ONE INCH Flat Mount Starlink for Full Time RV Life!

[@brendarobinson5699]

I give you props bro I just bought a starmount personally

[@kevink4914]

😂 you going to be finding plastic shavings for the next year 😅💁‍♂️🤣

[@karaokedeconstruction]

if you decide to sell those black mounts lemme know, i can insert that into my sunroof and need a thin mount.

[@EddieLife3500]

thats awesome man, turned out looking amazing

[@FindingLifesAdventure]

Thank you! and thanks for watching!

[@cyberliferrr]

What are those magnets you used?

[@FindingLifesAdventure]

what section of the video are you referring to?

[@cyberliferrr]

@@FindingLifesAdventure the end. Did you use magnets or suction cups to attach it to your rv roof? It looked like big magnets.

[@FindingLifesAdventure]

Oh! Those were spacers. It’s screwed to the roof, then sealed around the bolts and under the spacers

[@josesimpson9242]

Familia te felicito por tu nuevo logo gran video

[@athomewithjenny]

I wondered when someone was gonna do this? Great job!

[@LittleGreenMan11]

Have you been using it while driving? Have you had a warning from Starlink to stop this?

[@FindingLifesAdventure]

We haven't actually tried using it while driving. But I have heard of this.

[@G53X0Y0Z0]

I put mine on top of a plastic tub with a yellow lid or put something easy to see next to it to help avoid doing this. I know it would be easy to run over them because unless your looking at the front they aren't that easy to see.

[@FindingLifesAdventure]

Lol not a bad idea. Just a dumb mistake because we were rushing and not paying attention 🤦

[@nuquest]

What’s the material of the board? By the way looks great

[@FindingLifesAdventure]

Thanks it’s been a while since we did this but I think it was PVC. But don’t quote me on that. I talked with a few plastics people before I did it trying to figure out what would be the most impervious to water

[@TotemRally]

Hi my friends. Can you confirm that the material of the board is PVC ?@@FindingLifesAdventure

[@stevenbarr6843]

Hi! I'm beginning my full time experience soon! What do y'all do for a living?

[@robv4053]

Nice fix! You basically just made yourself the in-motion receiver. If you can keep the Starlink router powered while on the road, you should get pretty decent reception in the truck cab. As the Starlink mesh continues to densify with more birds in orbit, the flatness will become less of an issue with reception. Obviously, no rustic, tree covered campsites for you till you get a second Dishy. Jordanna, I definitely like your logo graphic! Safe travels to you!

[@FindingLifesAdventure]

Thank you! yes we have a second dishy for those shaded sights or diffrent situations, but honestly with our solar we tend to be in the sun or open to the sky anyways.

[@oceanready2183]

Pretty clever save. We have our Starlink on a pole that attaches to our ladder. Mostly it works well, but we’ve been it 2 campgrounds where trees blocked it. I don’t know how important internet is for you, but we also carry a T-mobile and a Verizon 5G Home internet. 2 separate systems. Both work in different areas, and usually one works wherever we are. Sometimes we get speeds over 500mbps. They are not supposed to be mobile units, and are for home use. They aren’t available in all areas. Both need to be activated where they are ordered to. Anyway, they almost always keep us from having to set up the Starlink for overnights. I think one is $50/month, and the other is $55. Right now the Starlink is at 135mbps and the Verizon box is over 260mbps. The T-mobile box doesn’t work here.

[@oceanready2183]

Almost forgot. You guys are in a campground?

[@FindingLifesAdventure]

Glad you found a way to keep yours safe lol. We need internet a lot but we haven't been in a situation yet where the starlink has been blocked. And yes we did end up getting a campground for the winter.

[@JohnnyAirtime1]

Sent you a message via Instagram!!

[@FindingLifesAdventure]

Awesome! We'll send ya an email!