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Is there a way to hardwire a power cable?
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This location looks ideal…I’m going to explore making something that attaches to the speaker mounting points
 

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For the Starlink that looks like a great power option. I like how it becomes part of the antenna to save space so you don't need to mount a battery somewhere else.


I saw this post of using a Molle panel to hold the starlink next to the roof for an easy no drill install, using the Turn Off-Road overhead molle panel.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...for-remote-camping.106167/page-4#post-2552108

Not my photo but this is my plan.
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How many hours did you get using the Bluetti?
I would guess 8-10 hours. Curious how far my estimate is off.
I have the Buetti AC200L and it runs for days :)
 

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I velcroed mine to the hardtop
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For the Starlink that looks like a great power option. I like how it becomes part of the antenna to save space so you don't need to mount a battery somewhere else.


I saw this post of using a Molle panel to hold the starlink next to the roof for an easy no drill install, using the Turn Off-Road overhead molle panel.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...for-remote-camping.106167/page-4#post-2552108

Not my photo but this is my plan.
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You will have to mount the molle upside down to have space for the mini, just something to keep in mind.
 

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You will have to mount the molle upside down to have space for the mini, just something to keep in mind.

This picture is from American Adventure Lab's website. Yes, that is a jeep, but it does show how it mounts and how much clearance is needed. @Rivers90 , let us know how it works out.

I plan to install on a DV8 overhead molle.



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Is there a way to hardwire a power cable?
Sure. This may go without saying, but since your asking the question, just to be complete: You probably want it either through an upfitter or a relay keyed on ACC power, or it'll drain the crap out of your battery.
 

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I just ordered a Starlink Mini an hour ago. This setup would work perfectly for me as I have 2 additional power options on that side.

Would you mind sharing a link to the ram mount and any accessories you used for this?

Does it seem solid so far? Good speeds? Can you get it closer to the roof line?

Thank you!!
I used the Revolink kit that includes a full crossbar that attaches to both roll bars. It allows you to mount the Starlink Mini in the center of the vehicle and just a couple of inches from the roof. I wanted it out of the way. It also has Molle panel attachment points on the bottom to attach other gear. You can barely see the bottom of the crossbar in the rearview mirror, so I like that it sticks it up out of the way. It is on the pricier side for the crossbar and quick disconnect bracket, but I am happy with it. Their customer service is also great as well. Had a mixup with some parts in the order, and they had me replacements out in no time.

https://revolink.com/products/2021-...4X7GB0uSz6cQ29tPk1qJoIMWkYnfXi80q5gn4adH90Bja

It has worked well for me so far - as long as you are somewhere without trees or buildings blocking the view, I haven't had any trouble getting over 100mbps down. The only issue I have is the wireless CarPlay uses Wi-Fi, so you have to disconnect that if you want to be able to use the Starlink connection on your phone while the Bronco is on. I was going to go with the Turn Offroad or similar overhead Molle Panel route in the backseat, but this was the better option for me because I rarely take off the rear cargo shell.
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