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This is the link from AmazonGreat set up. Do you know who makes that cradle/ mount? Thanks.
Starlink Mini Roof Mount,... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DDQD7QNH?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
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This is the link from AmazonGreat set up. Do you know who makes that cradle/ mount? Thanks.
I like this idea. It’s similar to our strobes on our work trucks using the Acari mounts. Only peeve of mine is why the hell would you spend all that money on a starlink system, mount, and subscription and run a 12vdc cord through the rear window? That’s ametureish as hell. Run the cord through the interior roof behind the light down a pillar along the wire run in the bottom door frame to an upfitter switch. Then you don’t have to worry about your battery.I have been considering this mount. The question is how to power when the truck is off without running down the truck batteries?! I guess I'll have to run a house battery in a box in the bed?
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Ford-150, 250-550 - Starlink Mini Mount
The Ford F Series bracket is designed to mount your Starlink Mini dish behind the rear bed light of a Ford F Series truck. Dish can easily be removed without having to remove the mount. 2015 - 2026 F-150 (Raptor and Lightning as well), 2017 - 2026 F-250-F-550. This powder coated, laser cut...www.savageutv.com
I like this idea. It’s similar to our strobes on our work trucks using the Acari mounts. Only peeve of mine is why the hell would you spend all that money on a starlink system, mount, and subscription and run a 12vdc cord through the rear window? That’s ametureish as hell. Run the cord through the interior roof behind the light down a pillar along the wire run in the bottom door frame to an upfitter switch. Then you don’t have to worry about your battery.
ok... That's coolIf you want it all.
I’m pretty sure this is the way I will be going.If you want it all.
Ditto. Might even fit with my headache rack!I’m pretty sure this IST the way I will be going.
Definitely. Based on the video, the Starlink mini is lower than the cab roof antennas, so clearance may not work with the rack. I may just have to design something myself for my situation.Looks like a waste of the Baja designs lights though.
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I wonder if this comes with a plug/cap for when you are not running the starlink? I'm not sure I want it mounted 100% of the timeIf you want it all.
Interested to know the same.I wonder if this comes with a plug/cap for when you are not running the starlink? I'm not sure I want it mounted 100% of the time
A vinyl cap will work to put over the DC barrel plug on the cable.Interested to know the same.
Is this a permanet install for you? Which power do you use? The 110 plug or USB-C adaptor. Trying to see if I want to run a USB-C plug to the back seat to power this.I can close it if I wanted to. Once I reroute the cable, you won't even know the Starlink is there![]()
Hello my friend! I'm not off the grid enough for it to be permanent. I mount it when needed and power it to the 110 plug. Running the USB-C plug is very doable and gives a clean look. Keep us posted on your install!Is this a permanet install for you? Which power do you use? The 110 plug or USB-C adaptor. Trying to see if I want to run a USB-C plug to the back seat to power this.