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whats the tariff details???

Do they have a global plan for the mini

i would use a StepUpConverter 12 to 24volts (it can do a bit more thing 30v max) ... then it would be more stable... OR depending on the max voltage something to the highside. you have them from Victron Orion DC-DC cargers. ( the one with 2 black plastic sides) ... those have a Variable voltage ..Higher Voltage Lower Amps and would be ideal for a Longer Cable lengt ...

try it with a 24v battery and it will work

You need to put a load on the end of the wire while you test the output voltage. I would take a headlight or some something that draws around 3 amps at 12 volts and while you have the light connected test the voltage. The minimum voltage the mini can run on is 12 volts so perhaps you have a poor connection or you are close to the mini's dropout voltage. To further isolate what wire, positive or negative is causing the problem by testing the voltage between the positive cable by the battery and positive by the light bulb. You should have less than .2 volts. Do the same for the negative side.

How is it possible the seer rating is so high?

Greetings friend, how long does the Starlink mini antenna keep you on with that power bank that you use in the video?

Can the panels feed a battery then the battery feed the AC unit?

Can this be plugged into a standard home outlet as well?

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$30 a month? It’s $50 a month for 50Gig

You can use Mini with unlimited Mobile-Regional, same restricted QOS.

Great info. Gen3 standard dish supports POE, so indeed Mini is not the only model supporting straight DC. If requires some POE injection shenanigans and other moving part though; Mini is simpler. After startup power "spike", Gen3 draws ~40 W, about double the Mini. USB-C is the answer, will look for vid. Thx!

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Rough numbers here....The dish needs about 48 watts to start up. If you were using 48 volts that would be 1 amp. Since you are using 12v then it will draw 4 amps. But.... The more current and the more length a wire has then the greater the voltage drop. One fix is to shorten the cable, you found that on. Another would be to get a DC to DC converter and bump up the voltage off the battery.

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How many max watts

People not understanding voltage drop and load. As per the comments below.

Nicely done; thanks for taking the time to put this together!!

What about going to a standard car utility port (cig lighter) instead of clamps? Would that be possible?

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Thank you! This saved me big time!

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Really enjoyed seeing the 12V with the Starlink. I really like how it's waterproof to a certain extent as well. Great job breaking this down. Enjoyed the content as always!

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You need to measure the voltage while under the load. You can show full voltage with a really lousy conection if the is no load on the circuit besides the meter. Of course with sealed wires and conectors its hard to probe. You can build a probe adapter but that is also a failure point in the circuit.

Is it possible that the inputs have different ratings? USB input shows minimum of 30V, how overall input shows 12V-48V. Maybe the 5521 input only requires 12v?

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not tthe best installation i have seen but still a great Do it your self video

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Can you use this with a Ecoflow or Anker backup battery product that have the solar inputs?

Blue light on mini? That’s new for me. I’ve had it for several weeks and haven’t seen a blue light on the mini dish

It cost more in the United States because the dollar decreasing value constantly that’s why inflation is setting in and everything cost more. People don’t realize within the next year is gonna crash completely and we will be in a great depression like no other scene before in history.

love how youtubers never know how youtube works...like istnt it your job to know

You talked too much...Less TALK...Go direct to ACTION....

What's the best generator with automotive stsrt to use with this system? Thank you

I plugged the original Starling terminal into a small jack battery pack inverter, 2 years ago and showed everyone that wouldn’t work so this isn’t a big step up.

I am pointing towards your cheesy barrel connector. get spare cable cut the connector off battery side and wala

Maybe the gauge of the Starlink wire is too small. I have a 20' 5521 extension cable that is 14 ga wire and it works.

Veja a que eu converti pra 12v muito simples ruclips.net/video/6r58aG0k3dA/видео.htmlsi=rKfo_OzTLRCHMBND

The Starlink Mini brick says 30v -2a so that means your power source needs to be 30v to accomadate the voltage drop over the 50ft of cable to have the necessary voltage and amperage supply to run the Starlink Mini panel. Your 48v house system would be able to run it with the 50ft cable. When you plug the 50ft cord into a 30v power supply, you see the Starlink Mini is using 20.2v at 47w on startup and the the power usage goes to under 25w at 20.3v once it stabilizes. So it really needs more than what a 12v battery can supply if you need to use the 50ft cable that comes with it. The shorter it's power cable the less voltage it requires.

V=IR You add a bunch of resistance with that 50' wire. The voltage is approximately constant from the battery. So the current (I) goes down below the minimum for the device to operate and eventually the voltage sags, too. A simple USB-C PD solution that has higher voltage available will work better even with a smaller power source.

You pay a higher price in the US because of the high demand there, a simple supply and demand law.

You have too much voltage drop with that long cable run at 12V. You're not seeing the voltage drop when you measure it because it's not under load. Put a 4A load on it and you'll see how much it drops. You can either run higher voltage like 20V by using a USB-C PD trigger to 5521, use shorter cable, or use a much thicker gauge cable if you need a longer run. It's easier just to boost the voltage. There are plenty of car cigarette lighter chargers that can do USB-C PD 20V/3A.

How does it do in rain?

I have the same battery testing for review lol

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But you only pay $30 a month we pay $174.

you havent hooked it up yet ? Ok then …