So awesome! I'm not a Starlink user, but thank you for making your designs free for the community and for putting so much detail into these videos. Would love to see another 3D printing video... maybe with some expansion on your tips/tricks for printing with multiple filaments to do inlays, etc. Very very cool stuff!
When you said, "You don't want to let out the magic white smoke", I could tell you definitely knew what you were talking about. Then you showed the printed box and free design and I clicked subscribed. You are a boss!
You are a GOD tier problem solver! Every solution you come up with fixes a pain or inefficiency that us Van/Bus/Overlander builders can only dream of creating. Thank you for putting these solutions out there for the masses in a clear and easy to follow medium. You're the gold standard of quality rig designing and you make the community a stronger, more informed place. Thank you! P.S. I will someday incorporate a modified version of your extending solar panel array design into my rig, no matter how crazy those around me think I am!
I installed your design 4 months ago! :) my van is far from being finished but it has internet anywhere. Thank you so much for your time, your design, everything
Installed this last year and I love it. Installed it in a cabinet and turn it on using a toggle switch on the dash. Boots right up. Thanks for the video
@Everlanders I may never have an RV, Starlink or a 3-D printer, but I enjoy & appreciate your content just the same. You mentioned that the POE board had design decisions that oozed with thoughtfulness. I must say, your videos ooze with thoughtfulness. All the inserted pictures that clarify everything you're talking about. The links to the products, the chapters and the Chapter Markers you provide, it's the definition of thoughtfulness. I also want to make it a point to say that I greatly appreciate the subtitles and translations. I watch everything with subtitles, because it isn't always clear what the speaker is saying. Although, I don't have any problem understanding what YOU are saying. Your voice and your speech are easy to hear and understand. I greatly appreciate your wit and your style as well. You really put out great content and a great product. Even though I'm homebound, I will continue to enjoy your content. You give a lot, you have attention to detail and thoughtfulness. I can't think of another site that I frequent that does so much or does it so well. I have subscribed to your channel. However I NEVER get notifications from TH-cam FOR ANY of the channels I subscribe to.
I was just finishing my last section of the flat mount you designed and this new video popped up urging me to give my money away for a nice goodie to make dishy run on DC! So happy to see this and even happier for the case you designed and shared - THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
Hi Jason, the crimp, I had this problem as well so double thanks for pointing that out. My new Starlink plug was good turned out just the patch from the BoonDocker to the Mobile Router.
Thank you for the subtitles, btw! I hadn't noticed the comment asking for feedback on them the first few viewings, but for sure appreciate having them and the effort that must go into doing them by had!
There are also different RJ45 crimp connectors for stranded vs solid wire. The "pins" on the stranded type have two stabby prongs lined up on the center of the wire. The solid type have 3 prongs, 2 offset one way, 1 offset the other, meant to grab the sides of the solid wire. The wrong type can work on the wrong wire but it's not as reliable.
I wanted to say thank you for putting together so much valuable information regarding Starlink and it’s ability to function while flat. Also the DC power supply and printed enclosures are truly great information. Good luck with you wandering and be safe. You’ve earned another sub.
I was an aircraft electrician and have performed many crimps and I messed up 2 as well when installing a shielded passthrough connection in my travel trailer. I checked all 32 points with the multimeter for continuity and shorts before trying to use the cable. Annoying but good piece of mind before plugging it into the expensive dishy.
It took me 5 seconds to order this! Now if I could only find someone with a 3D printer.. BTW thank you for putting this info out there, I would have never found this if you had'nt. Cudos to you on all the solutions that I have seen so far. Great design on the box too! I am excited to get mine in the mail.
@@anthonyvalmassoi I purchased the case that Boondocker provides. But if you can print the case for the dish to make it sit flat I would be very thankful. Just let me know what the cost would be!
I just got a quote from PCBway.com for ~$20 www.pcbway.com/rapid-prototyping/3D-Printing/3D-Printing-FDM.html Dishy DC Front Cover V1.1 - Blank - No Remote.STL Qty: 1$ 19.91
Great video ordered the dishy dc over a month ago and shipping date changes every two to three days so that's not great. Printed your housing ....that was done a lot faster. So waiting for the dishy dc still until i run out of patience and cancel the order. Great advice you give in your video's just a pitty some company's don't deliver 👎
At home, I ordered fiber internet at 1gb for about $79 once my street was wired for fiber optics and on certain machines I’m at about 100M and it’s still very useable compared to spectrum or Comcast whim I’ll never go back to. To have 250m in Ecuador is insane. Worth it.
Oh my gosh, you are brilliant! I just got an RV and really want to use my Starlink with it, but hate carrying around the dish on the trip. I am going to study all your videos before I attempt this. Thank you!!
Thank you for sharing this content with us. I just finished my motorhome recently and I have two batteries of 230amps each one. When I plugged my starlink and started using with my 1000W frequency inversor along the day I realize that I would need a solution like this. My batteries was almost discharged at night.
Thank you so much for your thorough and detailed information and those handy 3D designs shared for free (!) with the world. Greatly appreciated. Can't wait for all parts to arrive and start assembling! Your videos are the best!
Your channel deserve way more subscriptions than 57K.. I was looking for solutions to get stable internet in my 4X4 RV and was deeply digging into 5G/4G LTE's routers specs, eSIM was my only hope to allow me to travel abroad "easily".. Totally skipped Starlink's solution few month ago because it wasn't actually realy suitable for RV. But your precedents videos showed me i was wrong and solutions exist. So... i've subscribed to Starlink (and your channel).. Preorder a DC Dishy board. And my printer is actually finishing the first left corner for my antenna support. Thank's you for your content !
I know you’re preaching to the RVers, but we boat people are also part of the choir. Appreciate it! Gonna have to scrub through your last video again and looking forward to the next so I can see how to run the Starlink router from DC as well. Would love to run that rather than a DC router for the sake of simplicity.
I'm getting sucked into the proverbial TH-cam Glamor Hole and I'm glad I'm being sucked in with you! I love this kind of content...I do have Starlink(first gen dish) via a Ubiquiti Wireless link from my barn I managed to setup but your detail is so soothing to watch and your easy on the eyes and ears!
My starlink arrives today and i was already thinking that i would like to power it from 12v and also my router can accept 48v on lan1 input for power. What a neat solution.
I have the bell on but have to think 2 things are happening. Not as feasible 1, I'm not getting notified when new videos come out. 2. More likely, I have a a lot of notifications and if your videos are scheduled to drop when many others do I most likely miss it. But it will pop up again like now so I can watch. I'll take a positive from this and say now I can binge watch as I work through some bugs in my daughter's website/store. Some info is way above my tech pay grade.
Bit of a late reply but I did figure what you meant otherwise I'd have x swapped it Been all over Europe with this set up now. Looking to go flat mount next :-) @@Everlanders
You are my new hero!!! I just found you while looking for Starlink hacks... But then I found RPi tricks, automation stuff, 3D printing... ❤❤❤... You've given me so many project ideas already and I've barely started watching your vids. Have wanted a 3d printer for a long time, you may have just pushed me over the edge... Needs to be small cause we full-time in the states in our RV. Towing a Jeep for overlanding excursions. That Ender looks like a nice entry level machine. Would like to mount that Starlink on the Jeep too for our Backcountry trips. Keep the brilliance coming! (Fixing your throttle peddle with a fan potentiometer! In the middle of nowhere! Brilliant!!). Subscribed and notified! Cheers Eric
Fantastic video. Very clear and well thought out. Just ordered a power supply. I work wildfires in BC and have found the Starlink amazing. Since I change support vehicles I plan on making this into a little kit to easily move around. Now looking for a small efficient PoE router to use with it. Since I need to place the antenna in different locations depending on where I’m parked I will keep the cable full length. Also want the ability to go back to the original router when around AC power so am looking to make an adapter to go from the existing cable to the new power supply. Just need to find the right female connector. Thanks again for pointing me to a great starting point!
This is pure gold!! I have just ordered a starlink roam and started looking into beat ways of mounting it flat. A ton of good info, thanks a lot! I will be following those for sure.
Speeds in our RV traveling accross the usa are much slower, we rarely get over 40 or 50 unless we are in a much less congested area. Our starlink has been run over by fellow rvers 3 times, when it happens the motors are crushed and i had to manually point it at the northern sky until i got a replacement from starlink. I am getting ready to hard wire cables with connectors into the rv to make set up and tear down quicker. We mount our dish on several different ways depending on the campground, sometimes on our 25 foot pole, sometimes the ground, sometimes on the roof, sometimes on a custom 5 foot pole that i made custom 3d printed mounts for.(this keeps people from running it over). We have to deal with a lot of tree obstructions in campgrounds, a few times we were completely obstructed like in florida, Wyoming and Michigan. Larry
Great idea ! if it had an option to switch between Ac (generator) and 12v for my off grid living would be prefect. We run Starlink in morning on 12v and Generator at night to watch movies
Hi @everlanders at 7:54 you can just put in a normal RJ45 CAT6 shielded cable from the POE towards your rooftop coupler you don't have to switch them twice
@@Everlanders Yes you can as this has nothing to do with the router side, you are just 1-1 extending your UTP so if you have already swapped at the coupler you can just use a normal shielded UTP from there towards your PEO side to dishi
You said in this video that the Mofi 5500 doesnt support PoE, yet i called the manufacturer and was advised that it does support being powered by PoE meaning that we should be able to power it without separate DC input
50 down to 5-8Mbps. Lower end, pretty much what many urban areas with only DSL had to deal with for 10-15 years, till ADSL2 / VDSL was rolled out. To get that anywhere in the middle of the jungle, magic.
Thank you another great channel to subscribe to. I run a FaceBook RV community with 7500 members many of those now jumping into Starlink ownership. This 12v solution is a big thing as we Free camp a lot in Australia. I have posted this video and the flat mount video in the Group. I have also ordered the 12v Kit. Thank You
Great that the TH-cam gods got me to this video. New subscriber. I’m in the market of buying a starlink for our RV for part time use. I was gonna buy a inverter so I didn’t have to cut wires and screw around with the cables like you mentioned. One question, with that converter box your friend made (awesome by the way) do I use the starlink cables to the starlink router? Or do I buy a 12 vdc router and standard cables for the ports on that magic box. Sorry kinda new to routers and the wacky way starlink wires it. I’d appreciate any input so when I buy my stuff, I do it right the first time. Can’t wait to see your other vids on your travels. I’m jealous, I only stay in the Colorado and Wyoming area when I’m out. Tks again
I was literally about to put together a dyi thing myself than watched this video and just ordered the all in one. I will 3d print your design, that thing looks awesome.
I feel stupid when watching your videos haha. Its a complement. I enjoy watching people smarter than me that knows what they are talking about. Will start watching more of your videos.
This is really really cool running the star links standard system off my solar battery bank was killing my battery back in four hours of course the built-in inverter is inefficient
It’s possible that this is the best thing i have seen in 3 years…. And nice work on the case design! That definitely took some time!! I only make simple things to print or download because I don’t have your skills!
Thank you so much for your excellent video's, answering questions and your perfect 3D models. Starting my mods of both the flat mount and the Dishy DC soon 😅 but confident with your instructions 😊
Absolutely love your flat-mount and Dishy Dualie DC videos, they gave me the confidence to order Starlink, print the mount and order a Dualie power supply (used your code). I'm now at the stage of nervously performing the install, since I'm using the Dualie DC I'll terminate into the power supply using the recommended T-568B pinout. Would you recommend that at the Dishy's coupler end that there is any logic in using the X-swapped pinout you suggested in the flat-mount video or should we just use T-568B on the coupler when pairing the flat-mount with the Dualie DC power supply? Keep up the great work, I'll be watching more of your adventures. 👍
Hi I’m Max from Switzerland, actually in Alaska with my RV and family, full timer since two years and far from Nikola Tesla with my zero knowledge in electric stuff. And English is not my mother language too😝. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and files through your videos. I’ve a flatmount Starlink and I want to convert it in 12 v. But I’m not sure to understand everything… First question: With the system presented in this video we have to change the routeur or we can still use the Starlink one?
Great in concept! I ordered mine way back in June right after watching this video. Sadly, as of Today's Date, September the 18th, the company still has no clear answer on when, if ever, they will ship. I imagine your viewer base may have overwhelmed them with orders as soon as this came out! 🙂
On the crimp difficulties there are 2 different styles of rj45 ends. You are likely using an end designed for solid cable on a stranded cable. Using the right design will make it much easier.
Fantastic Jason i already purchased my dishy dc!!!! Next video will be perfect to understand why is better to have a different router (the one you have) instead the original starlink… there is any advantage?? Big hug
Well...nuts. Wish I'd seen this before ordering multiple bits off of Amazon. :p From the looks of things I could put the Dualie board in passive mode to power my hAP AC2, which would've saved me some wires.
Quick question: How long does it take to receive the device. I made a pre-order in March, paid it in April, and no news so far at the end of May? I understand it is a small company but still, they have to keep their delivery schedule, the delivery date was 11th May.
Bonjour Everlanders, If I understood correctly this Canadian card replaces the Tycon PoE Injector systems POE-INJ-1000-WT and the XWST DC 12V voltage converter. Thanks for all the links and 3D plans. I haven't bought the STARLINK yet, it shouldn't take long. We are preparing our RV and expect to go to the USA next year when we retire.
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So awesome! I'm not a Starlink user, but thank you for making your designs free for the community and for putting so much detail into these videos. Would love to see another 3D printing video... maybe with some expansion on your tips/tricks for printing with multiple filaments to do inlays, etc. Very very cool stuff!
Glad you like them!
Excellent. Love it when small enterprise does something the larger boys are seemingly incapable of doing. Great case design too, very professional.
Did you order one?
When you said, "You don't want to let out the magic white smoke", I could tell you definitely knew what you were talking about. Then you showed the printed box and free design and I clicked subscribed. You are a boss!
You went from great unboxing videos to great reboxing videos!
Ha ha! I've never thought of it that way... 🤣😂
just got starlink in the wake of the hurricane. you just answered all kinds of questions I had.
You are a GOD tier problem solver! Every solution you come up with fixes a pain or inefficiency that us Van/Bus/Overlander builders can only dream of creating. Thank you for putting these solutions out there for the masses in a clear and easy to follow medium. You're the gold standard of quality rig designing and you make the community a stronger, more informed place. Thank you!
P.S. I will someday incorporate a modified version of your extending solar panel array design into my rig, no matter how crazy those around me think I am!
Problem solved. Surround yourself with more crazies, then you just feel normal.
Seems like a great addition. I love it when companies use a wide input (12/24v capable) power supply!
I installed your design 4 months ago! :) my van is far from being finished but it has internet anywhere. Thank you so much for your time, your design, everything
Nice work!
Blown away with every technical episode. So many very clever and smart people out there. I appreciate the inspiration. 👍👍😎👍👍
Installed this last year and I love it. Installed it in a cabinet and turn it on using a toggle switch on the dash. Boots right up. Thanks for the video
@Everlanders
I may never have an RV, Starlink or a 3-D printer, but I enjoy & appreciate your content just the same.
You mentioned that the POE board had design decisions that oozed with thoughtfulness.
I must say, your videos ooze with thoughtfulness.
All the inserted pictures that clarify everything you're talking about.
The links to the products, the chapters and the Chapter Markers you provide, it's the definition of thoughtfulness.
I also want to make it a point to say that I greatly appreciate the subtitles and translations.
I watch everything with subtitles, because it isn't always clear what the speaker is saying.
Although, I don't have any problem understanding what YOU are saying.
Your voice and your speech are easy to hear and understand.
I greatly appreciate your wit and your style as well.
You really put out great content and a great product.
Even though I'm homebound, I will continue to enjoy your content.
You give a lot, you have attention to detail and thoughtfulness.
I can't think of another site that I frequent that does so much or does it so well.
I have subscribed to your channel.
However I NEVER get notifications from TH-cam FOR ANY of the channels I subscribe to.
Thanks, I needed to hear this right now.
100% agree about CHECK your RJ45 crimps. I too have quite some experience doing those and when I did the conversion above I had about 8 fail on me.
I was just finishing my last section of the flat mount you designed and this new video popped up urging me to give my money away for a nice goodie to make dishy run on DC! So happy to see this and even happier for the case you designed and shared - THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
That is awesome!
I’m new and barely looking at some info what are the benefits of using DC? Not use an inverter?
Half the power consumption.
Hi Jason, the crimp, I had this problem as well so double thanks for pointing that out. My new Starlink plug was good turned out just the patch from the BoonDocker to the Mobile Router.
Another fantastic video! No half ass install, once again I bow down to the fabulous level of detail. Great job 👍
Thank you for the subtitles, btw! I hadn't noticed the comment asking for feedback on them the first few viewings, but for sure appreciate having them and the effort that must go into doing them by had!
There are also different RJ45 crimp connectors for stranded vs solid wire. The "pins" on the stranded type have two stabby prongs lined up on the center of the wire. The solid type have 3 prongs, 2 offset one way, 1 offset the other, meant to grab the sides of the solid wire. The wrong type can work on the wrong wire but it's not as reliable.
Do you have a link to crimp connector that is designed for SL wire?
Exactly, I've since ordered crimps with 3 tines on the fork and had much better results.
@@Everlanders Can you share which crimps (3 tine) yielded the better results?
Maybe this? www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07V4K9L14
I wanted to say thank you for putting together so much valuable information regarding Starlink and it’s ability to function while flat. Also the DC power supply and printed enclosures are truly great information. Good luck with you wandering and be safe. You’ve earned another sub.
First Class Content!!! Outstanding subject matter and very well presented. A real pleasure to watch your videos!!! Thanks!!!
I was an aircraft electrician and have performed many crimps and I messed up 2 as well when installing a shielded passthrough connection in my travel trailer. I checked all 32 points with the multimeter for continuity and shorts before trying to use the cable. Annoying but good piece of mind before plugging it into the expensive dishy.
It took me 5 seconds to order this! Now if I could only find someone with a 3D printer.. BTW thank you for putting this info out there, I would have never found this if you had'nt. Cudos to you on all the solutions that I have seen so far. Great design on the box too! I am excited to get mine in the mail.
I can print and ship you the case for it.
@@anthonyvalmassoi I purchased the case that Boondocker provides. But if you can print the case for the dish to make it sit flat I would be very thankful. Just let me know what the cost would be!
@@anthonyvalmassoi i would like one of possible. How much would it cost?
I just got a quote from PCBway.com for ~$20
www.pcbway.com/rapid-prototyping/3D-Printing/3D-Printing-FDM.html
Dishy DC Front Cover V1.1 - Blank - No Remote.STL
Qty: 1$ 19.91
@@Everlanders I wonder if they could also do the piece that makes the dish flat mount?
I appreciate the closed captioning. Thank you for the videos.
As always, very well done video. These are absolute gold.
Also than you for putting the files to build the box online! Made my life a whole lot easier to figure this part out! 🙏
This is very impressive that SpaceX already made it happen and now you can use StarLink on moving vehicle.
You are ridiculously talented! Wow! Thanks
I ordered my DC kit back on June 29 and it still hasn't shipped as of September 4.
I received mine last week.
I really love folks like that. Need something not available, build it! Very cool video.
Thanks for the subtitles! They make it easier to watch your videos while my wife is on the phone.
The handwritten subtitles are much appreciated.
Appreciate all your effort to bring us Numpties the benefit of your experience. Great channel
Great video ordered the dishy dc over a month ago and shipping date changes every two to three days so that's not great.
Printed your housing ....that was done a lot faster.
So waiting for the dishy dc still until i run out of patience and cancel the order.
Great advice you give in your video's just a pitty some company's don't deliver 👎
At home, I ordered fiber internet at 1gb for about $79 once my street was wired for fiber optics and on certain machines I’m at about 100M and it’s still very useable compared to spectrum or Comcast whim I’ll never go back to. To have 250m in Ecuador is insane. Worth it.
Oh my gosh, you are brilliant! I just got an RV and really want to use my Starlink with it, but hate carrying around the dish on the trip. I am going to study all your videos before I attempt this. Thank you!!
Thank you for sharing this content with us. I just finished my motorhome recently and I have two batteries of 230amps each one. When I plugged my starlink and started using with my 1000W frequency inversor along the day I realize that I would need a solution like this. My batteries was almost discharged at night.
Thank you so much for your thorough and detailed information and those handy 3D designs shared for free (!) with the world. Greatly appreciated. Can't wait for all parts to arrive and start assembling! Your videos are the best!
I love the handwritten subtitles and translations!
Your channel deserve way more subscriptions than 57K..
I was looking for solutions to get stable internet in my 4X4 RV and was deeply digging into 5G/4G LTE's routers specs, eSIM was my only hope to allow me to travel abroad "easily"..
Totally skipped Starlink's solution few month ago because it wasn't actually realy suitable for RV. But your precedents videos showed me i was wrong and solutions exist.
So... i've subscribed to Starlink (and your channel).. Preorder a DC Dishy board. And my printer is actually finishing the first left corner for my antenna support.
Thank's you for your content !
Amazing!
Damn, eveytime I watch you. I swear your a legitimate GENIUS!! WELL DONE!
Very weird, my mom always says the exact same thing! 😜
Jason, I just love the intro music played with fanatical zeal! Oh and this video is being implemented immediately for my humble overlanding vehicle!
I know you’re preaching to the RVers, but we boat people are also part of the choir. Appreciate it! Gonna have to scrub through your last video again and looking forward to the next so I can see how to run the Starlink router from DC as well. Would love to run that rather than a DC router for the sake of simplicity.
Interested as well.
I'm getting sucked into the proverbial TH-cam Glamor Hole and I'm glad I'm being sucked in with you! I love this kind of content...I do have Starlink(first gen dish) via a Ubiquiti Wireless link from my barn I managed to setup but your detail is so soothing to watch and your easy on the eyes and ears!
Finally on its way cant wait thank you .look forward to more of your videos .
Im from Perú, and I agree with people when say u are GOD!! Great video, thanks for share 🙌🏽
We're in Perú now! Cajamarca!
I’m so glad I found your channel
Really enjoying your mod series on the starlink! Thank you
That dystopian robot hand freaks me out every time..... Great video!
Perfect!
My starlink arrives today and i was already thinking that i would like to power it from 12v and also my router can accept 48v on lan1 input for power. What a neat solution.
The promo code is still valid! 😁
This is so smooth. Thank you for sharing.
I’m building a van right now and JUST got to the electrical stuff. Perfect timing for this! Already did a preorder.
I have the bell on but have to think 2 things are happening. Not as feasible 1, I'm not getting notified when new videos come out. 2. More likely, I have a a lot of notifications and if your videos are scheduled to drop when many others do I most likely miss it. But it will pop up again like now so I can watch.
I'll take a positive from this and say now I can binge watch as I work through some bugs in my daughter's website/store.
Some info is way above my tech pay grade.
Interesting!
So nice that you have published the files the video alone was nice on it's own, I've ordered two supplies using Everlander thanks again.
Hope you enjoy it!
Just arrived today just in-time for our road trip. Thankful also for you pointing out the "X Swapping"@@Everlanders
Uhhh no, if using the Dishy DC, nothing is X-Swapped, all connectors are standard T568B
Bit of a late reply but I did figure what you meant otherwise I'd have x swapped it Been all over Europe with this set up now. Looking to go flat mount next :-) @@Everlanders
You are my new hero!!! I just found you while looking for Starlink hacks... But then I found RPi tricks, automation stuff, 3D printing... ❤❤❤... You've given me so many project ideas already and I've barely started watching your vids.
Have wanted a 3d printer for a long time, you may have just pushed me over the edge... Needs to be small cause we full-time in the states in our RV. Towing a Jeep for overlanding excursions. That Ender looks like a nice entry level machine.
Would like to mount that Starlink on the Jeep too for our Backcountry trips.
Keep the brilliance coming! (Fixing your throttle peddle with a fan potentiometer! In the middle of nowhere! Brilliant!!).
Subscribed and notified!
Cheers
Eric
This is a great channel! I don’t know how TH-cam algorithm hide this so long.
Great Video. Thank you for your time and sharing information with the comunity
No problem 👍
Fantastic video. Very clear and well thought out. Just ordered a power supply. I work wildfires in BC and have found the Starlink amazing. Since I change support vehicles I plan on making this into a little kit to easily move around. Now looking for a small efficient PoE router to use with it. Since I need to place the antenna in different locations depending on where I’m parked I will keep the cable full length. Also want the ability to go back to the original router when around AC power so am looking to make an adapter to go from the existing cable to the new power supply. Just need to find the right female connector. Thanks again for pointing me to a great starting point!
Unappreciated hero! Thank you for your service battling wildfires
@@harmanaulakh7529 thanks for the comment. Very rewarding work.
This is pure gold!! I have just ordered a starlink roam and started looking into beat ways of mounting it flat. A ton of good info, thanks a lot! I will be following those for sure.
😂😅
Speeds in our RV traveling accross the usa are much slower, we rarely get over 40 or 50 unless we are in a much less congested area. Our starlink has been run over by fellow rvers 3 times, when it happens the motors are crushed and i had to manually point it at the northern sky until i got a replacement from starlink. I am getting ready to hard wire cables with connectors into the rv to make set up and tear down quicker. We mount our dish on several different ways depending on the campground, sometimes on our 25 foot pole, sometimes the ground, sometimes on the roof, sometimes on a custom 5 foot pole that i made custom 3d printed mounts for.(this keeps people from running it over). We have to deal with a lot of tree obstructions in campgrounds, a few times we were completely obstructed like in florida, Wyoming and Michigan. Larry
12:37 i thought i was the only full time RVer that traveled with a 3d printer and design and print every day for Etsy. Larry
Yup, it's not intended for dense usage...
Great idea ! if it had an option to switch between Ac (generator) and 12v for my off grid living would be prefect. We run Starlink in morning on 12v and Generator at night to watch movies
I showed this too in the next video: th-cam.com/video/jv_IoKRoVsA/w-d-xo.html
Hi @everlanders at 7:54 you can just put in a normal RJ45 CAT6 shielded cable from the POE towards your rooftop coupler you don't have to switch them twice
Yes, but then I can't swap between routers.
@@Everlanders Yes you can as this has nothing to do with the router side, you are just 1-1 extending your UTP so if you have already swapped at the coupler you can just use a normal shielded UTP from there towards your PEO side to dishi
That's what I did...
Our home and native land comes through again! 🥰😛
The best!
You are the best. Thanks for all the help and explanation
You said in this video that the Mofi 5500 doesnt support PoE, yet i called the manufacturer and was advised that it does support being powered by PoE meaning that we should be able to power it without separate DC input
50 down to 5-8Mbps. Lower end, pretty much what many urban areas with only DSL had to deal with for 10-15 years, till ADSL2 / VDSL was rolled out.
To get that anywhere in the middle of the jungle, magic.
Witchcraft even... 🧹
Dude! Loved your video! Just ordered Starlink and this is very helpful info. Love the innovation here!
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you another great channel to subscribe to. I run a FaceBook RV community with 7500 members many of those now jumping into Starlink ownership. This 12v solution is a big thing as we Free camp a lot in Australia. I have posted this video and the flat mount video in the Group. I have also ordered the 12v Kit. Thank You
Super!
Buying one just right now. Thank you for the tips. Hugs from Brazil
Freedom Units!? I love it! 🤩 Outstanding video. Really appreciate the transparency!
Great that the TH-cam gods got me to this video. New subscriber. I’m in the market of buying a starlink for our RV for part time use. I was gonna buy a inverter so I didn’t have to cut wires and screw around with the cables like you mentioned. One question, with that converter box your friend made (awesome by the way) do I use the starlink cables to the starlink router? Or do I buy a 12 vdc router and standard cables for the ports on that magic box. Sorry kinda new to routers and the wacky way starlink wires it. I’d appreciate any input so when I buy my stuff, I do it right the first time.
Can’t wait to see your other vids on your travels. I’m jealous, I only stay in the Colorado and Wyoming area when I’m out.
Tks again
I was literally about to put together a dyi thing myself than watched this video and just ordered the all in one. I will 3d print your design, that thing looks awesome.
That is awesome!
Pre ordered ✔️ Code used ✔️......Thanks guys 🙌🏽
Thanks for continuing to help the community. (Comment submitted to please the algorithm gods.)
Thanks a lot!!!! I love your knowledge with Starlink!!! 🎉
I feel stupid when watching your videos haha. Its a complement. I enjoy watching people smarter than me that knows what they are talking about. Will start watching more of your videos.
You don't need to know everything, you just need to know 10% more than those watching.
Dude you are amazing, thank you for this!! I know how much work goes into this!!
This is really really cool running the star links standard system off my solar battery bank was killing my battery back in four hours of course the built-in inverter is inefficient
I ordered a dc converter. Thank you for sharing. I also ordered a dishy thin mount, I don’t have a 3D printer.
That is awesome!
It’s possible that this is the best thing i have seen in 3 years…. And nice work on the case design! That definitely took some time!! I only make simple things to print or download because I don’t have your skills!
THAMKS! Just placed my order. Looks like I’ll have to wait till sometime after Sep 25th for the next build series.
It's currently more like 2.5 months out...
@@Everlanders 🥺😭
So glad to see a new video from you guys!
Can't wait for the next one.
Hope you are doing awesome.
Hello, thank you very much for the video, very productive, you mention the PoE which is the maximum distance supported by the UTP cable
I hope I'm this cool one day! Goals!
I said this once too...
Brilliant. You are the man! Thank you 💖
You're a rocking handy genius !
I thoroughly enjoy your videos and wit. If ever in Austin and want to share a drink with displaced Canadians, let me know.
Nice, but we're in Perú and heading south for the foreseeable future. 👍
Whelp, yet another great find! Just got on the list myself!
You're going to love it!
Thank you so much for your excellent video's, answering questions and your perfect 3D models. Starting my mods of both the flat mount and the Dishy DC soon 😅 but confident with your instructions 😊
Awesome, thank you!
That is really awesome. Very very VERY awesome!
Absolutely love your flat-mount and Dishy Dualie DC videos, they gave me the confidence to order Starlink, print the mount and order a Dualie power supply (used your code).
I'm now at the stage of nervously performing the install, since I'm using the Dualie DC I'll terminate into the power supply using the recommended T-568B pinout. Would you recommend that at the Dishy's coupler end that there is any logic in using the X-swapped pinout you suggested in the flat-mount video or should we just use T-568B on the coupler when pairing the flat-mount with the Dualie DC power supply?
Keep up the great work, I'll be watching more of your adventures. 👍
No. Standard T568b everywhere... The swap is handed by the Dishy DC power supply.
Legend! Also ordered. You cost me a lot of money! Now to order the mofi!
Hi I’m Max from Switzerland, actually in Alaska with my RV and family, full timer since two years and far from Nikola Tesla with my zero knowledge in electric stuff. And English is not my mother language too😝.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and files through your videos.
I’ve a flatmount Starlink and I want to convert it in 12 v.
But I’m not sure to understand everything… First question: With the system presented in this video we have to change the routeur or we can still use the Starlink one?
Great in concept! I ordered mine way back in June right after watching this video. Sadly, as of Today's Date, September the 18th, the company still has no clear answer on when, if ever, they will ship. I imagine your viewer base may have overwhelmed them with orders as soon as this came out! 🙂
Can confirm, he's swamped with pre-orders and 2 to 3 months out on shipping new orders...
@@Everlanders bummer. Kinda wish I hadn't 12v readied the dish before the converter actually shipped. 😔
It's pretty simple to just crimp on another end and use a coupler...
@@Everlanders I've been considering doing the "swapped" version you previously recommended.
@livingwithrob There's no need, just use a coupler to the original router...
On the crimp difficulties there are 2 different styles of rj45 ends. You are likely using an end designed for solid cable on a stranded cable. Using the right design will make it much easier.
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Fantastic Jason i already purchased my dishy dc!!!! Next video will be perfect to understand why is better to have a different router (the one you have) instead the original starlink… there is any advantage??
Big hug
For you, probably not.
Excellent Video. Thanks for doing this. And for talking about the P.S. w/link
Thanks Mr Juan!
Thank you , only just found you but great, helpful vids
Nice work! Love the 240p view... 😆
Well...nuts. Wish I'd seen this before ordering multiple bits off of Amazon. :p From the looks of things I could put the Dualie board in passive mode to power my hAP AC2, which would've saved me some wires.
OMG can't wait for the next one!!! love the after credits reveal!!
Quick question: How long does it take to receive the device. I made a pre-order in March, paid it in April, and no news so far at the end of May? I understand it is a small company but still, they have to keep their delivery schedule, the delivery date was 11th May.
What is your order number?
Bonjour Everlanders, If I understood correctly this Canadian card replaces the Tycon PoE Injector systems POE-INJ-1000-WT and the XWST DC 12V voltage converter.
Thanks for all the links and 3D plans.
I haven't bought the STARLINK yet, it shouldn't take long. We are preparing our RV and expect to go to the USA next year when we retire.
Correct, This unit does it all!!!
@@Everlanders Merci