Starlink Mini Install - Always-On Internet for 4WD, Caravans & Campers!

[@jorobson1]

Great info! We are just looking at a Starlink Mini to replace our Gen 2 which we run on a extended pole on the van. My biggest apprehension I had was if mounted on the car what the range would be and would we still get a good signal in the van (wifi range). You have addressed my doubts! Good time to buy as they have the Mini on special to the end of the month (Jan 2025).

[@Perth4WDandCamping]

Thanks. Yes a great price at the moment!

[@richardwalsh5570]

This was great, very useful 🎉 better than some boring locations.

[@Perth4WDandCamping]

Thanks mate! We’re loving the new Starlink mini

[@fleurneumann8430]

We have also just upgraded from our Gen 2 Starlink to the Mini .Yet to try it out but will be able to do so in a couple of weeks when we head to Cape Le Grand Campground for 2 weeks plus where ever else we are off grid which could be Cape Arid NP . Thanks for the install video although we will just travel ours lose in the vehicle as needed .

[@Perth4WDandCamping]

@ nice one! Sure you won’t regret it. Great piece of kit and the integrated router is a game changer 👌

[@diverbelow-c1c]

Just a note. Mbps stands for megabits per second NOT megabytes per second as you said in the video. That's a factor of 8x difference.

[@Perth4WDandCamping]

Good pick up. Thanks for that 👍

[@terry9119]

six of one half a dozen of the other

[@diverbelow-c1c]

@@terry9119 Are you equating a byte with a bit? It's a review on a communication device. Unit of measurement for speed is important!

[@danielflinn3571]

Looks great gob well done thanks for sharing

[@Perth4WDandCamping]

@@danielflinn3571 thanks mate. Yes Robbie did a great job. Clean install and mini works great - both in the van and whilst on the road

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

Impressive content, Perth 4WD and Camping. Looking forward to your next upload! I smashed that thumbs up button on your video. Keep up the great work! The comparison between the Gen 2 dish and the Starlink Mini was really insightful. With the advancements in satellite technology, how do you think the Starlink system will evolve in terms of mobility and connectivity for off-road travelers in the next few years?

[@Perth4WDandCamping]

Thanks for the support! It’s a great question - internet is becoming more and more accessible for people across the globe which is a great thing! I suspect some vehicle manufacturers will start to begin offering this technology into their vehicle configurations and with Starlink’s Direct to Cell service coming, this will allow phones to access the service. A very interesting time ahead!

[@pagaddictfishingadventures694]

There is absolutely zero chance i will ever drill through the top of the canopy for a cable install…… ever

[@Perth4WDandCamping]

Plenty of alternative ways you could install it mate, but there’s zero chance of water getting in our canopy with the way it’s been installed and sealed up

[@terrancehall774]

There is absolutely no similarities with the satellite connection tor for BFT I used i. Iraq....

[@Perth4WDandCamping]

Sorry what is your question?

[@terrancehall774]

@Perth4WDandCamping no question. Just suggesting the tech is similar to tech we used in IRAQ.. Glad to see it xome to market!

[@Perth4WDandCamping]

Oh great! Yes it’s amazing technology and very accessible now 😀