Navpod StarPod Kit for Starlink Roam/RV Antenna - Housing and Base Boat Outfitting
StarPod Kit for Starlink Roam/RV Antenna - Housing and Base
The NavPod StarPod is a waterproof housing designed for permanent mounting of the Starlink Roam/RV antenna , usually on the hardtop or radar arch of a yacht. The StarPod case fits the Starlink UTA-212 model (dish face measuring 20.2" x 11.9" / 513 mm x 303 mm).
NavPod model SP212-K is the kit StarPod, which includes the StarPod case and a black powder-coated aluminum base. The included base measures 8.25" tall with an outside diameter of 4" and has a 6" circular footprint with four screw mounting holes.
Product Disclaimer Third Party Accessories:
The NavPod and StarPod brands are in no way affiliated with the Starlink or SpaceX brands. The Company's products are third party accessories, separate from the brands and products for which they are used. are designed.
What are the advantages of mounting ahe Starlink satellite dish in a StarPod?
StarPod protects Starlink and completely encloses the Starlink antenna in a very robust and attractive waterproof housing. Testing has proven that there is no signal degradation inside the thermoformed, acrylic-coated ABS housing.
The Starlink Roam satellite dish was originally designed for motorhomes, not for boats. Its IP54 waterproof rating is a far cry from the IP67 rating that NavPod is accustomed to in boating from the likes of Garmin, Raymarine and others. Mounting a Starlink dish inside a StarPod provides additional protection against water intrusion, just as all NavPods have done for other marine electronics for over 25 years.
How do I mount a Starlink dish inside a StarPod?
The 4-legged "X" base supplied with a Starlink Roam satellite dish is not used whenmounting inside a StarPod; only the dish and attached mounting pole are used. The center post of the Starlink antenna is inserted into the center hole on the bottom of the StarPod and extends to the chosen mounting base.
Initial Starlink setup process must be completed before mounting the satellite dish into a StarPod (refer to your Starlink setup and installation guide for this process). One important thing to note during the setup process is to make sure the "Snow Melting" setting in the Starlink app is set to "Off" (this feature produces excess heat to prevent snow from melting). build on a Starlink dish in winter environments, but this is unnecessary and can potentially cause overheating when the dish is mounted inside an enclosure).
After the initial setup process of Starlink finished,the next step is to place the dish in a horizontal or "flat" position. position, perpendicular to the mounting post. To put the dish in this position, unplug the Starlink dish, then plug it back in and turn it on. The dish will begin to move as part of its startup process, so simply wait until it is in a horizontal position and unplug the dish. This may take a few attempts, so simply repeat as necessary until the dish is turned off horizontally or "fla".t". At this point the satellite dish can now be mounted inside the satellite housing. StarPod (using the instructions and hardware included with the StarPod).
How can the Starlink satellite dish move if it is inside a StarPod?
It's not possible, but it doesn't matter When turned on inside the StarPod case, the dish.Starlink initially moves when searching for a signal. However, when the dish collides. inside the housing and is unable to move any further, it will simply register an obstruction and stop its movement (a feature built into the dish to prevent the motor from burning out when positioned next to a tree branch, ceiling or other obstruction). The StarLink app may warn you of the obstruction, but otherwise the satellite dish will continue to operate normally.
There are several methods you can find on the Internet to disable your Starlink Motor to achieve a fixed position While these methods can be effective, it is important to note that any modification to your Starlink antenna (drilling or cutting into the housing, disconnecting internal cables, or any disassembly) will void the product warranty.
If the Starlink antenna can't move, how can it obhold a good signal?
Short answer: A Starlink satellite dish installed on a boat in a fixed horizontal position will get the same signal quality as a satellite dish free to move and adjust its position.
Short answer: A Starlink satellite dish installed on a boat in a fixed horizontal position will get the same signal quality as a satellite dish that is free to move and adjust its position.
Short answer: A Starlink satellite dish installed on a boat in a fixed horizontal position will get the same signal quality as a satellite dish that is free to move and adjust its position. position.
Short answer: A Starlink satellite dish installed on a boat in a fixed horizontal position will get the same signal quality as a satellite dish that is free to move and adjust its position. .
p>
Long answer: The pArabole Starlink Roam uses phased array technology. Rather than searching for a single satellite to point to (like older 18" and 24" satellite TV antennas), the Starlink satellite dish continually switches between different satellites every few minutes (satellites that move at very large speed and whose orbit is much lower than traditional satellites). Satellite TV and internet). When a Starlink antenna moves, it does not try to point at a particular satellite; it's just the search for a clear view of the sky. Since this dish was originally designed for RV use, the movement of the satellite dish was designed to allow it to move away from overhead obstructions like trees and buildings that might prevent a clear view of the dish. sky. While this feature makes sense for RV use, it is much less functional.designed for use in boats, where the satellite dish would almost never encounter overhead obstructions.
In testing, a Starlink antenna mounted and secured inside a StarPod achieved same objective signal quality and Internet speed as a satellite dish free to move outside a home. Neither the fixed horizontal positioning nor the housing material itself caused signal degradation as long as the satellite dish had a clear view of the sky (as is typical on a floating vessel). p>
Liability Disclaimer:
NavPod assumes no responsibility for any violation of the Starlink product warranty or terms of service that may result from the modifying a Starlink dish or mounting it inside a StarPod.
General Information:
StarPod is manufacturedManufactured by Ocean Equipment in Bend,Oregon, USA, using the same proven materials used to make the popular NavPods line of waterproof enclosures for marine electronics.
All NavPods feature:>
Structural Rigidity – Gen3 improvements now include a thicker gauge of acrylic-coated ABS material that improves strength and provides better structural rigidity. This thicker material allows for greater sealing. The higher the structural rigidity, the less flex there is when tightening and the more uniform the pressure on the joint. The excellent UV stability of acrylic is combined with the durability of ABS. The acrylic cap protects the ABS from UV and its potentially damaging effects on plastic.
Waterproof seal – All NavPods are manufactured with a double seal system, providing excellent sealing. This joint offers the beste protection for your marine electronic devices. StarPods are built to withstand the harshest wet offshore sailing conditions. Gen3 improvements include a thicker silicone outer gasket with an improved flush fit. The internal Poron Microcell polyurethane gasket is now 50% thicker and is not subject to "compression" like many rubber compounds. This is important when you need to open the NavPod in the future to repair your electronic devices. The seal will continue to do its job.
Nickel-Chrome Plated Stainless Steel– The company uses all 316 stainless steel hardware that comes with every NavPod. Large round head tamper-proof screws have deeper sockets to match the NavPod wrench for better holding power when tightening. Tamper-resistant, nickel-plated stainless steel screws provide security combined with a bit of style!
Commitment to quality – Navpod delivers on its commitment by offering a 10-year warranty. on all new NavPods, including StarPod.
PRODUCT ID: 100795
SKU: NVN-100795
CSKU: CWR-100795
REWRITE: 111906 -navpod-starpod-kit-f-starlink-roam-rv-antenna
MPN: SP212-K
UPC:
ASIN:
WSKU: NAVSP212K
SSKU:
KSKU:
GSKU:
MSKU:
LSKU:
NAME: NAVPOD STARPOD KIT FOR STAR LINK ROAM/RV ANTENNA
NAME_EX:
PTITLE: StarPod Navpod Kit for Starlink Roam/RV antenna - Housing and base
TYPE: Boat equipment | Radar/TV Mounts
SELLER: NavPod
VEHICLES & PARTS> VEHICLE PARTS & ACCESSORIES> WATERCRAFT PARTS & ACCESSORIES
Gtags:
GSpecs:
NavPod StarPod Kit for Starlink Roam/RV Antenna - Housing and Base Product Description
StarPod Kit for Starlink Roam/RV Antenna - Housing and Base
The NavPod StarPod is a waterproof enclosure designed for permanent mounting of the Starlink Roam/RV antenna, typically on the hardtop or radar arch of a yacht. The StarPod case fits the Starlink UTA-212 model (dish face measuring 20.2" x 11.9" / 513 mm x 303 mm).
NavPod model SP212-K is the kit StarPod, which includes the StarPod case and a black powder-coated aluminum base. The included base measures 8.25" tall with an outside diameter of 4" and has a 6" circular footprint with four screw mounting holes.
Product Disclaimer Third Party Accessories:
The NavPod and StarPod brands are in no way affiliated with the Starlink or SpaceX brands. The Company's products are third party accessories, separate from the brands and pro.products for which they are designed.
What are the benefits of mounting a Starlink satellite dish in a StarPod?
StarPod protects Starlink and completely encloses the Starlink antenna in a very robust and attractive waterproof housing. Testing has proven that there is no signal degradation inside the thermoformed, acrylic-coated ABS housing.
The Starlink Roam satellite dish was originally designed for motorhomes, not for boats. Its IP54 waterproof rating is a far cry from the IP67 rating that NavPod is accustomed to in boating from the likes of Garmin, Raymarine and others. Mounting a Starlink dish inside a StarPod provides additional protection against water intrusion, just as all NavPods have done for other marine electronics for over 25 years.
How do I mount a Starlink dish inside a StarPod?
The "X" base4-foot antenna supplied with a Starlink Roam satellite dish is not used when mounting inside a StarPod; only the dish and attached mounting pole are used. The center pole of the Starlink dish is inserted into the center hole at the bottom of the StarPod and extends into your chosen mounting base.
The initial Starlink setup process must be completed before mounting the StarPod satellite dish inside a StarPod (refer to your Starlink setup and installation guide for this process). One important thing to note during the setup process is to make sure the "Snow Melting" setting in the Starlink app is set to "Off" (this feature produces excess heat to prevent snow from melting). build on a Starlink dish in winter environments, but this is unnecessary and can potentially cause overheating when the dish is mounted indoorsur of a box).
Once the initial Starlink setup process is complete, the next step is to place the dish in a horizontal or "flat" position. position, perpendicular to the mounting post. To put the dish in this position, unplug the Starlink dish, then plug it back in and turn it on. The dish will begin to move as part of its startup process, so simply wait until it is in a horizontal position and unplug the dish. This may take a few attempts, so simply repeat as necessary until the dish is off in a horizontal or "flat" position. At this point, the satellite dish can now be mounted inside the StarPod case (using the instructions and hardware included with the StarPod).
How to Starlink Satellite Dish can it move if it is inside a StarPod?
How does the Starli satellite dishCan nk move around if she's inside a StarPod?
strong>
It's not possible, but it's nevermind. When turned on inside the StarPod case, the Starlink antenna initially moves as it searches for a signal. However, when the dish hits the inside of the housing and is unable to move any further, it simply registers an obstruction and stops its movement (a feature built into the dish to prevent the motor from burning out). when placed next to a tree branch, ceiling or other obstacle). The StarLink app may alert you of the obstruction, but otherwise the antenna will continue to operate normally.
There are several methods you can find on the Internet to disable your Starlink motor to obtain power fixed.situation. While these methods can be effective, it is important to note that any changes to yourYour Starlink antenna (drilling or cutting into the housing, disconnecting internal cables, or any disassembly) will void the product warranty.
If the Starlink antenna cannot move, how can it get a good signal?
Short answer: A Starlink antenna installed on a boat in a fixed horizontal position will get the same quality signal as a dish that is free to move and adjust its position.
Long answer: The Starlink Roam dish uses phased array technology. Rather than searching for a single satellite to point to (like older 18" and 24" satellite TV antennas), the Starlink satellite dish continually switches between different satellites every few minutes (satellites that move at very large speed and whose orbit is much lower than traditional satellites). Satellite TV and internet). When a Starlink antenna moves, it does not attempt topoint to a particular satellite; it's just looking for a clear view of the sky. Since this dish was originally designed for RV use, the movement of the dish was designed to allow it to move away from overhead obstructions such as trees and buildings that might obstruct a view clear of the sky. While this feature makes sense for RV use, it is much less functional for boat use, where the satellite dish would almost never encounter overhead obstructions.
In testing, a Starlink antenna mounted and secured inside a StarPod achieved the same signal quality and Internet speed as a satellite dish free to roam outside a home. Neither the fixed horizontal positioning nor the housing material itself caused signal degradation as long as the satellite dish had a clear view ofthe sky (as is usually the case on a floating vessel).
Liability Disclaimer:
NavPod assumes no liability for any violation of the Starlink product warranty or terms of service that may result from modifying a Starlink satellite dish or mounting inside a StarPod.
General Information:
StarPod is manufactured by Ocean Equipment in Bend, Oregon, USA, using the same proven materials used to make the popular NavPods line of cases. waterproof for marine electronics.
All NavPods feature:
Structural Rigidity – Gen3 enhancements now include a Thicker gauge of acrylic coated ABS material which improves strength and provides better structural rigidity. This thicker material allows for greater sealing. PThe higher the structural rigidity, the less flex there is during tightening and the more uniform the pressure on the joint. The excellent UV stability of acrylic is combined with the durability of ABS. The acrylic cap protects the ABS from UV and its potentially damaging effects on plastic.
Waterproof seal – All NavPods are manufactured with a double seal system, providing excellent sealing. This seal provides the best protection for your marine electronic devices. StarPods are designed to withstand the harshest and wettest offshore sailing conditions. Gen3 improvements include a thicker silicone outer gasket with an improved flush fit. The internal Poron Microcell polyurethane gasket is now 50% thicker and is not subject to "compression" like many rubber compounds. This is important when you need to open the NavPod in the future to re-adorn your electronic devices. The seal will continue to do its job.
Nickel-Chrome Plated Stainless Steel– The company uses all 316 stainless steel hardware that comes with every NavPod. Large round head tamper-proof screws have deeper sockets to match the NavPod wrench for better holding power when tightening. Tamper-resistant, nickel-plated stainless steel screws provide security combined with a little style!
Commitment to Quality – Navpod stands behind its commitment by offering a 10-year warranty on all new NavPods, including StarPod.
Save $150 when you purchase the Navpod StarPod Kit f /Starlink Roaming/VR Antenna - Housing and Basefor only $449 from NVN Marine! Same day dispatch before 3 p.m. Navpod StarPod Kit for Starlink Roam/RV Antenna - Housing and Base Videos Navpod StarPod Kit for Starlink Roa Antennam/RV - Housing and Base Technical Specifications
Type: | Boat Outfitting | Radar/TV Mounts |
---|---|
Vendor: | NavPod |
Height: | 14" |
For detailed shipping policy, please see our shipping policy and you can find our return & return policy refund here.
- Navpod StarPod Case Only for Starlink Roam/RV Antenna - Base Not Included
- NavPod SK135 Stanchion Kit - For all SailPods and most SystemPods
- Pre-drilled NavPod Holder Kit for InstrumentPods GP1300 GP1400 series SystemPods GP1500 GP1600 and GP1040 series and SailPods GP1800 series
- NavPod stainless steel legs f/1.25″ diameter AngleGuards or stanchion kits (rectangular base) with hardware
- NavPod SP200NS SpeakerPod Enclosure for Bose Environmental SE151 Speakers
- NavPod SK130 PowerPanel Mount Kit for GP1030 / GP1060 / GP1080
- NavPod SK129 PowerPanel Mount Kit for GP1800 / GP1040 / GP1050