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Yes, the Mini has both AC and DC connections, the power cable that comes with the Mini is DC 5221 on both ends. If you want to power off USB C - it needs to be a PD100 USB C port, and you will need to purchase a separate cable with DC 5221 on one end and USB C on the other. I got the Starlink...

That is correct for the Starlink Mini, as the router is built into the unit. The standard Starlink has a separate router so then you need power and data cables.

Very possibly, depends on how much snow we get this week in Lake Arrowhead :grinning:

Hi all, I live up in Lake Arrowhead and I've been thinking about putting together a rigs and coffee meetup this spring (April or May) and was wondering how much interest there would be for such an event. There's a handful of members up here and many more in the surrounding areas. I have a...

I just took a look at mine and don't see any internal seal at all. I have had the air pressure valve go bad, where the valve core rusted in place and wouldn't hold pressure, but I've never had any issues with leaking from the fill cap.

For what it's worth, this particular USB C to 5221 adapter DOES NOT work with Starlink Mini: Amazon.com: Refyras High-Power PD DC5521 5.5mm x 2.1mm to USB Type C Power Charging Cable, 100W, Ideal for Laptops, Phones, Tablets Blue : Electronics I went ahead and purchased the Starlink USB C to...

Well its official, we now have a Starlink Mini. Setup was very easy, up in running in 15 minutes and that includes a software update download. It was a no brainer after our vacation at the end of August got cut short due to a family emergency when we were 2 days driving time to home. Huge...

I see both sides of the issue, but I have to admit when I saw the article on Expedition Portal my first thought was somebody is going to sue.

I am thinking along these same lines. I don't really want to be connected except for emergencies, etc. but if it means I can get out more and work a little from the road, I'm in. I like the ability to pause the monthly as well. It's good backup at home too when the weather takes out the internet!

Very cool, glad to hear how well it works.

I see a mini in our future as well. I'm assuming you got an aftermarket 12v cord?

Bush Company makes some very sturdy brackets that would likely give you the height you need. I ran these with t-slot crossbars and 1/4 -20 t-slot nuts with no issues with my OVS 270 awning. Awning Heavy Duty L Bracket

We've got one as well! Still working on the build out but here's a quick pic.

I've had the same issues with Gaia as cug, and I think it stems from the iPhone going in and out of cell service, despite having previously downloaded the maps to use offline. For whatever reason it gets hung up for long periods of time, or crashes or acts like the maps aren't downloaded. I've...

Agreed! I just had an Overland Solar flexible panel fail after 6 months of use. As it turns out, the flexible panels need to be adhesively mounted on a flat surface or adhesive mounted to a very rigid frame with lots of crossmembers. Renogy actually says their semi-flexible panels must be...

I would love to add the Expedition Essentials mount to my Ram if they would ever come back in stock! I'm currently running the Bulletpoint dash mount and coupling it with 67 Designs Mag mount for my phone but it not stable enough and my phone ends up going flying. Hard to say if it's the mag...

I can get out there Thursday night, just might be rolling in late.

Thank you both! She swung by Marsh Transmission, and as soon as they heard the sound, they knew exactly the issue. She said they were very nice and they're going to get me an estimate but said they could fix it no problem. @Kent R I see a bottle of wine in your future at the next Mojave...

Thanks! My daughter happens to be in Tualatin today, what are the odds? Appreciate it!