Starlink Gen3 Router and Power brick wall mount
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Description
Wall mount for the Gen3 Starlink router, which includes an option to mount the power brink on the wall too.
Based off the factory wall mount with some modifications to fit a cradle that hangs beneath and holds the power brick.
Plenty of room behind the router and power brick to house excess cabling and has 5mm mounting holes for fixing to a will. Printing in PETG gives plenty of strength and a good amount of flex to get the router and power brick installed.
NOTE * You can use the router mount on its own as a standalone unit and it will function/look complete. However the power brick mount can not be used as a standalone mount.
To install the router, place the base of the router into the bottom of the mount, there are alignment tabs on the mount that center the router, ensure these are aligned then press the top of the router into the top of the mount, this will take some force.
To install the power brick, slide it into the mount from the side, making sure to position it such that the cables are on the right side. There are 2 small tabs on that center the power brick in the mount using the small feet on its base, this may take some force to get on.
If using the power brick cradle, make sure you fit this to the router mount BEFORE fixing to the wall.
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