Starlink Mini Install on a Class A RV | Official Mobility Mount

In this video, I install a Starlink Mini on my 2005 Tiffin Phaeton Class A motorhome using the official Starlink Mini Mobility Mount. I walk through the complete RV roof installation, including choosing the mounting location, orienting the official Mobility Mount, securing it to the fiberglass roof, routing the Starlink power and Ethernet cables, using the existing roof cable entry point, and sealing everything against the weather. I also show how the completed system works with my eero network while the Starlink Mini is in bypass mode, along with the internet speeds I received after installation. This installation gives us a clean, low-profile Starlink setup that can remain mounted on the roof of the motorhome while traveling—without needing to set out and retrieve the dish at every campsite. In this video: • Installing a Starlink Mini on a Class A motorhome • Using the official Starlink Mini Mobility Mount • Selecting the best location on the RV roof • Correctly orienting the Starlink Mini and mount • Routing power and Ethernet cables into the motorhome • Sealing the roof penetration against water • Connecting Starlink Mini to an eero mesh network • Using Starlink Mini bypass mode • Testing the completed installation and internet speeds If you’re considering a permanent or semi-permanent Starlink Mini installation on a Tiffin motorhome, diesel pusher, Class A RV, travel trailer, or fifth wheel, I hope this video gives you a clear look at what the project involves. Always follow Starlink’s current installation instructions and verify that your mounting location and fasteners are appropriate for your particular RV roof construction. Subscribe to Cruisin’ with the Crawfords for more RV upgrades, Starlink projects, motorhome travel, motorcycle rides, and road-trip adventures! #StarlinkMini #StarlinkRV #TiffinPhaeton