Saboken1

I reposted my question differently

I received my Rectangular Dish, since Starlink omitted the Ethernet connection between the router and dish , are there any plans on making a short cable to go between say a RV and the outside? When the original dish was available "I couldn't get one" I had planned on installing a weather proof box on my camper with a Ethernet Keystone Jack, so it would make it easier to setup and break down the equipment, the new system makes this difficult without having to pull the cable through the camper and back out each time I want to move. The New RV system I was hoping had some sort of cable to address this, but it's the same equipment everyone gets. Is Starlink planing on making it's use in a RV more convenient?

My new Starlink terminal is on its way, unfortunately the new design of the Data/Power cable has me scratching my head, I was prepared to install it using the Ethernet cable the original system used, in a way I could use a Flat Ethernet cable between the dish and router, the flat cable would run through a side door in the camper, this new system theres no available short cables I can use to install a port in the wall of the camper, the camper is brand new I don't want to drill a hole to pass the 75" cable though without a port of some sort, this will not only look bad but also affect the resale value of a $40k camper 😒 anyone find a solution for this situation? They just opened up roaming, it makes no sense not to have a way to use it and keep the camper intact. Is Starlink working on something that can be used like a connector that can be used between 2 lengths of cable? This would solve the issue allowing me to put a waterproof box somewhere on the camper I can connect the dish to and leave the router permanently connected inside. The through the wall solutions available on the website will not work in a RV only a permanent building.