But here is the quandry on marine use - the satellites travel across the sky in a matrix. They have to move to prevent gravity from bringing them down; they travel a bit more than 17,000 MPH. As a result (when fully deployed) all of the oceans will have coverage no different than the land. The difference is the location and connectivity to the ground based stations. Regardless, I really see no difference between off shore mobile and RV mobile. Any customer is a good customer; so, I don't understand the rate jump for marine mobility other than the big commercial applications.Really don't think SL connectivity will be an issue for us coastal cruisers. There really is no way for them to restrict access in a small anchorage or bay. Unless he really wants to be d@#k about it...lol. We should also keep in mind that SL first rollout wasn't to satisfy the pleasure boaters. We are just putting the carriage in front of the horse as we wait for SL to catch up to our needs. For now I'm pretty happy with what they are providing even with the small rate increase. If I have to walk to the bow of my yacht to setup a highspeed internet dish so that i can stream Netflix at 150mbs while at anchor I think I can grin and bear it...