Thanks for this. Looks like your right thumb got in the way of the knife :) . I would Love the pole mount, that is what I will be using for sure. I'm in Ontario, Cda
@@DonJoyce Hey Don, how's it going! Nice meeting you! Where you at? No there's zero issues mounting it to a J-Arm but you have to use the optional "Pole Mount Adapter Kit" Starlink sells because the standard J-Arm and Starlinks pole are almost near the same diameter meaning both just butt together. There's ways to Jerry-Rig the connection such as using say a muffler clamp, slip ring etc or Mig Welding I suppose if you get into it. Otherwise if you mount it to an existing arm that is attached to the side of your home you'll have to move the out on an angle from it's current verticle position to allow for the Dish in its Stow position from factory not to touch the side of your house. Stow position is it's flat horizontal position, also you'll definitely have to remount your old Satellite TV J-Arm if it is attached to your house now because Starlink needs to be placed pointing to the North Sky whereas every traditional position this far for anything Terrestrial needed mounts to face the Southern Sky (at least for us people living in the Northern Hemisphere). When are you getting your Dish Don? Wouldn't mind hearing from you... Never mind I subbed to your Drone Channel.. Nice.
Same case, I did the order 3 weeks ago, I’m not sure when they going to send it.. but I’m planning to use the old dish pole and I can’t find where can I order the pipe adapter, can you help me with this..?
I received my starlink, but the pole adaptor is 5-6 weeks out. I'm going to pre dig for a pole. Does anyone know the proper height a pole should be to be stable? I'm in the middle of a hay field. and the winds can be brutal. I'm afraid the pole will rock over 4 feet? Also which material would you recommend for the pole? I'm second guessing my decision and thinking of concreting in four treated 4X4 posts and making a strong top and bolting the tripod mount which comes with it. I cant find any directions for mounting options from Starlink.
Canadian here too, how long after you paid the 800$ did it take to receive the equipment ? It's been 6 weeks here and still waiting, thank you for the video!
Will be needing a pipe adapter installing on an old peasant tv tower! Also a fellow Canadian!
Opening is easy if you use the pull tabs to open the boxes
Been nice to get the pole mount receiver ID.
Thanks for this. Looks like your right thumb got in the way of the knife :) . I would Love the pole mount, that is what I will be using for sure. I'm in Ontario, Cda
If you still need the pole mount, send me an e-mail at zhartley@hotmail.ca and I will send it to you
@@zacreviews7653 how did you get the pipe mount?
Right on, get that dish lifted off your roof now! I bought the pipe adapter one and used one of my old Bell Expressvu Satellite dish arms.
Roger... that's exactly what I'm planning. Any issues attaching to the J arm of the old dish mount?
@@DonJoyce Hey Don, how's it going! Nice meeting you! Where you at? No there's zero issues mounting it to a J-Arm but you have to use the optional "Pole Mount Adapter Kit" Starlink sells because the standard J-Arm and Starlinks pole are almost near the same diameter meaning both just butt together. There's ways to Jerry-Rig the connection such as using say a muffler clamp, slip ring etc or Mig Welding I suppose if you get into it.
Otherwise if you mount it to an existing arm that is attached to the side of your home you'll have to move the out on an angle from it's current verticle position to allow for the Dish in its Stow position from factory not to touch the side of your house. Stow position is it's flat horizontal position, also you'll definitely have to remount your old Satellite TV J-Arm if it is attached to your house now because Starlink needs to be placed pointing to the North Sky whereas every traditional position this far for anything Terrestrial needed mounts to face the Southern Sky (at least for us people living in the Northern Hemisphere).
When are you getting your Dish Don? Wouldn't mind hearing from you...
Never mind I subbed to your Drone Channel.. Nice.
Excellent review, I would gladly pay shipping on that pipe mount, thanks😊
Great unboxing and review
Would love the pipe adapter for the arrival of my dishy!
Same case, I did the order 3 weeks ago, I’m not sure when they going to send it.. but I’m planning to use the old dish pole and I can’t find where can I order the pipe adapter, can you help me with this..?
I received my starlink, but the pole adaptor is 5-6 weeks out. I'm going to pre dig for a pole.
Does anyone know the proper height a pole should be to be stable? I'm in the middle of a hay field. and the winds can be brutal. I'm afraid the pole will rock over 4 feet?
Also which material would you recommend for the pole?
I'm second guessing my decision and thinking of concreting in four treated 4X4 posts and making a strong top and bolting the tripod mount which comes with it.
I cant find any directions for mounting options from Starlink.
So if you have a 12/12 pitch roof your dish is sitting at 45 deg. I don't think that will work on a slanted roof. Who has a flat roof house :(.
You will need to find a different way to mount it
What are the dimensions on the pipe mount? I see one end is larger than the other.
Hi Zack, Great review I coud could use the starlink pipe mount. Great job on your review. Fred Hogue Thank You
Canadian here too, how long after you paid the 800$ did it take to receive the equipment ? It's been 6 weeks here and still waiting, thank you for the video!
What size pipe is the pipe adapter designed for?
The one it comes with. Looks like 1.5 inch
Would this pole mount work to place it on top of an old directv mount?
Tell starlink that there service cost to much in Canada $146 a month
I will let them know