The Starlink Mini is a compact, portable satellite internet system that’s well-suited for off-grid use, and it pairs nicely with common power-tool batteries. With the right DC adapter, the Mini can be run directly from 18–20 V tool batteries (like those from DeWalt, Milwaukee, or Ryobi), making it a practical option for camping, emergency comms, or remote field work. Power draw is modest compared to the full-size Starlink, so a small stack of charged tool batteries can keep you online for hours without needing a generator or shore power.
Links to STL’s
Milwaukee , https://makerworld.com/en/models/1751462-starlink-mini-milwaukee-battery-slim-adapter?from=search#profileId-1862031
Dewalt, https://makerworld.com/en/models/1006808-dewalt-tool-battery-starlink-mini-slim-adapter?designId=1006808-dewalt-tool-battery-starlink-mini-slim-adapter#profileId-985421
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Starlink Mini Case, https://amzn.to/49XKMVi
The next two adapters have a switch and battery protection, I haven’t used them.
Battery Adapter Milwuakee18V/20V Batteries, https://amzn.to/4qMUTDp
Battery Adapter De.Walt 20V Battery, https://amzn.to/3LGGdGZ
Ryobi Batteries has switch , no protection, https://amzn.to/45GALdU
Below batteries are a third party, up to you if you want to try.
4Pack 18V 6.0Ah Milwaukee M-18 Batteries, https://amzn.to/4rfJJqI
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