Not all gold comes from combat. Anniversary events bring lighthearted, profitable side content:
Darkmoon Faire is back, offering tickets through minigames and quests. These tickets can be traded for WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Gold vanity items and consumables that sell well.
Lorewalker Cho events, Mount Mania, and Pet Corner allow players to earn anniversary tokens, often exchangeable for gold or valuable items.
Casual attractions like balloon rides and Winterspring’s ice rink offer daily quests with modest gold payouts, perfect for casual players.
Gold-Making Tips and Strategies
To make the most of the 20th Anniversary, diversify your play:
Dungeon Farming: Target dungeons like Stratholme and Scholomance for rare BoEs and crafting materials.
Auction House Flipping: Buy event items early and sell when demand spikes mid-event.
How to Remove and Reinstall Cable at Gen2 Dish—First, carefully unplug the existing cable from the dish and receiver, ensuring no damage to connectors. When reinstalling, securely attach the cable to the proper ports and check for signal stability. Just like AI and ML development services optimize data connections for seamless automation, proper cable management ensures uninterrupted satellite performance.
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I have received my dishy and after unpacking it found that the cable had already been inserted. The box has additional tape on it, so I suspect that I have received a returned unit. I have lodged a support ticket with starlink to see what they come back with. I have give the cable a few good pulls and it doesn't flinch. I'll update the post with whatever I get from support.
Sent a support request and there respo se was that it may have been accidentally glued!! They posted a new unit and provided RMA details for a DHL pick up of the dodgy dishy.
I wouldn’t recommend using dielectric grease, although in theory it would be a great idea. The problem is the grease collects the dust and dirt in it, the Starlink connection are so small that any amount could pose a problem. The 2nd Gen system has rubber seals on its connections, that are suppose to keep the connection dry and clean. I’ve had to clean up over used dielectric grease off of connections, it was not fun very messy, only in more extreme conditions would I consider using some.
Hello Galen welcome to the community! I think your asking about the Gen 2 Connections. There have been some problems with them getting damaged. The connections are so fine that even a slight drop onto a hard surface can be enough to prevent it from going in properly. I highly recommend taping up the connections while installing the system to prevent this from happening. The connections are keyed and will only go in a certain way, as long as it's clean and not damaged it should slide in very easily.
MMOEXP WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Gold Strategies
Seasonal Events: Gold Outside of Combat
Not all gold comes from combat. Anniversary events bring lighthearted, profitable side content:
Darkmoon Faire is back, offering tickets through minigames and quests. These tickets can be traded for WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Gold vanity items and consumables that sell well.
Lorewalker Cho events, Mount Mania, and Pet Corner allow players to earn anniversary tokens, often exchangeable for gold or valuable items.
Casual attractions like balloon rides and Winterspring’s ice rink offer daily quests with modest gold payouts, perfect for casual players.
Gold-Making Tips and Strategies
To make the most of the 20th Anniversary, diversify your play:
Dungeon Farming: Target dungeons like Stratholme and Scholomance for rare BoEs and crafting materials.
Auction House Flipping: Buy event items early and sell when demand spikes mid-event.
Profession Hustle: Gather herbs and ore for WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Gold for sale high-demand crafting or enchant using Eternal Quintessence.
Daily Quests & World Bosses: Grab quick gold from dailies or roll the dice on world boss loot.
"To remove and reinstall the cable on a Gen2 Dish, follow these steps:
Power Down – Turn off the Starlink power supply to avoid any electrical issues.
Detach the Cable –
At the dish: Press the release tab on the connector and gently pull the cable out.
At the router: If needed, remove the base plate to access the port and carefully unplug it.
Check for Damage – Inspect the cable for any wear or damage before reinstalling.
Reinstall the Cable –
Align the connector properly with the port and push it in until you hear a click.
Ensure a secure fit to prevent connectivity issues.
Power On & Test – Turn the system back on and check for a stable connection in the Starlink app.
Let me know if you need more details!"**
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How to Remove and Reinstall Cable at Gen2 Dish—First, carefully unplug the existing cable from the dish and receiver, ensuring no damage to connectors. When reinstalling, securely attach the cable to the proper ports and check for signal stability. Just like AI and ML development services optimize data connections for seamless automation, proper cable management ensures uninterrupted satellite performance.
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If it will not come out of its socket it is junk. Or you do not know how to do it.
I mean people might need to remove it. Like maybe to install it.
I'm sure it's designed to be removed.
I am getting ready to order Starlink and hope you will respond to the outcome.
Sorry I had no idea this thread is this old.
I have received my dishy and after unpacking it found that the cable had already been inserted. The box has additional tape on it, so I suspect that I have received a returned unit. I have lodged a support ticket with starlink to see what they come back with. I have give the cable a few good pulls and it doesn't flinch. I'll update the post with whatever I get from support.
The box with additional tape
It came with the cable already inserted 🤔
What about using dielectric grease?
Hello Galen welcome to the community! I think your asking about the Gen 2 Connections. There have been some problems with them getting damaged. The connections are so fine that even a slight drop onto a hard surface can be enough to prevent it from going in properly. I highly recommend taping up the connections while installing the system to prevent this from happening. The connections are keyed and will only go in a certain way, as long as it's clean and not damaged it should slide in very easily.