am interested to know if it saves power,starlink dish cosume lot of power

Awesome, totally

make other video teaching how build for 12v please!!

Where do you buy this case? You have the link I'm Brazilian and your video is great! congratulations

Great Idea in itself to make the whole thing a bit more portable. As you mentioned at the end, I wouldn't put the router directly to the dish, as various frequencies may interfere with earch other. I'm not a satellite expert, but I would almost say that wifi - for exaple - could interfere with satellite reception. From what I have seen from others so far, I would recommend a different router anyway. The one from Starlink seems to be somewhat modest.

Hi, what is the distance between the outside edge of the case and the circuit board?

I have a problem with the dish, I think with the cable. Unfortunately, there is no maintenance in my area. Do I have a solution?

Esse sabe o que faz. Para não dizer o contrário.

Kenapa video nya sangat kecil ukurannya

Great job. Pelican and Plano make thin cases. Maybe you can cut it out and add plexiglass

Super video! Question - why does the power wire have 3 pins? I always thought 48v DC should only have + and -. Is one of them ground of some sort?

Parabéns pela dublagem

Great job! Any way you could show how you wired the 10pin dishy connector? Looks very fiddly.

Hi there, my gen 2 dish is dead and Starlink refused to replace it due to a sub standard mount, there is no sound coming from the dish and it won't even stow, i think it isn't getting power, is there a fuse inside that blows or something else that would cause this issue??

Thanks for the great video and clear instructions! Hope you will be adding more Starlink content in the future!

Hello sir IS it possible to order this modification starlink with u? How Can i contact u please

Would you have information on how long it'll run on the batteries you showed?

Hi, in your video I couldn't see how you connect the 3 wires from the Wi-Fi card (12v, 48v and gnd) to the inverter where there is 12v, positive and negative, with 48v positive and negative) i.e. I have 4 wires in the inverter with 3 wires on the Wi-Fi card, could you explain it to me?

Not the best video or setup. There are way better videos on youtube than your setup. First desolder the motor jack you don't need it you will save space that way. Second desolder the big bottom chip and one resistor on the left side the board that way you can power the dish directly with 12 volts from your car you won't need a 48 DC converter that wastes power. Third buy a 90° jack for your ethernet cable and buy flat cat8 cable and crimp a new cable that way you will lower your profile even more. Forth get a better thinner backplate ready made there a few sold on ali express which are quite good and you will have a way better thinner dish. Fifth get rid of that big bulky useless starlink router and buy a third party wifi 7 router from ubiquity. And that's the final procedure so enjoy your new 4mm thick dish.

It's not glue... they ultrasonically weld the plastic pieces together.

This by far seems to be the best POC. This will work great for back Packers as well as motorcyclists who can't afford much space, weight or power. How much power does this draw or, how long did your battery in this video last? What battery are you using?

Anyone know what’s best for resealing the flat dish with pcb to the motor and stand after it’s been separated?

Please sell me This prefab

Very cool! What's the weight of the dish board? Just curious

That's really cool. How long does that battery last mate ?

Hey what 3D printer do you use? Did you print it out of ASA?

so useful, valuable 💯🖤

Is it not possible to just remove the stand and arm from the back and maintain the original enclosure? It wouldn't be completely flat like the mod but certainly still portable.

Where is the 12 volt regulator setup you talked about out?

I thing the beter way is to compleately bypass the starlink router, and plug in an ethernet travel router woule save even more space

Hi, nice work. We have just received ours. Have noticed that the dish has a lot of backlash. Have powered up the unit but still can tilt like 10degrees and rotate around 30degrees freely. Is it normal as as of your video looks quite sturdy dish with base. Tks!

great video. thanks for sharing

Anyone knows the weight of the Starlink dish without the motor and backplate.

For what purpose would the ordinary consumer do this, seems destructive when no user parts are replaceable.

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Hey @adeelkhanadventures9010, do you know if it can be slimmed down a bit at all? Is there enough clearance between the connector and the inner surface of cover? I have this crazy idea of sticking it to the inside of my sunroof while allowing for the latter to slide into the roof still.Thanks.

If you heat the edges with a heat gun, it will separate easier. Use the tools available for cell phone repair. The process is similar.

what is the weight of the antenna pcb and the router pcb ?

great work!! congrats from Brazil!

Hey, just a quick question. I am wondering how much current draw the 12V and 48V portion actually uses. I notice you only used a 3A 12V converter so I guess it must use less than that? Seems lower than I expected. And for the 48V portion, what does that actually power? Would I need more than 1A output for that? Please let me know, and awesome video!!! :)

Can you list all the part numbers for the plug and pin for the lan part of it and the pin out also

Can I do the beginning part to install starmount case

Dishy??

this is freaking awesome. thanks for sharing!

Nice! Did anyone design the box to house the router component you mentioned? If not, let me know... may as well do that while I have it apart.

use a heat gun to heat the glue

Excellent work, you can use banana oil to remove the glue from the edges, making it easier to remove the lid. I'm sorry, but I copied your idea and will try to apply it here to put in my car. Thank you very much for the tips in the video.

Great video,thanks

Pretty genius. Any follow up on a router box?

What is the part number for the pins that go into the dish connector ZPDR-10V-S? What crimping tool is used?