Show me your Starlink mounts (or ones you’ve seen)

I have buildouts for work using High Performance + Gen3 routers. Priority business for command post connections. Basically a pelican case with built in port holes.

 
I have buildouts for work using High Performance + Gen3 routers. Priority business for command post connections. Basically a pelican case with built in port holes.

Have you noticed any difference in speeds? A buddy who got me onto Starlink has a High Performance for their office, a Gen II for his house, and just recently snagged a Mini. A while back they were in the middle of moving offices at the time we were taking a trip. He brought the HP panel with him for that trip. Since then he’s moved back into town, and no longer uses the Gen II at home. So it’s made a couple trips with us. Just this pst weekend we went to Big Bend together, and we both had Minis. I couldn’t really tell any difference in speeds with any of them. However we were always in pretty desolate areas, and not exactly in a high demand area where the priority may take place.
 
In our recent 48 day 7400 mile western loop/trip our SL mini performed flawlessly. I never saw a need to semi/permanently mount it. There are many places that we camped that we would have had obstructions if we mounted it permanently on our Travel Trailer or truck topper. We did opt to buy the Striker Fabrication protective case to keep the Mini protected. Highly recommend this case.
Love our SL Mini never compete for WiFi again.

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Connectivity in the middle of nowhere.
 
Last week I snagged another Lithium battery as an alternate power source for the Mini. I was looking at smaller power banks etc, but they cost too much for what you’d get. Ended up stumbling across the 100ah lithium battery with good reviews, and had a built in 60 watt USBC port. Should be plenty to power the SL as long as the 60 watts was correct. Well it got here yesterday, and I tried it out today. Works like a charm. 100ah should be good for 3 days straight of constant use. And only $169 to boot!
 

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Last week I snagged another Lithium battery as an alternate power source for the Mini. I was looking at smaller power banks etc, but they cost too much for what you’d get. Ended up stumbling across the 100ah lithium battery with good reviews, and had a built in 60 watt USBC port. Should be plenty to power the SL as long as the 60 watts was correct. Well it got here yesterday, and I tried it out today. Works like a charm. 100ah should be good for 3 days straight of constant use. And only $169 to boot!
Link please!
 
I see! Nevermind, you just keep doing what you're doing because these photos are fantastic!
Thx good Sir! We have been adventuring...been good, now I'm still for a minute so maybe I'll enter in TOTM again 🤷😏
 
Thx good Sir! We have been adventuring...been good, now I'm still for a minute so maybe I'll enter in TOTM again 🤷😏
Hell yeah brother, you'll be good to go for next month!
 
Hell yeah brother, you'll be good to go for next month!
It will probably be a weird theme like "show your Tremor in a swamp, we only take swamp pictures" and I'll sit here and say " But I got no swamp!? 🤷"
 
It will probably be a weird theme like "show your Tremor in a swamp, we only take swamp pictures" and I'll sit here and say " But I got no swamp!? 🤷"
Oh I'm sure you'll find something in your travels 😁.

Moderators: are you reading this!? No swamp theme!
 
Have you noticed any difference in speeds? A buddy who got me onto Starlink has a High Performance for their office, a Gen II for his house, and just recently snagged a Mini. A while back they were in the middle of moving offices at the time we were taking a trip. He brought the HP panel with him for that trip. Since then he’s moved back into town, and no longer uses the Gen II at home. So it’s made a couple trips with us. Just this pst weekend we went to Big Bend together, and we both had Minis. I couldn’t really tell any difference in speeds with any of them. However we were always in pretty desolate areas, and not exactly in a high demand area where the priority may take place.
I ran a CP with 50-100 people 2-4 devices off the HP, had the Gen 2 size but 3rd gen as well, but that was required at a different location for continuity. And we ran a roam with priority but it did not hold up to our need for devices so we had to limit that to only 3 users on that side, and only 1 user when in Critical situations.

That being said, I run a Gen 2 at home with priority, and a separate Gen 2 with priority roaming for camping.

I suppose it all depends on your needs and requirements.
 
I ran a CP with 50-100 people 2-4 devices off the HP, had the Gen 2 size but 3rd gen as well, but that was required at a different location for continuity. And we ran a roam with priority but it did not hold up to our need for devices so we had to limit that to only 3 users on that side, and only 1 user when in Critical situations.

That being said, I run a Gen 2 at home with priority, and a separate Gen 2 with priority roaming for camping.

I suppose it all depends on your needs and requirements.
That’s good to know! Thank you!
 
For anyone that’s put the mini on the inside suctioned to moon roof…is there room enough to close the shade screen thing?
 
For anyone that’s put the mini on the inside suctioned to moon roof…is there room enough to close the shade screen thing?
Yes sir! If the wire is routed behind everything it will close all the way. If you keep the wire tucked in front or around the sides, it will require about a quarter of an inch opening as the headliner will hit the wire and bounce back. Be mindful of the mount you get. Some might hang lower and you're screwed (I know, "that's what she said!" 🤪.)
 
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Yes sir! If the wire is routed behind everything it will close all the way. If you keep the wire tucked in front or around the sides, it will require about a quarter of an inch opening as the headliner will hit the wire and bounce back. Be mindful of the mount you get. Some might hang lower and you're screwed (I know what I said there so nobody can say "that's what she said!" 🤪.)
I’d love to be screwed but not in this case. Which suction mount did you use that had enough room?
 
I’d love to be screwed but not in this case. Which suction mount did you use that had enough room?
For $46.99, it works for me! I'll take a video in the daytime to show the opening and closing (the Starlink mini 🤪) if you'd like.

Starlink Mini Sunroof Suction Cup Mount - Mounting Kit for Car Windows and Sunroofs - Starlink Mini Car Mount - Ensures Stable Satellite Signal While Driving (Suction Cup Mount) https://a.co/d/b5rPAB8
 
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