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Absolute genius using a 18V battery to power a Starlink Mini.

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Onward and Upwardvor 1 Jahr

@Starlink you should offer a native adapter

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Nigam Aroravor 1 Jahr

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Tony Falconevor 1 Jahr

This is very cool but tbh, I don’t know why @Starlink wouldn’t have had a battery option for this

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Corbin Williamsvor 1 Jahr

Pretty solid unit tbh

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David Mavisvor 1 Jahr

This is so popular you can buy the adapter on Amazon

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Nodi Mendvor 1 Jahr

Need more info: cost? how long does the battery last?

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Robert Lindervor 1 Jahr

Is something that can be 3D printed

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Nic Cruz Patanevor 1 Jahr

Yes

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Omarvor 1 Jahr

Yea so genius use a battery to power a device. How I didn’t think about that. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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LOCATEFUNvor 1 Jahr

@Starlink, you should help with this; it's a minor issue for you.

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