How To Install A Starlink Antenna On A Metal Roof With Magnetic Mounts For Less Than $25

This is how I installed my Starlink Mount on a metal roof using magnetic pads.
Items you need:
1. Starlink Antenna with articulating base mount
2. Drill
3. Drill Bits 5/16
4. 1/2 socket or wrench
5. Magnetic mounting pads. Here is the link to the pads I used. Flutesan Neodymium Magnet Rubber... www.amazon.com...

[@turbo7680]

How is the mount with magnets working out? Any issues?

[@user-yp5iy7yn7m]

Thank you for the video! We just ordered the magnets. This is perfect for what we need.

[@txfatmarine4583]

@user-yp5iy7yn7m yup. If you run into any issues let me know.

[@devinjunga2716]

Thanks mate 🎉

[@txfatmarine4583]

@devinjunga2716 hope it helped.

[@thiago.dias.]

Hey, do you think it also works with 1.69 inch neodymium magnet?

[@txfatmarine4583]

@thiagodias567 just one? Or 4? Do you have a link to the magnet? 1.69 sounds like it may be too small. But if you already have them it's worth a try.

[@thiago.dias.]

No, I would use 4 like you did, just to keep the Starlink on the roof of my RV against the winds while the RV is parked. The store says that the 1.69 magnet promises to hold 8kg each. @@txfatmarine4583