A red sandstone arch near Moab glowing orange at sunset with the La Sal mountains beyond

Starlink Rental for Moab

Open desert sky and no service. Made for this.

Moab is the overlanding capital of the country and one of the best places in it to run a dish. Between Arches, Canyonlands, and the sea of BLM dispersed camping on either side of 191, most of where you actually sleep has no service at all.

This is the trip where people run a basecamp for a week: a group, a couple of rigs, someone who has to take a call Tuesday. That is exactly the setup the Mini handles.

Sky and obstruction

What the dish will actually see here

Close to ideal. High desert, low vegetation, and enormous open sky mean a dish here usually sees almost everything with no fuss. The exceptions are geometric rather than botanical: down inside a canyon (the Shafer switchbacks, parts of the Needles, a slot campsite tucked against a fin) you get the same wall problem as Zion, on a smaller scale. On the mesa tops and out on the flats, it is as easy as satellite internet gets.

The sign-in page shows what the dish sees in real time, so you can reposition it before a meeting or call.

How you get it

Shipped to you. Kits ship nationwide ahead of your dates. Portable power stations and solar panels are local delivery only in Colorado.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work on dispersed BLM sites?
Very well. Those sites are open desert with clear sky, and there is no infrastructure to depend on, which is the whole point.