Dishy/Equipment Pictures

Gull Lake Alberta with a 10 Ft extension mast to get above the tree line.

Older satellite mounts can work great for your Starlink system. We had to use one strip of sealing tape to take up the extra space with this one, this tape also holds Dishy in place. The Gen 2 system mount has a slightly smaller OD than Gen 1, making this install easy. Not all J-arms are the same

The purpose of this installation is portability. The pole is Starlink's outside pole product. It breaks down into two parts and Dishy installs on top. Then the pole installs on the ladder of the RV using pole brackets. Easy on, easy off. The Router is installed in a waterproof enclosure with th

We have set up a few portable RV Starlink systems now. Very easy system to set-up and has worked very well. Speeds were averaging above 100Mbps download. The Gen 2 system is preferred as it is lighter, smaller and comes with a detachable cable. All pluses for using the system as a mobile unit with

Morning skyline in Red Deer Alberta, Canada.

What is the Starlink customer service phone number?

You might be surprised at where Dishy can get great signal using the app to help pin down the right location is key. https://www.starlinkcommunityforums.com/post/starlink-checking-for-dishy-obstructions

Came with the 75' standard cable length and we had just enough to go from the pole mount to a good router location in the house. The extra height was helpful for getting over the trees in every direction.

Gen 2 Dishy's are very light compared to Gen 1 giving you easier mounting options, the biggest challenge we have is making the most of the 75ft cable that comes with the system, order the 150ft cable if you have a large house!

Caroline Alberta converting an Xplornet Satellite dish J-Arm.

You Can See there is quite a size difference, The Gen 2 did seem to pull a little better speed at our time of testing.

Dishy is mounted on a 3ft tripod with the Loco mounted just below in bridge mode, feeding a 2nd LocoM2 set as a station 400ft away that supplies a 2nd Location 100Mbps Download through another D-Link router.

We had a hailstorm come through yesterday morning and it put a dent in the dish. Now it will not work and I cannot get anyone to answer the app. Is there ANY other way to get in contact with customer service? The lack of contact info is really troubling. I pay $120 a month for this service and can't

Small tripod mount to add support to an existing satellite mount.

This is how to accomodate all that junk around your shop in Oregon. Mount a Starlink dish on top! 😉