Lost1wing

I think I understand now that I look closer at the picture. The picture shown here is the router, not the power supply. My setup has a power supply. Interesting that the wifi would be faster. I have another mesh node coming. I may end up with another if I see the same result as you. I can still use the ethernet for the printers.

Starlink responded with the same advice. The said I can mount the power supply on the tower and run the longer 30m cable to the starlink router. I can use the ethernet adapter from there. I may be able to get the power supply indoors out of the weather, I just need to get the cables first.

I have done the temporary installation with my new high performance rectangular system. I am thrilled with the performance. I would like to use the ethernet adapter to give me a wired connection for a desktop computer, 2 printers and a surveillance system. Will these devices be protected through the Starlink router? The ethernet adapter connection picture does not show the power supply and shows it only connected to the input to the router. Any suggestions on how to proceed with my installation would be great. I also have a second mesh node on the way with the ethernet adapter and pole mount adapter. I have time to rearrange if needed.

I do not see a 150' cable for the high performance rectangular antenna. 25 meter is all that is shown. I saw one on ebay but it showed a red x over my antenna type.

I received my Starlink today. I plugged it in and it immediately out performs what I currently have(Hughesnet). I still need to mount it on my 40' tower and run the cable to to power supply 50' across the carport to reach the house. The 25 meter cable that came with it is the longest I see at the Starlink Shop. Is there a 150' cable for the high performance rectangular antenna? Second question... I do not see an ethernet port on the router. I bought the adapter and cable (arriving soon). Is there more to it than that to provide Starlink to my ethernet devices?