks benign, and as we make further southing, the swells should shift to astern rather than abeam.
