Starlink Mini runs off the grid, all day. The PeakDo LinkPower 2 is a 99Wh battery built specifically for the Starlink Mini. It gives roughly 5 hours of runtime on a full charge and keeps the dish online while you recharge the battery. Use it at camp, on the trail or on a flight.

WHY IT'S THE RIGHT BATTERY FOR YOUR MINI

- About 5 hours on a single charge. The output is tuned to how the Starlink Mini draws power, so less energy is wasted.
- No reboots when you plug in power. The Mini runs from its own DC port, separate from the USB-C charging port. You can connect or disconnect a solar panel, wall charger or car charger and the dish stays up.
- Smart bypass. When the battery is low and charging slowly, it sends incoming power straight to the Mini. Set it to manual or automatic.
- Check it without getting up. Over Bluetooth you can see battery level and status and change settings from your phone. It works in a browser and needs no paid app or subscription.
- Built for the field. It's IP65 rated, uses a full metal heatsink for heat dissipation, and works from -4°F to 140°F.
- Mount it anywhere. A 1/4" threaded hole fits tripods and standard accessory mounts.
- Pull-safe charging. The magnetic DC port releases cleanly if the cable gets yanked, which protects both the battery and the charger.
- Allowed on flights. At 99Wh it's under the 100Wh IATA carry-on limit.

WORKS WITH

- Starlink Mini (designed for it)
- The original Starlink Mini power adapter, which plugs into the DC and magnetic DC ports to charge the battery
- USB-C PD chargers, laptops, phones and tablets (65W in/out; input can be raised to 100W through software)
- Solar panels through USB-C, including while powering the Mini

Not for Starlink Standard, Gen 3 or Performance dishes. Those draw more power than this battery is designed to supply.

WHAT'S IN THE BOX

- LinkPower 2 battery
- DC cable
- Magnetic DC cable

SPECS

Capacity: 99Wh / 27,500mAh (21700 lithium cells)
Starlink Mini runtime: About 5 hours
DC output: 15–21V, 65W max
USB-C PD output: 5–20V, 65W max
USB-C PD input: 65W default, 100W via software
Charging inputs: USB-C, DC, magnetic DC
Display: 1.47" LCD (battery %, voltage, current, status)
Control: Bluetooth and on-board button, with a manual DC output switch
Water resistance: IP65
Operating temp: -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C)
Dimensions: 9.6" x 4.5" x 1.06" (243 x 115 x 27 mm)
Weight: About 1.47 lb (667 g)
Mounting: 1/4" threaded hole
Certifications: UL2056, UN38.3, FCC, CE, RoHS, IC, RCM

FAQ

How long will it run my Starlink Mini?
About 5 hours from a full charge. Actual runtime depends on temperature, obstructions and how hard the dish is working.

Can I charge it and run the Mini at the same time?
Yes. The Mini runs from the DC port and the battery charges through USB-C, so the dish stays up while you plug in or unplug a charger or solar panel.

Can I take it on a plane?
Yes. At 99Wh it falls under the 100Wh carry-on limit most airlines follow. Pack it in your carry-on, not in checked bags.

Do I need an app?
No subscription and no paid app. Bluetooth control runs in a browser. On iPhone, use the free Bluefy browser.

Is it waterproof?
It's IP65, which means it's dust-tight and protected against water spray and rain. Don't submerge it.