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Sounds great for the desert SW US or going down the highway but forget parking under any trees.

Olen, sorry I missed your intro post. Welcome to OB from Logan County.

Is the 'in-Motion' capability worth the additional $1900 equipment cost to you?

Don't believe that is necessary with the RV Service.

I've got Starlink for home but I would choose the ground (or pole) mount with a 150' cord. That way you don't have to park the vehicle in the open to get a good unobstructed view. If you are just checking email or surfing Facebook or something some obstruction may not be much of an issue, but if...

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Hello Gary, Welcome from Oklahoma. Depending where you are in Texas we have a couple of Member Reps (@Roots66 & @Coreymol ) that can help you with any questions. Check out the SW Region Subforum: U.S. SouthWest (AZ NM TX OK) If you are near the DFW area there is meet up tomorrow. Dallas/Ft Worth...

Set up is clean and I can tell a lot of thought and work went into it. In addition to what others have said I would also suspect that the center rod of your mounting set up may cause tuning/transmit pattern issues given it's awfully close to the same length as the GMRS/70cm antenna.

@Phillip_4045e1 Welcome from Oklahoma, originally from Lubbock. The Texas Member reps are @Roots66 & @Coreymol let us know if you have any questions. I see you have found the Southwest Region subforum. If you are on Facebook feel free to join the Overland Bound - Southwest group.

Welcome from Oklahoma.

Welcome from Oklahoma. Since you have a Jeep, I will also invite you to check out the Jeep Talk Show (jeeptalkshow.com) if you may be interested in a Jeep Podcast, the main host (and founder) is based near Houston as well.

Got email a few days ago that service for my area may be open by Mid 2023 so I opted to get the "Best Effort" option. Obviously not the mobile option but I have a few years before I plan to adventure full time and will need mobile internet for work.

Welcome from Oklahoma.

Welcome from Oklahoma

Welcome from Oklahoma, though I am from west Texas. Check out the Communication section should you have questions regarding ham or other radio services.

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You could do it yourself, it typically involves removing or crushing a very small resistor. A member of a local ham clubs may do it for you, but you may or may not want to mention why you want it. Depends on the ham and how anal they are about rules. May just leave it as "for emergency purposes".