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Starlink Mini Flat Mount REV 3

Print Profile(4)

All
X1 Carbon
A1
P1P
H2C
X1E
H2D Pro
A2L
P2S
H2S
H2D
X2D
P1S
X1

Lower Frame
Lower Frame
Designer
34.1 h
6 plates

Upper Cover H2S Only
Upper Cover H2S Only
Designer
29.7 h
2 plates

Upper Cover - 2 Piece H2 Series Only
Upper Cover - 2 Piece H2 Series Only
Designer
31.8 h
4 plates

Upper Cover -  4 Piece
Upper Cover - 4 Piece
Designer
30.6 h
8 plates

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Released 

Description

Starlink Mini Dishy Flat Mount – REV 3

What’s New in REV 3

REV 3 is a complete redesign focused on better protection, greater versatility, and simpler assembly.

  • Improved geometry for increased durability
  • Full‑coverage upper shell for protection
  • Optional handle for easier removal from vehicle roofs
  • Optional hard‑mount wing for expanded mounting configurations
  • Simplified 5‑piece design for faster printing and easier assembly

Recommended Print Settings

The one piece upper cover requires an H2S or similar large‑bed printer.

 

The two piece upper cover can be printed on any H2 series or similar large-bed printer.

 

The four piece upper cover can be printed on any printer with a bed size larger than 190mm x 180mm

  • The 4 piece upper cover is untested so please provide feedback if you do print one. 

     

Thank you to Schlagel Bagel for the idea and testing the print of the two piece cover.

 

Print Parameters

  • Layer height: 0.2 mm
  • Infill: 35% Gyroid
  • Walls: 6 perimeters (4 may be acceptable depending on material)
  • Material: PETG, ASA, or ABS recommended. ABS‑GF is preferred for maximum rigidity.
  • Supports:
    • Required only from build plate
    • Needed for screw recesses and joint features
    • Support interface recommended for clean removal

Included Print Profiles 

Profiles are tuned for ABS‑GF using BambuLab Support for ABS as the support interface. They include a specific Z‑offset for easier support removal. 

Do not use 0 mm Z‑offset.

 

Mid‑Print Hardware Insertion 

The upper cover requires M6 locknuts inserted mid‑print. A pause is included at layer 51 in the provided profiles.

Make sure nylon portion of locknut if facing the build plate.

Optional Customization

The upper cover features a hexagon pattern that can be printed in a contrasting color. Two windowed areas allow for optional text or graphics—ideal for:

  • Dish identification
  • Wi‑Fi details
  • Contact information
  • Custom logos (I print my logo in the center window)

Hardware Required

Assembly Instructions

1. Assemble the Lower Frame

  • Slide the lower frame pieces together.
  • Joints are intentionally tight for rigidity and may require firm pressure.

2. Position the Dish

  • Place the Starlink Mini face‑down into the upper cover.

3. Attach the Lower Frame

  • Set the assembled lower frame onto the upper cover.
  • Ensure the PORT SIDE text aligns with the dish’s ports.

4. Install the Screws

  • Insert M6×35 mm screws through the lower frame into the upper cover.
  • Tighten in a criss‑cross pattern for even compression.
  • Applying anti‑seize is recommended to prevent galling in the locknuts.

5. Install Magnets (Optional)

  • Insert M6×50 mm screws through the magnet holes in the upper cover.
  • Attach magnets to the lower frame.
  • Tighten in a criss‑cross pattern.

6. Enjoy Your Mounted Dish

Your REV 3 mount is now ready for use.

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