Starlink mini setup

Hi everyone, thought i’d share the mounting solution that i setup. No suction cups here and still allows for movement to support alignment. This is the Victory dash mount and I decided to use 1 inch RAM ball mounts.

 

Hows it working? I have seen a few cars driving around with set ups and it is very obvious, this looks much cleaner. How does it look outside the truck?

 

Thanks. I can slide the excess wires via the slots on the dash mount for a much cleaner look.I don’t have a pic form the outside unfort and it’s currently not setup in car (i dismount when not in use). I still managed to get ~80 Mpbs which is still very fast. The goal for me was to get the starlink as low and flat to the dash as possible to still have good visibility thru windshield while driving. Here’s another photo that’s more obvious from outside i’m sure but again to show ease of flexibility and motion.

 

I've known of Starlink but never researched it until this post. I got to have it now. Anyone using it for everyday home use on the forum. I know about the recent hurricane drops. Thanks for the post.

 

My parents have it, they live very rural and my mother LOVES it. Every single person I've spoken to who uses it, loves it.

 

I live in rural Northern Nevada and have it on my house. It works great and has been the best Internet option for us... We tried everything available. It does have to be pointed north without obstruction. It has worked during snow storms and county wide power outages (I have backup battery on house and generator). I highly recommend if you don't have access to fiber optic. I haven't tried the mini, just the house unit, however I could pull it down and take it with me if I really needed to.

 

Have 3 systems. One on the boat in Alaska, one for the trailer, and one for home. I’ve been using it for 3 1/2 years and it is solid, more so than the WISP I had before.

 

where did you get the ram mount for it?