12v vs 240v Starlink how much draw differance is it really?

[@paulcarter-k8k]

This is the video ive been looking for. Nailed it. Good job

[@AllTerrainAction]

Cheers Paul, happy technology hunting.

[@adamjones9]

Hi mate, just the video i needed! The box you put your starlink into to mount up on top- did you make that or buy it? I'm basd in the UK so shipping from that link is a bit much for my liking, would love to know where i could make/buy one over here! Also does it not affect the connection of the starlink looking for power?

[@AllTerrainAction]

We manufacture them here in Australia. Not a cheap venture unfortunately can email me at [e-mail] if you want the details. Cheers

[@davidr4332]

Good one .

[@reversingentropy]

Hi. So sorry i am new to starlink. So you can have two separate dishes in the same account? Or do you pay for two services ? Thanks mate

[@AllTerrainAction]

No each DISHY is a subscription.

[@reversingentropy]

@@AllTerrainAction Well that sucks 😂 most of us would benefit from having a dishy in each rig and not have to transfer them every time. Thanks for the fast reply. Cheers

[@AllTerrainAction]

Indeed,@@reversingentropy thats why we use bracket you can unlock and swap to use between vehicles or house. Unplugs and click out for easy of transport. Has worked well for us.

[@PaulMcMillan-cp1jf]

Is the 12 v system and flat pack starlink

[@AllTerrainAction]

Sorrry Paul what do you mean?

[@PaulMcMillan-cp1jf]

We're is 12 v available with portable flat pick up

[@AllTerrainAction]

We supply (and also install), full kits avaliable on our website just google All Terrain Action :)

[@dougyoud5944]

What kit did you use for 12 > 48v, which router etc?

[@dougyoud5944]

nevermind, just saw the description link :)

[@PaulMcMillan-cp1jf]

Is the 12 v system and flat pack starlink

[@AllTerrainAction]

This is the older GEN2 setup which is still the best lightest, portable and smallest profile for in-motion or at camp fixed used setup.