The full setup — mount it, power it, and switch it on from your seat. One kit.
No drilling. No brackets. No inverter. The magnetic mount locks your Starlink Mini to any steel roof in under 60 seconds, the booster runs it straight off your battery, and the wireless remote turns it on and off without you leaving the van.
Why you need the booster: the Mini takes 12–48V, so a 12V system looks like it should be fine. It isn't. Your battery sags under load, you lose more voltage over Starlink's 15m cable, and the dish grabs around 60W on startup while it hunts for satellites. Dip under the minimum and you get dropouts, or it won't power on at all — usually the night you've parked up somewhere good. The booster lifts your supply to a steady 30V and holds it, parked or moving.
And it runs on 12V AND 24V. Most boosters on the market are 12V only — check the input range before you buy one elsewhere. If it says 9–16V, it won't run your truck.
Designed and tested in Australia.
