How to Install Starlink Cable Routing Kit Through Your Wall | Solving Installation Issues

Here is how we installed the Starlink Cable Routing Kit through the wall of our house. To avoid the issues with the 90 degree plug, you can first feed the straight end of the plug through the wall and up to the satellite dish. The large size of our home and high roof made this challenging, so we made a larger hole to feed the cable through.
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[@BellyUpFish]

Have to admire a man this committed to doing it the hard way. LOL

[@matthewwhittaker478]

What’s the easy way?

[@michaelpurwin7699]

​@@matthewwhittaker478 the other end of the cable is smaller and not angled.

[@46fd04]

This is the Gen.2 dish. The cable pulls out of the dish. It is no longer hardwired like the Gen.1 dish. Install the cable from the INSIDE to the outside, with the smaller connector, which plugs into the dish. Drill a ONE INCH diameter hole thru the wall.

[@RazorPiggie]

How, because the other end is connected to the satellite antenna base

[@RazorPiggie]

I just pressed the bottom release button on the shaft of the satellite tube and it released the cable. To be fair, the instructions are at a microscopic scale even I can’t read them but you made think how to figure it out. The design needs work and I don’t feel that’s enough cable for the money spent. Thanks

[@46fd04]

​@@RazorPiggie Hi. I edited my post to make it easier to understand. The cable is installed from the INSIDE to the outside. Drill a one inch diameter hole thru the wall.

[@user-sp7tc5cw7z]

This dude definitely isn’t making it through the zombie apocalypse.

[@TobIas-or9dj]

Drill the hole angled. Outside lower than inside. As we all know water has a difficult time running uphill. That way physics helps you to keep the water out

[@zman-ru3yf]

Ypu are supposed to run the other end of the cable throught the wall and to the dish. It's much smaller

[@thehiddenvalley748]

Yeah we realized that after installing the dish. It would have been nice to be able to run either end through the wall. Our house is quite large and we put the dish on the tallest peak so it wouldn't have been easy to feed the cord up to the dish unfortunately.

[@46fd04]

@@thehiddenvalley748 To run the cable UP to the dish, use a rope. I've been doing that for years with other satellite services.

[@jonny555ive]

​@@46fd04 I'm pretty sure this man is "special"..... If ya know what I mean. Even if the other end didn't come out of the receiver it still would have been easier to tie a rope to the goddamn receiver and pull the whole thing up rather than drill a 4 ft hole into your damn wall..... 😂😂😂😂😂 Man, this was funny to watch. Take it easy dude.

[@timberlakev]

The other end would work better

[@tdudley913]

Can you disconnect the wire from the dish and run it through the wall? Lol lol if you ever have to do it again.😊

[@BADBOY-cf8es]

Where I live, the sun is so harsh that I would have to put the wires through a conduit.

[@thehiddenvalley748]

Ah man, glad we didn't have to do that. Where do you live?

[@ozjado]

Im thinking the same thing im in Australia and wondering how the cable will stand up to the nuclear summers we get here

[@alexb1638]

😂

[@adventuremikey101]

I dont get it...anyone can run the cable OUTSIDE!!! how you run it through roof down inside walls, through noggins...now that's worth a video

[@rolsonDotcom]

Agreed. The design is terrible