Between chases, this is what it looks like.
Starlink up and running, alerts coming through with no cell service for miles.
Being connected out here is what makes sitting still possible.
Tornado chasers @legendsofwest and @alexander.pym.
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We engineered the Gen 3 Standard Speedmount to hold a full-size dish through a season of this. That is why we can guarantee it for life.
Wall clouds, hail cores, crosswind at highway speed. Mounted once and never touched again.
Tornado chasers @legendsofwest and @alexander.pym
Every TRIO mount starts from the same idea.
Get the dish locked down, keep it low to the roof, and build it so nobody has to think about it again.
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A big part of tornado chasing is waiting.
Radar, models, alerts, all of it running out of a field with no cell service. Starlink is how they know before it starts.
Tornado chasers @legendsofwest and @alexander.pym
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We engineered the Mini Speedmount to hold through the conditions that take everything else off a roof.
That is why we can guarantee it for life.
Tornado chasers @legendsofwest and @alexander.pym
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Everyone else on this road is driving away from it. This truck is driving into it.
@Starlink locked to the roof on a Mini Speedmount, radar live, connection up while the towers behind them go dark.
Tornado chasers @legendsofwest and @alexander.pym.
When you chase tornadoes, the towers go down before you do.
@Starlink is how these crews stay on radar and stay in contact. The Mini Interior Mount keeps the dish locked in the cab so it is running the moment they stop.
Tornado chasers @legendsofwest and @alexander.pym.
Why we can guarantee it for life: we engineered it to survive the rig, not just the weather.
Highway speed, constant repositioning, full storm season. The Mini Interior Mount held every time, and the dish never went outside.
Tornado chasers: @legendsofwest and @alexander.pym
The Charles W. Morgan launched in 1841. This Hylas 49 pulled in beside her with a TRIO Pole Mount on the mast. Same harbor, 185 years apart.
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📷: James Chapin
Alaska doesn't do gentle. Neither does this rig. The TRIO Mini Flatmount keeps Starlink low and locked to the rail while Mjölnir runs open water.
No drilling into the hull. No wind drag. Signal that holds when the swell picks up.
Photo from Chuck Hanson
You're out on the boat, miles offshore. Signal dies. Internet goes dark. That's not happening anymore.
Mini Flatmount with suction cups gets your Starlink mounted in minutes. No holes in the hull. No voided warranties.
Just your boat, crew, and connectivity.
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Not every setup calls for a roof rack. Not every vehicle needs drilling.
That's where the interior mount comes in. Suction-cupped to your windshield.
For a truck, van, or overlanding rig, connectivity is a must.
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No need to drill your boat. No warranties voided. Lifetime guarantee on our mounts.
Starlink is the answer for being connected on the water. Installed in minutes. Built to handle salt spray, vibration, and whatever conditions you throw at it.
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We sent our Gen 3 Speedmount, Mini Speedmount, and Mini Interior Mount to @runnin4tacos for a real-world review.
You'll have to watch the video to find out.
YouTube drops soon. Full review is coming.
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