Starlink Gen 2 Install [150 Ft Cable, Ethernet and Pipe Adapter, Cable Routing Kit, Load Balance]

Overview of my Starlink v2 install, that covers the 150 FT Replacement Cable, Conduit specifics, Gland Connector, Ethernet Adapter, Pipe Adapter, Cable Routing Kit, Load Balancing, Hurricane Resiliency, Hurricane Wind Considerations, T-Mobile 5G Fixed Wireless. SpaceX Starlink Cable Specifics, Waterproof / Outdoor Rated Router, Carry Bag, Cable Guide, etc.
Watch this video to get all the details about the Starlink Gen 2 Pipe Adapter Kit that Starlink doesn't provide: • Starlink Pipe Adapter ...
If you are thinking about getting either Starlink or T-Mobile's 5G Fixed Wireless service watch this to see how they both perform: • Starlink Gen 2 - How D...

[@agps4418]

those are expensive mountings. neat, but costly. me, i just plant a 10x10cm log in the ground and drill a hole at the end of it for starlink's neck to be inserted there, along with a gap for the cable to go out of the hole.

[@werapaki4]

Thanks for the videos, very informative. Forgive me if I missed it in the video, but did you run any conduit from the base of the mounting pole to your house? Or did you bury just the wire?

[@goodfella7483]

Yes. I ran 1 1/4” conduit.

[@werapaki4]

@@goodfella7483 Thanks!

[@bogieman101]

Does that gland connector tighten down on the cable? I haven't found one that is big enough to pass the SL connector and will also compress enough to seal around the cable.

[@bogieman101]

Never mind, I see where that cable gland is made for this purpose, thanks, this is the finishing touch I needed.

[@goodfella7483]

BTW…Only one side of the cable will fit through. You might be able to get away with a smaller gland connector but I didn’t test others.

[@MyCatsPoopStinks]

Absolutely dumbfounded that Starlink would remove the Ethernet port. Next they’ll be building SpaceX capsules with no entry doors…… seriously?

[@gelf1907]

It is odd. I would guess they have problems with the Ethernet port and having to replace a $20 part is better then the entire base station for them. I doubt they were trying just to get an extra $20 as all their accessories are not expensive.

[@johnpfeffer6218]

quick question on the cable gland.... Since the end needs a 3/4 hole to pass through.. what size cable gland did you buy? and does it allow the 3/4 end and also clamp down on the actual cable? Did you need to modify that gland to effectively have 2 sizes? sorry if this is a dumb question.. looking to mount a demarc box outside of the house.. and am considering a cable gland.. thx for the help

[@johnpfeffer6218]

nevermind...I was thinking of splitting a cable gland.. and I see that in fact that is what you bought.. :) down below in a different post... Nice to know I won't have to split one manually... thx

[@thesupportcrew1]

My square dish was not working... I had no idea the connector was removable at the base of the dish. Your video was immensely helpful to me. Thank you!

[@dangriffith8966]

Great video. From what i have read the distance from the dish to router is supposed to be fixed. I ordered the 150' cable as well but am under the impression it is not supposed to be more than 100' (or maybe 75' - idk). I definitely need the 150' to get to a spot on my property where I have clear views. Any thoughts?

[@goodfella7483]

150’ cable works fine for me

[@Chuck_Burke]

Nice video...but what I was hoping to discover is how to change the 75' cable to the 150' cable...I may have missed that...but if you actually do that, could you please give me a time stamp?

[@goodfella7483]

Not sure what you mean. They both install exactly the same way, but one is longer.

[@burtbarber3008]

Great video! How did you set up your tp link load balancing done? I didn’t see the video on that one. Thank you

[@goodfella7483]

I decided not to leave it on a load balancer. The outages were very short (

[@ronjohnston7]

We have starling it’s 20 mbs down and 8 mbs. Up we just got a Verizon 5 g it’s 256 mbs down and 19 mbs up. Verizon 5 g is awesome. We live way out in country away from everything.

[@sepemail5849]

Very informative and well made video! Thank you very much, it answered a number of questions I had as I await arrival of my dish. Now as well and we’ll thought out Starlink is with the rest of the gear and process (for the most part) why are they missing the boat when it comes to at least posting up good DIY installation videos like this? Thanks for filling the gap!

[@WyattEarp387]

I have a question, I live in Alabama, don't hold that against me LOL. I finally ordered my StarLink 4 days ago. Where I live we have had to use the phone service with Hughes Crap (Net). Do you know or anyone if I can hook up a Magic Jack so I can have a phone at home? No cell service where I live that gets service. If I can will I need that Ethernet plug? Thank you for the help or not in advance.

[@SOU6900]

I don't know why they didn't just make the cable rated for burial to begin with. You'd think they would have considered that some people may not have any other option but to bury it. At least your video has given me an idea of how to run the cable for mine.

[@steveandrew408]

Well that was helpful star link is coming to the Philippines so,I'm also in typhoon alley so I was trying to think of something and you solved most of my issues I'll do the same to make the pole adjustable opposite of my house because winds come from the S.E did you put the cable in the ground? To the house?

[@minibikemadman]

I've been running my router outside in MA for 2 weeks now in wind, rain, snow and single digit temps..thing has been holding up awesome.

[@goodfella7483]

Awesome. Good to know.

[@minibikemadman]

@@goodfella7483 for sure... I put a big pot over it and a brick on top so it doesn't get blown around by the wind but 0 issues with it being out side this entire time.

[@smitaaay]

The router can be left outside? *mind blown* I'm not sure I would do that, but that's pretty cool that they made it that way. Thanks for the detail of this video, man. I can't imagine you could have made a better video for this. Seriously, great job.

[@MrToms427]

many thanks for putting this together. going down the same route you did with a pole mount. I want accessability just in case. Tool old to be up on tall ladders. Thx again.

[@goodfella7483]

Awesome. Happy it was helpful.

[@kevinryan9843]

Very much so, well done, TKS

[@lordshmee13]

feels like bragging when i see peoples starlink working lol, mine hasnt worked since march, got new cables think thats the culprit waited 2 -3 weeks didnt work, told starlink about it, waited another 2 -3 weeks til got a response, and the response was good luck with your self repair(because i had said i made headway with jiggling on port got some power back to dish,some meaning a edge of the dish is warm) so im up shit creek for now til customer support gets better or more plentiful to help the other side of the world and supply and demand

[@kristopherblyth2200]

That's what I was thinking about doing with mine instead of the roof and doing it on the patio railing like this. I haven't gotten it yet but I live in hurricane alley too. Lost Internet for 4 months the last major one we had, lol.

[@dbluhm80]

So I'm seeing biggest problems with wire feed. From all the videos I've watched. Is back feed wire from inside the house to the dish. Not from dish to inside the house. You will avoid making bigger holes than needed. The connection to the dish is maybe half an inch compared to 2 inch hole needed to go the other way

[@bandman1967]

I was directed to this page from your other video and it helped me decide to mount mine like your with the cable on the outside in case I need to pull it down. I waited 2 months for the starlink pole adapter so I am hoping I can get the cord out and in 1 inch conduit under ground. I almost feel like I need to order a backup cord. They take a long time to get.

[@chairman9296]

Very well done video. Respect.

[@brandonbarr2784]

Take off for hurricane and take it with you. Dallas from st Bernard

[@riotgear6891]

Awesome video man, watched a lot of these and yours is the most thorough, organized, and clear. Cheers.

[@goodfella7483]

Thanks

[@paulblackman4833]

Another thanks for the video, the heads up about the connector was appreciated.

[@jberri8991]

Very informative. Thank you for posting it. I am in Northwest Louisiana and should have my kit in a few days.

[@Saiyuna]

Hey, I'm in SE Louisiana, too! Just got my Starlink gen2. Thank you so much for these videos. Starlink works great at my home, and while I love my gadgets, I am a noob when it comes to construction let alone mounting anything outside, but this is exactly what we are looking to do. This may be annoying to ask, but do you have a parts list for this build? It doesn't need to be a clickable Home Depot/Lowes/Amazon link - just the list would be great to have (and potentially add to the description of this video..?). Again, thank you for the video and for the content!!!!

[@goodfella7483]

Sorry, but I honestly don’t have the time to do that. A nice stroll through Home Depot or Lowes and you can find everything I used except the gland connector.

[@Saiyuna]

@@goodfella7483 No problem. I appreciate the reply. Thank you.

[@RogerDiotte]

Very good, always wanted an extra detailed view of the dish and bonus a VERY good pipe install! Love that pipe install job!

[@goodfella7483]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jakekay5588]

@@goodfella7483do you want to sell the 75’ cable? Mine only came with a 50’.

[@goodfella7483]

@jakekay5588 no thanks

[@ShowMeWhatINeedToKnow]

WAIT: There are NO Ethernet ports on the back of the modem???

[@OmarArocho]

You answered all the questions I had. Thank you very for this video.

[@bruceyarbro9986]

Best explanation on the internet. Well done!

[@jamesmihalcik1310]

Nice build. Well thought out, great details. Thank you!

[@goodfella7483]

Thanks!

[@davidgallimore3162]

I have the same equipment, but have had issues with the load balancing. Please post a video on how you have your e605 set up. Thanks!

[@goodfella7483]

I do not have mine setup bc I found it to be unnecessary.

[@runuphill]

If you want to have the internet signal from the Starlink satellite dish connect via ethernet to your existing 3rd-party LAN with one or more WiFi access points, you will need to budget for a router (and remember to change the Starlink to "bridge mode" / "bypass router".) I ended up getting an EdgeRouter X from Ubiquiti to connect the Starlink with my Ubiquiti/UniFi ethernet switch, Cloud Key Gen 2, and a few UniFi AP's. Everything works great!

[@SACBENT05]

Super informative! Thank you.

[@MrRuss58]

are you getting any faster speed with the ethernet adapter over wifi

[@JohndeStGermain]

Thanks for making this video. As a fellow Louisianian who lost internet for quite a bit longer than you (I don't even know how long it ended up being but it was maybe 2+months) I was/am looking into setting this up for myself as well! I think video / info on the performance of both the Starlink and the T-Mobile fixed 5g would be helpful to see for reference! Bummer about the 90 deg / rectangular hole...nothing a little patching couldn't fix but I bet you are like me and don't bother with that in your data closet :D Mine is a bit of a mess when it comes to all the holes where the wires are coming out.

[@goodfella7483]

Performance video next! Nothing some sheetrock mud can't fix. LOL.

[@silvitooo]

Hello. would you know if the pipe adapter is compatible with the circular version?

[@goodfella7483]

I do not. Sorry, I’ve never own the round dishy.

[@yairhaim4191]

Thank you for your very informative video! Would love to know what is the size you used for the Gland connector? Thanks!

[@goodfella7483]

Wraparound Plastic Submersible Cord Grip, for 0.25" to 0.33" Cord OD, for 1-1/4 NPT Knockout www.mcmaster.com/5302N14

[@BillChurchFl]

@@goodfella7483 pin this comment. :)

[@mrglindsay3]

Thank you for the very detailed video! Great job!

[@tmackie1694]

Aloha! My Starlink arrived today, so my battle to overcome surrounding trees has commenced. QUESTION: why did you grind two areas of the metal pipe flat? Thanks for your videos!

[@goodfella7483]

Towards the end of the video I have a section that shows the three protrusions that stick out inside of the pipe adapter. The flats are to make way for those. One flat ground per protrusion, so three of them.

[@tmackie1694]

@@goodfella7483 thank you for the reply and further explanation

[@josh1313]

Great video! Too bad Starlink doesn't provide more info on the products they sell. I would be interested in the performance and more about the load balancing

[@goodfella7483]

Here is a little info on the performance in New Orleans. Plan to do more tests over time. Video on load balance setup coming soon. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaDXqGVjqs18iqc

[@cristian_c]

The only issue I see with this new kit is that the cable is not a standard internet cable cat6,7 with rj45, you can not use the cable which you have already in the walls for the connection between router and dish.

[@natebeils]

Very informative and detailed video. Can you please tell me the size and type gland connector you got from McMaster Carr? I’m looking at doing the same thing but can’t figure out which size I need.

[@joelfonder8626]

What is the size of the pipe you used to mount the adapter too? Thanks for the video.

[@goodfella7483]

www.homedepot.com/p/2-in-x-10-ft-Rigid-Metal-Conduit-0544310000/202068054

[@jayla7647]

Im not trying to be stuoid but could you please tell me which one should i order. There are so many to choose. It would be helpful if you told me which one?

[@johnbuchenhorst267]

Very useful thank you

[@goodfella7483]

You are welcome

[@dmassoni]

By chance do you have the McMaster part # for that glands?

[@goodfella7483]

5302N14

[@mynameisprivate158]

Pro-Tip don't use a phone to film in portrate mode!

[@goodfella7483]

portrait

[@xhfranco]

Where is you video in configuring the TO ER605 into a load balancer?

[@goodfella7483]

Outages are so short and minimal on SL it wasn’t worth doing. Plan on going exclusive SL instead. Not load balancing any longer.

[@MrRuss58]

@@goodfella7483 ..do you have faster speed with tp605 connected. m getting a lot of network issues and errors every 30 min or so for 7seconds

[@mrs.c5471]

Wow, you do nice work.

[@drewa3597]

couldnt you just make your own ethernet adapter now that you have the 2 extra ends from the 75 foot cord?

[@Markymarkcy]

Very helpful video, thanks 2 Questions ..1/ What dimension is the metal pipe you used - I noted 2" for the plastic conduit 2/ Did you make a video re the TP-Link ER-605 ? If I missed either, excuse my ignorance ... Thanks, in anticipation from across the pond, in the wilds of west Wales ( Britain )

[@goodfella7483]

2” trade size rigid metal electrical conduit pipe. 1-1/4” plastic electrical conduit to run the wire. I have not made a video for the TP-Link yet. Happy it was helpful.

[@jimmontague34]

I'm not convinced that the instructions mean "don't touch the front of the antenna". It looks to me like they don't want me to force the antenna to move on the mount.

[@bogieman101]

Nice neat install.

[@InclusionMedia]

Thanks for the great video. What size PVC conduit did you use? Trying to spec one that fits the Starlink cable plus a CAT6 that wont damage the connectors. Thank you

[@goodfella7483]

I think I used 1 1/4”

[@GRwwjd]

In respect to the square hole and the 90 degree connector, couldn’t you have run the wire backwards through the conduit? I’ve yet to set mine up but will need to do a pole mount w/extra cable as yourself. Very helpful video. Thank you.

[@goodfella7483]

Yes I could have ran it backwards, but it was very hard to get the cable through the conduit (got stuck before I lubricated it) so I didn’t want to start all over. You’re welcome. Happy it helped.

[@jimmacdonald3178]

Hi great info very helpful. Can you tell me how you ordered the 150ft cable , I really need the extra length and cannot get a address to Oder through. Thanks.

[@goodfella7483]

I couldn’t order any accessories until my dishy shipped. Once it was on the way I ordered with the online store at Starlink.com

[@catsmeow5566]

Hi, thank you for sharing this. How tall is the pipe adapter kit? I ordered one but am waiting for it to arrive and want to prepare to figure out how tall of a pole I will need. I'm thinking of getting a pipe without the coupling part on it and maybe drilling divots in to the pipe I use for the set screws to sink in to a little (not drilling all the way through). I love how much detail you included. One thing I'm wondering, did you ground your pole for lightning strikes or is it already grounded by being sunk into the ground somewhat?

[@goodfella7483]

6:50 in this video: Starlink Pipe Adapter Kit Overview, Dimensions, and Details kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3PTh5-DaNqDnNk. About 5.125” tall. The only reason I left the coupler is to not damage the threads in case I want to use them. The set screws will hold it very secure without drilling divots. The only way I see an issue is if the pipe you use is too thin and then the set screws deform the pipe and possibly not hold well. I’d go with the thicker wall pipe for that reason. I did not add any grounding.

[@VNV67]

Congratulations on a very nice install. I am in Florida so I know what you are saying about Hurricanes. And I also watched another video saying that these dishes lose signal in the rain. But so did me ViaSat service. I don't think that these will be as bad because they are closer to earth. Hopefully I will be getting mine before to long. I ordered it while it was in beta last year 2/14/2021 and getting very angry because of the wait time. Again very nice install.

[@goodfella7483]

Thanks. Hope you get yours soon.

[@jayla7647]

Where do you get a glan connector

[@goodfella7483]

McMaster-Carr

[@SaltGrains_Fready]

Great details and Install.! I used to install Big Hughes DirecWay Satellite Dishes on poles like that and larger 20 Yrs ago with only 2-4 Mbs download speed which was considered Rockin Big Time back then. They had to be computer commissioned pointing at ONE specific satellite, locked into place with huge clamps, because if it ever moved you were gone and totally out of luck until service got there to reposition it again. Very $$ Costly for sure.. And NOW - This Starlink concept is way way better !! Anyway, IS there an orientation requirement on this Dishy antenna ??? I've Yet to find out from these YT vids if the Dishy has to be put on the pipe with any part specifically pointed toward the north or south since it has to move back and forth into the internet spread pattern in the sky.?? Any info you have would be appreciated... ALSO - YOU NEED a 4 Foot Ground Rod sunk into the ground at the base of the pole connected to it with a clamp and #10 Solid Wire. Grind the pipe at the connection and oil all the connections when done.. There's a good amount of Lightning in your area during certain seasons. Oil all the connections on the ground path also to keep em fresh.

[@goodfella7483]

If you download the Starlink app on your phone you can go outside and use the app with the camera on your phone to visualize the area of the sky it will need open. After you power the dish it orients horizontal and after a few minutes orients the dish to a portion of the sky it deemed most ideal. I haven’t found that mine has moved much if ever once “commissioned”. I’m not sure how exactly it decides where to point in the sky but once there it stays stationary for very long durations(months). As I understand it, the tracking is done virtually with the phased array after that.

[@SaltGrains_Fready]

@@goodfella7483 Browser only access here. No 'smart' phones out this far we use flip phones from 2006 still.

[@nohphd]

I discovered the pole stub of the Starlink dish is precisely the correct size to slip inside the flared end on a 1” schedule 40 PVC conduit. I set up a 4x4 post, routed the buried sch 40 conduit along the post and clamped. I fished in the cable, connected the cable to the dish and dropped the metal pipe from the dish into the conduit. Works perfectly. The dish has survived +40 MPH gusts as measured by a weather station 10 feet away.

[@freddutton404]

How do you keep the dish from moving side to side?

[@nohphd]

@@freddutton404 the dish down pipe that fits into the mount also slips into the 1” conduit. It’s tight and doesn’t slip though I’m sure you could remove it from the conduit. The 1” conduit is attached to a 4x4 post embedded in the ground. There’s less than a fraction of an inch of play even with substantial force. Dishy is free to orient itself any way it wants.

[@Ntroendle88]

Very nice setup, good information I might have used smaller pvc pipe and fittings that way you could use legit strapping means but all in all I liked your idea and they also make that pvc in sch 80 which is what your suppose to use when you emerge from the ground in a location where the raceway could be damaged.

[@JeffersonHumber]

Great video, thank you

[@goodfella7483]

You bet

[@markrobinson8539]

Do you have the part number or size of the gland connector that you used. I am concerned that if I get a gland connector big enough to pass the Starlink end connector thorough it (3/4 inch ?) then the gland connector will be too big to tighten down to the actual cable diameter.

[@goodfella7483]

McMaster-Carr. 5302N14. If I recall only one end of the cable fits through.

[@markrobinson8539]

@@goodfella7483 Thanks...that looks like a good part number. I like your setup and am going to do something similar. I have about a 44 feet run from the corner of my house to the intended pole position. I was going to mount the system on the house gable but I took your advice and I don't want to be climbing ladders to wrestle with the dish when bad weather is expected.

[@philkathycook7376]

Thanks so much....very helpful. Did you use another box or a 90 degree sweep at the base of the pole when you went underground and also same question from the end into the house ? And how did you waterproof the end at the house ? Thanks !

[@goodfella7483]

I used 90 sweeps. Just built the house so conduit is through the foundation and wall.

[@philkathycook7376]

@@goodfella7483 Thanks again. Nice work 👍

[@sjzoni]

Very good video. You answer many questions that StarLink does not address. My dish is scheduled to arrive this Thursday and I have given a lot of thought to mounting. I have opted to go with the pole (StarLink Pole) and mount it in my yard. I am considering running the conduit up the center of the pole. Why did you choose a 2" conduit? Good point about the direction of pulling the cable. I have already considered that but I did not know that the plug at the dish was flexible or waterproof. Also, I ordered the kit but I didn't know what was included. As I said, you answered many questions.

[@goodfella7483]

I went with the 2” pipe because it is available at Home Depot and strong. Also, when I installed the pole wasn’t available from SL.

[@sjzoni]

@@goodfella7483 Thank you again for all the work you put into this project. As I mentioned, I am in the process of collecting the materials to complete the job myself. I have a question about the "gland connector at the LB Box" you attached to the top of the conduit. I followed the link to "Wraparound Plastic Submersible Cord Grip for 0.25" to 0.33" Cord OD, for 1-1/4 NPT Knockout" and I assume you were able to pass the Starlink cable and plug through the opening? Did you buy it online from McMaster-Car? Or were you able to find it somewhere else? I went to an electrical supply store today and they didn't have anything quite like this.

[@goodfella7483]

From McMaster Carr is the only place I know to get it. Only one side of the cable goes through it…the smaller side.

[@derickniles1329]

Good Job.

[@goodfella7483]

Thanks!

[@keweenawbee]

Thanks for all the details! My pipe adapter came today, still waiting on the ethernet adapter. I would like to do the same but add another length of pipe the next size up and make some kind of boot for the junction. I also would like to keep the wire secure inside the rigid piping. I know that presents install and servicing hassles but it's going in a semi public area. Any ideas?

[@goodfella7483]

Can you expand on keeping the wire secure inside the rigid conduit? Not sure I follow.

[@keweenawbee]

@@goodfella7483 I thought you mentioned that the cable can be routed down inside the conduit rather than coming out of it briefly and into the gland? I have the stuff now I suppose I and try it. I just want the cable inside to prevent tampering with it. I can deal with the underground issues I have a mini-excavator. My existing ISP is beamed from the south I need to install a new pole a few feet away to clear the evergreens to my northeast anyway. Actually looking forward to a new project!

[@goodfella7483]

Ah. I see what you mean. Yes you can route inside the metal pipe all the way up to the dish and it will be hidden. If yours is high enough it won’t matter, but since mine is low I was concerned with someone stealing the dish. There is nothing that prevents someone from disconnecting it.

[@wintercoder6687]

Great video! Your configuration is exactly what I've got laid out. I ran conduit underground last summer so that I'd be ready even if my dish showed up in the middle of winter (northern Wisconsin). Well, my dish showed up about a week ago but I can't do anything with it yet because the last piece of the puzzle (150' cable) is backordered until the 2nd week of February. I don't have to worry about hurricanes, but I am mounting it about 9' in the air (on a 12' pipe) in order to keep the dish away of the dozens of bucks that visit my yard every day. I am still shocked at the number of users in densely populated areas that are getting Starlink. I would think that Starlink would target rural users first. What kind of speeds are you getting? The reason that I ask is because the email announcing the shipment of my dish said I could expect downloads of 100-150mbps and uploads of 20mbps. That kind of disappointed me. I see all of these videos online with 200+mbps.... that's my expectation, not 100 mbps. Oh well, I'll just have to wait a couple more weeks before I find out. Again, great video!

[@goodfella7483]

I’m guessing they are shipping to populated areas (up to some limit) because it’s financially rewarding without a huge network capacity impact / degradation to rural areas. If I were them I’d be utilizing the network capacity everywhere I could to accelerate growth in other areas. In other words, it makes no business sense to not rollout in populated areas if it doesn’t have a negative impact on rural areas. A good friend of mine is much more rural than I am, needs it more than me, and hasn’t got his yet. I do have a video that shows some performance data for my location. I’m planning to do another performance test in heavy rain. This data was with 100% cloud cover. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaDXqGVjqs18iqc

[@tommiemaddie9614]

@@goodfella7483 Great video. I installed mine on a SL pole instead of adapter. 75 ft cable buried 6" underground with wide sweep elbow & drip leg before going into pole. Starlink worked ay first on volcano mount. When I installed in conduit, it quit. Despite multiple factory resets, etc, it continued to give "unplugged" message. Router light on & broadcasting but no interrnet. After 2 weeks, finally got message from SL. They wanted pic. As soon as they saw I installed in buried conduit, they voided warranty. Their instructions say cable not rated for burial. I interpreted that as not being direct burial. They are actually recommending cable lay on ground! Apparently they don't understand concpt of lawnmowers. I've gone round and round with SL & now waiting for a new cable to try that I had to buy. Worst service company I've ever encountered. I'm a PE & ran a high tech company for 30 years so I'm no expert but not new to this stuff. Hopefully sending this to you privately so as to not call SL attention to your conduit install. Have you had any issues with regard to burial in conduit? TM

[@MrROFloyd]

@@tommiemaddie9614 Did your new cable come in and does your SL work now? My kit shipped today and I was about to start construction.

[@joecouncil]

Can you provide a link to the grommet you use on the end of the conduit box?

[@goodfella7483]

Wraparound Plastic Submersible Cord Grip, for 0.25" to 0.33" Cord OD, for 1-1/4 NPT Knockout www.mcmaster.com/5302N14

[@joecouncil]

@@goodfella7483 Thanks..

[@blythdunlap8408]

Thanks for making this video.. You provide a lot of good information and depth.. Thank you!

[@goodfella7483]

Happy it helps. Working on another video now with everything I discovered since install. That one will be packed also. Cheers.

[@blythdunlap8408]

@@goodfella7483 awesome... I just got my confirmation last night .so I should have the system in a week or two . hopefully... Just doing research on installation stuff... I'll keep a lookout for your future video. Thanks!

[@goodfella7483]

Spoiler alert! Didn’t work well in heavy rain for me yesterday. Not surprised, but a little bummed. I mean, it rains hard all the time in Louisiana.

[@blythdunlap8408]

@@goodfella7483 I'm in central Texas... I guess I will find out how it does in the rain. We don't normally get a lot.

[@chuckgreen355]

great job thanks

[@goodfella7483]

You’re welcome.

[@adolfgibbs8759]

Well spoken Young man

[@goodfella7483]

Thanks

[@midieransc]

Thanks for the video. Good job. I’m still waiting since Feb 8th 2021 for order confirmation. It’s great to see the details. I live in rural The Blue Mountains in central Ontario Canada and have a vacation property in Haliburton, Ontario; an area we call “Cottage Country” - so I have two pre-orders waiting. Both locations currently are on satellite internet Xplornet (AKA Xplor-crap) and paying through the nose for overage charges. Neither location have available LTE fixed wireless; both locations are surrounded by forest. The cottage order has been rescheduled for January 2022, while the house is April 2022. We don’t have your hurricane issue, but have winter and potentially large snowfalls; so, I’m planning on a J-mount off of my roof gables so that the snow melt will simply fall clear of the roof.

[@lifeinmexico189]

Very informative, but shooting this in Portrait Mode almost made thus unwatchable. Seriously. I stopped watching within 10 seconds, but decided to come back later and watch it. Your content is GREAT, but not using Landscape Mode really detracts.