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Starlink Mini mounting options for the Pebble
7 months ago
I think a permanent Starlink roof installation would be nice: anti-theft, no need to deploy each time, and best reception. Cons: no more smooth roof, and not much space up there.
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No concerns. It even did okay on the truck moonroof, and that has window tint.
For a Starlink antenna, it would be nice not to have to deploy and worry about it if it was always up top. But I’m leaning toward the top of the Aero Box on the front using suction cups. It would be close to the underfloor cable access point.
Using a suction-cup mount, since the Pebble is so smooth, you could pretty much mount anywhere on the trailer. Also the front dinette window on the inside, but there are concerns about damaging the smart film on the glass.
I use the suction-cup setup for my Starlink Mini, and it works great on the Aero Box.
Good fit—if it doesn’t get blocked by anything, it should work well. Wires tucked away behind the Aero Box and routed to the gear tunnel access.
Looks good! I like it better than the setup I have with four individual cups holding the corners. Do you have a link for that one by chance?
Brand: SeaSucker (originally focused on boating mounts). It can also be configured for inside mounting through glass.
Looks great!
Oh, great! Thanks for the feedback!
Suction-cup mount.
I tried the underside of the dinette and couldn't get reception at one site. It is a bit restrictive since it angles toward a direction versus straight up in the air. I love it on the underside of my truck moonroof since I can actually close the cover and operate the moonroof. Small problem to have, though.
How did you attach to the underside of the dinette window when you tried it? Any concerns about the window film, or did you just hold it there to test? If angle was an issue, I guess the same would be true for the Aero Box mount angle.