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They have a five year warranty.

Nice! Didn’t know this existed. I like it much more than hose clamps since you can put the casing back over it. I’ve used hose clamps in the past but you can never get that original casing over the top of it again.

Thanks for sharing. I cant stand the old screw driver clamps .

Great video. Thanks for sharing

I didn't even think I needed this in my life, but I stumbled across the video and couldn't stop watching. I'm so glad I stuck around because now I know who I'll be binge-watching for the next few days-forget Netflix, Amazon, HBO Max, Hulu, and all the rest!

Do you have any understanding Cradlepoint vs Peplink? Why would one choose other and so on

I went with a Visible wireless unlimited hotspot on an iphone 12 mini ($230) from Amazon that feeds a TP Link AC750 nano router ($37). I now get unlimited internet anywhere on Verizon's cell tower system and the router signal extends out to about 40 ft from my Airstream. Works like a champ, is cheap ($25 a month flat fee), is stable, I routinely see 5-8Mbps, and I've run 9 devices on it simultaneously without any issues, plus, I use the phone to support the internet 24 hrs a day and as a dedicated house phone. I could up the service to 5g for $10 a month more but have no need for the extra speed.

I have an Airstream Classic and also a Pro Pride hitch. I was wondering does the snap pad on the tongue jack make it harder to disconnect the hitch. I ask because with the stabilizer bars on the Pro Pride, the hitch needs to be pretty straight behind the truck in order for the tongue jack pad to go down (fit) between the stabilizer bars. Did you find the Snap Pad for the tongue jack to make that even more of an issue as they make the tongue jack pad wider.?

At the 2:21 mark you mention a\doing another video about creating world class connection with the pep link and starlink….. is this video available?

Can the pep wave be used as a wan? I simply want the starlink connected to the pep wave with a pepwave lan port connected to my own mesh WiFi hub and the pep wave cellular configured for cellular backup for the starlink.

Hi There, the insides of the pole keep coming out the bottom. Any ideas?

Did u swap frkm a dometic 310

This was very easy to follow. Thank you

Thanks for the tips.

I love how you conveniently left out the most difficult part of the repair - getting the hose onto the hose end. Did you install the inner lining first and then the outer fabric sheathing or at the same time? The fabric sheathing nearly makes it impossible to get it on far enough to clear the two notches on the hose end without either ripping the inner lining or outer sheathing. I tried lubing it with dawn dish soap which worked getting the inner lining installed but no dice on the outer sheathing. I tried pulling it on with a pair of pliers but that only caused the strands of the sheathing to unwind. I finally threw in the towel after an hour trying to mess with it. My time is worth more than trying to salvage a POS $50 hose.

Are you looking to sell your old Polk PA4A?

great video! very informative!

do you drive with the pole mounted or do you remove the pole when you travel ?

This is awesome, and just the information I needed to fix a leaky Zero G hose end. Great idea to have this kit on my travel trailer as well. thank you

Try oiling your tools sometime.

My packaging is cardboard and different -

WoW - I’ve been doing repair work for nearly 40 years. Made similar repairs, using similar tools, but Never seen a tool like this. Definitely makes a lot cleaner and better fitting. Thanks for the share

@Elimlife5980 Great video! 2 QUESTIONS: Did you use the T568"B" standard for your RJ45 pinout? How exactly do you have those jumpers set? It it not possible for me to make out the arrangment in the video. And the diagram inside the lid may as well be in Greek. I am doing a similar setup for my FC25FBT.

I don’t think it needs to be that high.

Nice! FYI, the link to the tool is dead

Nice work and nice job explaining the what you're doing.

An update on this would be great. Has service improved since?

Very cool, thanks for sharing

Very cool, thanks for sharing

Really great! Thanks

Great video. I watched it a few times over a week or so. You give great detail on the various projects within this project. First off, how is it working out for you now that you have had it up for nearly half a year? 2) Are you using the MTC 800-GIGE-POE GbE PoE to provide power to the Starlink since you removed the Starlink router? Would you buy the Peplink setup if you had to build the system from scratch? Thank you so much, great videos and I appreciate you sharing them with us

Oh! Neat idea on the roll bar mounts to hold the pole to the jack.

Can I buy the Ubiquity shielded connector somewhere besides a 100 pack?

Great video. The BR1 mini seems quite a deal. If I dont pay the $99, I just dont get the WAN, but still get the dual LTEs, right? I also saw someone using the Pep Transit router and it is quite expensive, what is the main differences? Why someone will chose that one? Thanks.

Just got mine today in Cabo San Lucas. 150 Mbps…

How do you physically connect the Starlink cable or modem to the PepWave router?

Is it possible to buy connectors that are compatible with the Starlink cable ends?

Hi. Great video! I became an instant subscriber from an earlier video where you mention your experiences with Airstream technical support. I had similar experiences and took my router from Airstream's control too. I am integrating my Starlink into my 33' 2019 Classic and am following your procedure. I am using the same converter and PoE injector. I cut the Starlink cable and wired it to the "B" standard. I verified my connection by installing an Cat5e jack (also to "B") on the router side of the cable and restored my connection. I have verified that I have 48 volts with the correct polarity at the PoE power terminal. What I'm not sure of is the jumper configuration. It was difficult to see in the video. I setup what I thought I was hearing but when I power up and wait for several minutes my Starlink app says that it is disconnected. I can only think my jumper setup is wrong. Can you show a picture of the proper jumper configuration? Thanks so much and I look forward to future videos!

I've had Starlink for over 3 months and traveled in Montana, Idaho, Utah , Nevada and Arizona full time RV. The slowest speed I have seen is 30 Mbps and fastest is 260Mbps. Starlink has been a game changer and a lifesaver. Totally worth it. In the last 3 months there has been hundreds of sattelites added to the constellation and it will only get better.

Hola, gracias por el video!!, Tengo una pregunta para usted, cuál es el conector que viene en el cable starlink original?

I'm curious if the pepwave will act as a cell phone signal booster or does it only provide a wifi signal to the cell phone signal provided by the SIM card? Does that make sense? In other words, will it make my cell phone work better in my airstream without having a SIM card / cellular data plan activated on the Pepwave itself.

I have a pepwave max transit router which is what I installed for two years before I got starlink. I am in the process of doing a permanent installation of starlink and integrating it with our pepwave router. Most of the time starlink is our primary connection but sometimes trees prevent a good connection to the satellites. I have had starlink for 4 months and have used it from 12 states and Ontario canada, it has worked great so far. Love the videos. Larry

I have been using starlink since may, while traveling to Ontario canada out to Colorado and back to Florida. It worked in all sites except two because of tree coverage in Michigan and Missouri. I purchased all the parts for this kind of permanent starlink installation but have not done it yet, I wanted to make sure I was going to keep the starlink before I cut the cable. Thanks for a great video on this upgrade, Larry

What product was the flagpole itself?

I'd like a video on HOW to use Starlink. Where do you load streaming services? How do you send/receive emails? etc . . .

Another question, why did you cut the cord? The holes you made were plenty big enough to slip the dishy-end Starlink connector through and all the extra cable could stow in the box you installed your connector in. My Starlink cable runs behind my van's B pillar trim to a hole in my roof originally put there for a light bar. No problem passing the proprietary Starlink connector through the hole or the cable gland. Then I ran the cable to the back of the van and have it stowed and a Pelican type case using a M25 size watertight cable gland to get the cable into the case. When I put the dish up, I take the cable out of the hard case and connect it to the dish and I'm ready to go. I have a Starlink pivot mount bolted to my roof rack but I still have the X base for ground deployment. In my case, there is no break, no added vulnerability, in the Starlink cable and the hole in the roof is no different, and no more vulnerable to water leakage, than a solar panel, WeBoost, or WiFi Ranger connection. The downside to my installation is that it's more or less permanent as removing the cable would be rather involved. But why would I want to remove it? If I want to use the dish at the house, and I don't but if I did, I simply buy another 75 ft cable for the house.

Why do you need cell service at all when Starlink is running? I just returned from a 3 week trip to Colorado, Wyoming, and South Dakota plus 7 drive through states. My van has ATT and I have 2 phones, one Mint (t-mobile) and the other is verizon. There were locations where I had no cell signal from my providers and the van's ATT wifi was also unavailable but, I could still make calls, check email, send texts, and surf the web on my phones because I connected to Starlink wifi.

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If money is no object, I highly recommend SavageUTV’s Starlink storage and deployment solution. I’m an avid overlander and this setup continues to serve me extremely well. Here’s a link to a YT vid (ua-cam.com/video/EQxq-afVz8s/v-deo.html) and the SavageUTV website: www.savageutv.com/collections/starlink-storage. Thanks for all your great content. It’s super helpful.

Want to do a similar install into my Airstream, but am a little leery of wiring the RJ45 5e connectors. When assembling the connectors on either side of the L-Com piece, do you wire each connector the same, or do you reverse the second one so that the same colors line up. Hope you understand my question, and thanks.