@HelotesAg - Portability was the term StarLink used previously for the abilty to move to different locations, rather than be tied to a geographical area in proximity to your service address. We paid extra per month ($15, I think) to have this feature. Otherwise, your dish would only connect within ... something like .. 25 miles of your service address. There was the possibility of moving your service address to wherever you were traveling to,
IF service was available at that location. You could move back to your home location .. again,
only if service was available when you chose to move back .. so it was a bit of a crap shoot.
They now offer what they call Roam which lets you connect anywhere in NAmerica. It gets a little more convoluted after that, with speed options, and location options .. all of which are in flux, but at the basic level, anywhere in North America where you have a clear shot at the sky.
Why did I keep Portability rather that switch to Roam? Portability offered higher priority service than Roam. We both work from the road, so good connectivity was imperative. Roam has lower priority, so if in a heavily used area, your performance could suffer. Hard to quantify exactly how much, reports vary wildly .. so we chose not to chance it.
However .. there is a cost savings with Roam if you are not full time .. as you can pause your service and restart it again when you plan to travel again. Switching to this from Portability would close the door behind us and we could never go back .. so we pay each month, and keep Portability.
If you have Roam service, you'll be fine. If not ..I'd expect you will not have connectivity. But, give it a shot and let us know what you experience. This thing seems to be always in flux and some folks report some unexpected results to the plus side at times, so who knows.