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- Help Center Home
- Account
- Billing
- Orders
- Service Plans
- Setup & Install
- Specifications & Configuration
- Hardware Specifications
- Does Starlink Mini support Power over Ethernet?
- What are my Starlinkʹs specifications?
- What comes in my Starlink Kit?
- What USB power rating do I need to power my Starlink Mini?
- What are the supported power sources on Starlink Mini?
- What are the differences between the Starlink Standard and the Starlink Standard Actuated Kits?
- What is the difference between the Flat High Performance & Standard Kit?
- Does Starlink Mini have a separate router?
- How much power does my Starlink need?
- Does Starlink offer DC-input power supply options?
- What Starlink Kit do I have?
- What are the differences between Starlink Mini and Starlink Standard?
- How much cable do I have and how do I route it indoors?
- Which Starlink Router do I have?
- What is the difference in visibility between High Performance and Standard?
- Third-Party Devices
- Router & WiFi Configuration
- Has Starlink security practices been validated by third parties?
- How does Gen 3 router compare to past versions?
- What is the 'Defer Software Updates' feature?
- Content Filtering
- How do I update my Starlink if it doesn't automatically update?
- Does Starlink provide time synchronization or NTP servers?
- App Tools
- Weather
- Troubleshooting
What is the difference between the Flat High Performance & Standard Kit?
Benefits beyond Standard include:
Better visibility of satellites. Your Starlink needs a clear view of the sky so it can stay connected with satellites as they move overhead. The Flat High Performance has the widest field of view which can see 35% more sky and has enhanced GPS capabilities, allowing it to connect to more satellites and better serve mobile users.
- Better performance on boats: The Flat High Performance has the best network experience and more uptime due to the wider field of view so it is able to stay connected to passing satellites when the vessel rolls or rocks on the water.
Permanent installation for your vehicle. A Wedge Mount is provided for an 8 degree tilt on the installation to help with water run-off. Standard comes with a built-in kickstand.
Better performance in hot weather. Download speeds are typically 3x better at > 35°C (95°F).
Better performance in the snow: 1.7x better snow melt capability (Inches/hour).
See Starlink Specifications for more information.
Visual representation of difference between Flat High Performance and Standard:
Aligned Field of View (FOV)
Misaligned Field of View (FOV)
Legend
Flat High Performance
Standard
Most active satellites are in these ranges
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