The GP Factor Starlink Mini Universal Angle Mount is designed to help you get the most out of your Starlink Mini wherever your adventures take you. By allowing you to quickly adjust the antenna to either a 45° or 90° angle, this mount improves your Starlink Mini's line-of-sight to overhead satellites for a stronger, more reliable connection at camp. Purpose-built to mount directly to Alu-Cab load bars and other compatible crossbar systems, it provides a secure, low-profile installation without unnecessary complexity.

Constructed from heavy-duty 1/8" stainless steel, the Universal Angle Mount is built to withstand years of exposure to the elements while maintaining its strength and appearance. When it's time to travel, the mount folds flat into a secure transport position and locks in place with a stainless steel pull pin. Integrated bumpers minimize vibration and eliminate rattles, while the textured black powder coat finish provides excellent corrosion resistance and complements the look of modern overland vehicles. Whether you're working remotely, streaming from camp, or staying connected deep off the grid, the GP Factor Starlink Mini Universal Angle Mount delivers a durable, purpose-built solution for maximizing Starlink Mini performance.

Features

• Adjustable mounting positions at 45° and 90° for improved satellite visibility
• Designed specifically for the GP Factor Starlink Mini mounting system
• Direct bolt-on solution for Alu-Cab load bars and similar crossbar systems
• Improves Starlink Mini line-of-sight for stronger and more reliable connectivity
• Folds flat into a secure travel position when not in use
• Stainless steel locking pull pin keeps the mount securely locked during transit
• Integrated bumpers reduce vibration, movement, and rattling while driving
• Constructed from heavy-duty 1/8" stainless steel for exceptional durability
• Textured black powder coat finish resists corrosion and complements overland builds
• Includes all required stainless steel mounting hardware
• Designed for overlanding, camping, remote work, and off-grid travel