The Starlink Generation 3 Heavy Duty Pivot Roof Mount Kit, $69.95, is compatible with Starlink's standard third-gen dish that comes with a removable kickstand-type base.

If you aren't mounting your Starlink dish on a building but still need to get your dish up above obstructions such as trees and shrubs, then the Ground Pole Mount ($75) is probably the solution ...

There's a noticeable difference between how the Starlink Standard and Flat High Performance kits are powered. Specs-wise, the Flat HP power supply is larger in size than the Standard's, with the ...

You'll also need to properly position the dish, mount it using a Starlink dish mount, and probably run a cable through an exterior wall. We've got handy instructions for all of these steps. 1.

However, if you need to mount either dish on a roof or pole for a more permanent or elevated installation, ... the Starlink Mini kit has an MSRP of $599. However, ...

The $599 price means the new dish will cost the same as the current Starlink hardware kit. ... Instead, it’s designed to lay flat against its built-in kickstand or a pole mount.

It comes with the Starlink unit, a wedge mount kit, a power supply, a power supply mount, a Starlink cable, ... such as pole, wall, slanted roof, under-eave and non-penetrating roof.

One option is the Mimo Style Starlink Pole Mount, ... The Starlink Mini Mounting Kit from the Lymorexan Amazon store sells for $128 and uses two 4.5-inch suction cups, each providing up to 120 ...