Ay_Excellent Starlink Course
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INTRO MODULE – Welcome & Course Orientation

Welcome to the course. This module covers what you're about to learn, how to follow the modules in order, tools you'll need, how to get support, and how to treat this as a real business (not an experiment).

MODULE 1 – Reality Check & Business Fit

Who this model works for in Nigeria, who should NOT attempt it, real expectations, common myths, and why many people fail before even starting.

MODULE 2 – Starlink Rules, Risks & Choosing the Right Kit

What Starlink actually allows, risks of restriction, Mini vs Standard in Nigeria, power differences, and risk management mindset.

MODULES 3 & 4 – Network Basics & Equipment Shopping List

Networking fundamentals (so you don't get cheated) + must-have vs optional equipment, MikroTik routers, APs, PoE, power backup, real Nigerian pricing 2026.

Equipment Shopping List – 2026 Nigeria Prices

Full verified list with current Jumia/Konga prices, recommended models, and links

Open Shopping List (Google Sheet)

Tip: Make a copy of the sheet to your Google Drive so you can edit prices or add notes

MODULE 5 – Real-World Network Architecture

Proper layout for single & multi-building, long-distance coverage, thick wall solutions, expansion planning.

MODULE 6A – MikroTik Hotspot Setup & Voucher Printing

Winbox config, bridge/hotspot setup, user profiles, speed limits, Mikhmon vouchers, printing batches.

MODULE 6B – Physical Cable Connection

Starlink → MikroTik → PoE → APs wiring, clean installation, avoiding signal loss.

MODULE 7 – Bandwidth Management & Pricing

Safe sharing limits, daily/weekly/monthly pricing models, user behaviour control, tiers Nigerians accept.

MODULE 8 – Power & Reliability

Power consumption breakdown, battery/inverter sizing, practical backup setups for Nigeria.

MODULES 9 & 10 – Operations, People & Scaling

Customer rules, payment discipline, complaint handling, scaling from 10 to 30+ users without chaos.

BONUS – How to Crimp Cables

Practical guide to crimping Ethernet cables correctly – essential networking skill.