A battery-powered Starlink Mini is likely on the way
SpaceX may soon introduce a battery-powered version of its Starlink Mini internet dish. This new model would provide portable internet access without the need for a power outlet, making it ideal for various users. Recent firmware updates suggest that the dish will feature an integrated battery, enhancing its usability in remote locations.
- ▪Recent firmware updates indicate that SpaceX is developing a battery-powered Starlink Mini.
- ▪The integrated battery would allow for untethered portability, catering to users like vanlifers and emergency responders.
- ▪The firmware includes code for monitoring the battery's charge state and supports multiple power sources.
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- ▪ Starlink Mini may finally cut the cord with a battery-powered dish — Digital Trends
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