MarkOD

Thanks a lot for your reply--I appreciate your time. I'd welcome any ideas from anyone who has used the ground pole mount. Thanks again.

Thanks very much for your reply. Yes, the cable on my set-up can be routed through the inside of the pole. A box on the pole to transition to the conduit makes sense. The only example on the Internet I've seen is a jury-rigged modified LB box siliconed to the pole. Presumably everyone who uses the Starlink ground pole mount must deal with the same issue because I'm assuming most people don't just run the cable along the surface to the house. Buried conduit seems like the best option, but there are no commercial options that I know of for making the transition from the pole to a box. I'd be interested to hear how others have dealt with this. Thanks again for your time.

I am moving my dish to a newly purchased Starlink ground pole mount. The cable will be routed inside the pole from the dish to the cable routing hole and will be in buried plastic conduit from the pole to the house,. How do I seal the conduit to the metal pole so water does not get in? The only thing I've seen on the Internet is a plastic LB junction box siliconed to the pole.