johndeerefarmer
Well-known member
I bought the American Adventure Labs mini starlink packout mount. Starlink Mini Packout Mount - American Adventure Lab
It mounts to a packout with four cleats and 8 screws so you can't easily move it from machine to machine. (You can easily remove the Starlink dish) Since I want to use it in my Xpedition or my Turbo R I mounted it to a small Packout that I can move from machine to machine.
It gets its power from the cig. lighter socket for the back seats.
I mounted it farther back to help keep the cab from blocking the satellite signal. The power cord comes out the rear window. When not used it has a rubber plug to keep the rain out of the power cord.
I just got on the standby plan (.5Mbps) so I tested it today. I was able to stream Pandora, and have satellite views on both Ride Command and my tablet (running OnX offroad or BackCountry Navigator at the same time. Wifi calling also works fine. When testing on my phone , Outlook, FB and everything else I tried would work. (didn't try Youtube)
$5 month for this plan is way more useful than the $8 month that Garmin is now charging for the Inreach enabled plan option
It mounts to a packout with four cleats and 8 screws so you can't easily move it from machine to machine. (You can easily remove the Starlink dish) Since I want to use it in my Xpedition or my Turbo R I mounted it to a small Packout that I can move from machine to machine.
It gets its power from the cig. lighter socket for the back seats.
I mounted it farther back to help keep the cab from blocking the satellite signal. The power cord comes out the rear window. When not used it has a rubber plug to keep the rain out of the power cord.
I just got on the standby plan (.5Mbps) so I tested it today. I was able to stream Pandora, and have satellite views on both Ride Command and my tablet (running OnX offroad or BackCountry Navigator at the same time. Wifi calling also works fine. When testing on my phone , Outlook, FB and everything else I tried would work. (didn't try Youtube)
$5 month for this plan is way more useful than the $8 month that Garmin is now charging for the Inreach enabled plan option
