I appreciate the effort you put into creating this video. It's well-done and very informative.

OK, everyone has said how great this video is. I'll just second their comments. Very helpful.

Pro tip: when a need to cross under a concrete walk or driveway, use. 3/4” diameter electrical conduit the runs the width of the concrete walk or driveway. Glue a PCV male and female fitting at each end that will accommodate a hose fitting and sweeper nozzle. Turn o. Water to full pressure and use to water jet your way under the concrete. The soil will disperse as you push the p,aspic electrical pipe back and forth until you reach past the other side. Cut off fitting on each end and run your desired wire through the conduit.

Excellent instructions. Thank you for being so thorough. It really helped.

Yes very helpful…you’ve got me very confident in doing it myself….thank you very kindly MR.

Thanks, debating whether to upgrade from dsl to starlink and this was a big help. You did a nice job.

Wow, thanks for showing these various tools and methods to make the job easy and clean. I've done this stuff over the years in a much more makeshift way.. This knowledge would have saved me a lot of stress and trouble.

Nice job and great vid!

So helpful! Thanks so very much!

Very good guide and nice work! Thanks! :)

Very informative video!

Very detailed video. Thank you.

Thankyou , helped a lot . After wondering how I was going to drill a hole for the router end of the cable thar is huge lol . Didn’t know I could unplug the dish end of the wire , since mine came plugged in already .

Hi, Phil! Happy early spring with the cold spell on the way and a Jesus weekend. We just have cable but it goes off early morning sometimes. The landline used to go out with it but not lately. Hope all is well there. Waiting for real spring after the yearly freeze gets done. Glad you're hooked up. God Bless!

Very nice job brother, as always, clean, safe and professional. I hope you tube and starlink take note and appreciate your value as a instructional installation content creator. Thanks for sharing... Peace

This Cable is a CAT6 cable and can be cut and spliced if needed. My new construction house has a CAT6 cable run into my pantry from the outside and to all the TV locations.

wow! Great instructive video. Question?? any trouble with squirrels chewing on the star link base on the ground?

Awesome job Phil. A fellow Missourian here. How is the connection and speed?

do you think the router will go 50 yards to my neighbors house?

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PS: "Don't want to sound like a dick or nothing" but what do you use the top display for? One doesn't see this configuration of displays often. :)