Low Profile 6″ Starlink Roof Mount w Swivling Foot for V2 Square Dish

The Low Profile 6″ Starlink Roof Mount w Swivling Foot will work with the V2 Square Starlink Dish.   This will not work with Starlink V1 Dishes so please note this before purchasing.

This easy to install Low Profile Stub Mount for Starlink  does not require support braces. It can be mounted on any shingled roof in a little as ten minutes using a 7/16″ driver and an impact wrench or an electric drill.

4 x 7/16″ Screws and silicone sealant are included.

The versatility in this mount is that it mounts to proven mounting base configurations such as:

• Flat Roof Mounts
• Hydro Mounts
• Swiveling Eave Mounts
• Commdecks
• Retrodecks
• 1 5/8″ to 2″ OD pipes
• Wooden fencing

A 7/16″ driver and a drill or Lag Bolts are included and this same driver will tighten the four bolts on the foot bracket.

Longer mast are not always better mounts because longer mast may require support braces.   Reducing the torque at the base is the main reason for lower mast sizes and the 6″ Swiveling Stub Starlink Roof Mount provides a nice balance where any base such as Roofs, 4x4s, fence pipe, Commdeck Roof Top Mounting Systems, hydro mounts, Non Penetrating Flat Roof Mount can attach.  It is very UNIVERSAL.

The inner diameter fit is very tight with little wiggle.   Four 1/4′” thumb set screws are included but Starlink has a plastic base.  We supply four 1/4″ set screws which only need to be tightened with a twist of a thumb.  The fit at the base is within 4/100ths of an inch so the fit is perfect.

The stability of this mount and in particular the ability to tighten down the bolts at the base to a maximum and the overall tight tolerances come in handy if you are adapting it to a 60 foot boat as seen in the slider pics.  It actually went to the Bahamas and back to myrtle beach secured on the front of a 60′ boat with complete connectivity forward and back and this mount held firm.

We do offer  longer versions of this mount configuration.   This very Low profile versions should not need support braces and this should be the main consideration.