Does anyone have starlink?

I drilled a hole thru my soffit and ran it in my attic

Mine is mounted on a fence post. Conduit running down the post and underground to my house. There was an old phone line ran through the exterior wall, so I pulled that out and used the same hole for the Starlink cable.

Going on 3 years now, I’ve had 10/10 service. It’s fast enough for everyday household usage and reliable. Not like satellite TV of old.

I installed a lightning arrestor between the Starlink router and the rest of my network. Don’t want to fry security cameras and network switches with the big antenna sitting in the back yard.

Same. I use ours on the boat all the time. Powered by 2 M18 batteries and lives in a hard case until needed. We love it.

I like hearing that. It’s on my list of things to-do before end of year. Currently voyagers are complaining on roaming issues. It’s not coverage but subscription cost.

I have the mini for use on my property. We have zero utilities on the property ar this point and no cell service in the area. Starlink has been excellent.

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I like hearing that. It’s on my list of things to-do before end of year. Currently voyagers are complaining on roaming issues. It’s not coverage but subscription cost.

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I dont know the starlink packages but I know Chad has the more expensive program. I think he started with the less expensive plan and had some issues.


I can ask him about it if you need some info

I have a barndominium . No soffit. I think im just going to do an outdoor nema box and put the router in there and bury the line to the fence post.

My mother had a hole in her double-brick exterior wall that ATT drilled for prior service. I had to enlarge it to fit the bigger Starlink line, and it was a bitch even with a masonry bit. Finally got that done and snaked it through using a stiff wire as a lead. Mounted the Starlink dish on a 10 foot pole that I put beside the house and strapped to the facia board.

Could have gone through the ceiling, following the path of a DirecTv line, but it would have required going deep into the attic, and chose to drill rather than do that.

I have mine mounted to the corner of my garage and the modem on a shelf in the garage. I got an extender to place in my house which provides signal for all rooms

I like that Idea Barny. I'm about to mount mine on a pole at the camp and was going to cement a square socket w/holes that accepts a 2" square galv post w/holes and slip a bolt in the socket thru the post, Just thinking it'd be easy to take down for any reason........dammit now I have consider your way