Starlink Mini Kit Builder

The Dishy Mini Mount uses powerful neodymium magnets to hold your Starlink Mini securely to any steel surface. It also includes a built-in tracker holder for AirTag, SmartTag or Tile Pro. If you already have a mount, you can skip ahead to power accessories.

Select all that apply. This helps us recommend the right mounting accessories - some surfaces need mounting discs for the magnets to grip.

We have a database of 77 vehicles with confirmed roof materials. If your vehicle has an aluminium or non-magnetic roof, we will automatically add mounting discs to your list.

All 10 colours are the same high-quality anodised aluminium mount. Pick the colour that matches your setup.

This determines your power setup. If you are mostly stationary at camp, a step-up converter gives the best performance. If you are only driving point A to B, a straight 12V cable may be enough.

Select all power sources available in your vehicle or setup. Most vehicles have a 12V cigarette lighter socket. Anderson plugs are common in touring setups with dual batteries or solar.

Based on your power connections and usage, we are recommending the best power solution.

This short extension moves the power plug point from underneath the mount to the side, so you can plug and unplug power without lifting the Mini off the roof. Maintains IP67 waterproofing.

If you already own cordless power tools, our battery adapters let you run your Starlink Mini from the same 18V batteries. Great as backup power or for quick portable setups.

A polycarbonate cover that protects your Dishy Mini Mount from road debris, tree branches, and general wear while mounted on the roof. The Xtreme version adds extra thickness for serious off-road use.

Your mount includes a built-in GPS tracker holder. Add a tracker and locate your Starlink Mini from your phone.

Keeps your Starlink Mini secure while you're away from camp or on the move. An 80cm stainless steel cable loops through the mount and locks to your roof rack - peace of mind when you leave your setup unattended.

Even if your primary setup uses a step-up converter, a basic 12V cable can get you out of a jam if the converter fails or your main cable is damaged. Especially important for remote touring.