Proxicast Stainless Steel Starlink Gen 2 Mount Adapter for J-Max Masts

I bought this mount in order to mount my starlink dishy near the peak of my house and get it above the roofline so it can rotate or stow without hitting the house. It fit the starlink base perfectly, and to be clear I got the stainless arm model. The listing says the stainless and aluminum arm models have the same ID/OD, but I don't totally trust that. The locking bolt is a great feature that ensures wind or snow loads can't force the arm angle to change. Its helpful to leave the locking bolt out at first until the dishy is secured, so you can have the arm horizontal as you work on it, letting you reach the end from below the roofline, then swing it up on its hinge bolt to above the roofline before installing the locking bolt. I used the winegard starlink adapter to clamp the dishy to the arm without any modifications. The actual mounting bracket for this could be made from a heavier gauge of stainless in my opinion but is probably fine for its purpose. I'd guess it's 14 gauge, and I'd prefer to see 11 gauge.Be sure to reinforce behind wherever you mount this if you can, and aren't mounting to something structural. I would not dare use the included bolts to mount this to sheathing, siding or fascia. The arm is too long and the wind will have too much leverage. I ran a 2x10 behind it in my attic, screwed to the truss, and then drilled through the side of the house and the 2x10 and through-bolted the bracket. Make sure to use some caulk to waterproof any holes you have to drill. I drilled a large hole (originally in the wrong spot) to pass the router end of the dishy cable through. I'll be using a grommet and some silicone to make a more formal pass through once the grommet arrives.

Excellent quality, and I would have liked to have used it , but the mounting base was too large for the sofit on my house . I had to return it.

This product is very well constructed. The only issue is that there us no extension available. My application needed a longer vertical rise. I needed to do a makeshift arrangement with clamps and pvc pipe.Extension pieces would be a great addition to your product line.

I bought Starlink's under-eve mount, but it didn't provide sufficient height to clear my roof. This mount raised my Dishy high enough so it could swing and stow. The mount is very sturdy and would normally be very easy to install, except I was attaching it to a mounting block on vinyl siding. Even then, it wasn't too bad. The mount does not exactly fit with the Dishy pole, but with a couple additional self-tapping screws, I was able to secure it very well.

I purchased the Proxicast Pro-Grade J-Max to install my Starlink Satellite Antenna on our roof. It was easy to install and worked great with the Starlink Antenna. It was much cheaper than purchasing the same device from Starlink.

Fits like it should. Looks and feels durable. Great product.

As title says. Fit my starlink great. The pole slides right in fairly snug. Although, I would get another accessory to hold the starlink onto this pole. I would feel comfortable just leaving it resting in this alone.

I ordered this antenna mount to install an outdoor PoE mesh network access point for my Starlink service. I was looking for a sturdy mount that would hold to the weather. The Proxicast Pro-Grade J-Max 100% Solid Stainless Steel Antenna Mount more than filled the task. I chose the stainless steel mount over the aluminum since it was only a few dollars more. Also, I wanted to increase the height of the mast by adding additional tubing, so the stainless steel should be able to carry any extra weight easily.The mount was straightforward to install. After installing the base support to the wall, there are only 4 bolts to insert and tighten. However, a couple of the base's mounting holes are directly behind the J arm. If you want to use these, you may have to assemble the unit in place rather than on the ground. The two small bolts holding the arm have to be slid in from the inside to the J arm tube. It was tricky holding the bolt inside the tube to line it up with the provided hole while standing on a ladder.I have vinyl siding, so I wanted to use the facia board on the soffit. The base support is a bit large (over 7 inches) and my facia boards are not that wide. I wound up using a front corner that gave me more surface area. Since I wanted to add to the mast height by a few feet, I used 1-inch PVC schedule 40 pipe. That size was almost perfect and slid fairly snuggly into the Proxicast J arm. I inserted the PVC pipe to the bend in the J-arm and added a few feet of length. I used 2 additional 1/4-inch bolts to secure the pipe. All in all, a very solid installation.

Seems solid. My only complaint is that they cheaped out on the mounting bolts. They were good enough to include several mounting holes on the top and bottom of the pole, but only included 1 bolt for up and 1 for down. Would have been nice if 4 had been included rather than 2.

Worked perfectly for me - a Starlink antenna install.Decent gauge SS.

Really nice quality and light weight. Mounting screws and bolts were good quality.