189 Wh Battery and Integrated Tripod for Starlink Mini
The RE001 Mk-I combines a portable battery with a retractable tripod for stationary Starlink Mini deployment. Its dedicated DC output powers the terminal through the intended Mini cable, while USB-C provides a separate charging path. The 189 Wh energy rating is a capacity figure; session length varies with load and conditions.
- 189 Wh Rated Energy
- Integrated Tripod
- Dedicated DC Output
- Beacon Light
Key Features
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189 Wh Rated Energy
The RE001 battery pack stores 51,300 mAh at a 3.7 V nominal cell reference.
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Integrated Tripod
Folding legs and a retractable support combine the battery and deployment stand.
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Dedicated Mini DC Output
The Mk-I provides a 30 V / 2 A maximum DC supply through the intended Starlink Mini cable.
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USB-C Charging
USB-C PD input supports recharging the pack with compatible equipment; it is separate from the Mini DC power path.
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Beacon Light
A built-in light ring provides battery and operating-mode indications.
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Portable Stationary Setup
Deploy the stand on stable ground.
Highlights

Battery and Stand Together
The deployed view shows the tripod beneath a Starlink Mini terminal. The terminal illustrates the setup and is separate from this battery accessory.
Bring the Power and Support
The integrated legs fold against the battery body between deployments, reducing separate stand components.
Dedicated Mini Power Path
Use the intended DC cable from the pack to Mini. The USB-C port serves compatible charging and device uses rather than substituting for the Mini DC connection.
Connection in the App
The light ring indicates battery and operating modes. The Starlink app shows terminal connectivity and sky obstructions.
Compatibility
| Model | Years / Version | Notes |
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| Starlink Mini | RovEdge Mk-I / RE001; use the intended adapter and dedicated DC cable for the product version. |
This accessory is for stationary Mini deployment. Other Starlink generations and vehicle systems require their own matched equipment.
Specifications
| Product Type | Portable battery pack with integrated tripod |
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| Compatible Models | Starlink Mini through dedicated DC cable |
| Capacity | 51,300 mAh at 3.7 V; 189 Wh rated energy |
| Input | USB-C PD up to 65 W with compatible charging equipment |
| Output | Dedicated DC 30 V / 2 A maximum |
| Light Source | Built-in beacon / status light ring |
| Installation Type | Retractable tripod with Mini adapter and top mounting connection |
| Shipping Weight | 1,332 g |
| Model / Version | RovEdge Mk-I, SKU RE001 |
What's in the Box
- 1×Integrated battery and tripod unit
- Dedicated DC power cable
- USB-C charging cable
- Field guide
Installation
- Recharge using compatible USB-C PD equipment and follow the instructions for the product version.
- Fit the Mini adapter with its intended fasteners and secure the terminal to the top mounting connection. Do not force a mismatched interface.
- With power off, connect the dedicated DC cable between the pack and Mini.
- Extend the tripod legs and place it on stable ground with a clear sky view.
Good to Know
Caution
- Starlink Mini terminal and service are separate. Use the supplied Mini adapter and dedicated cable for your product version.
- Use the dedicated Mini DC connection. The pack’s separate 65 W USB-C port is for compatible charging and device uses; do not substitute it for the intended Mini DC power path.
- Do not select replacement cables by the battery-side barrel size alone.
- Set up on stable ground away from traffic, moving parts, standing water and pinch points. Recheck the mounting and cables when wind or site conditions change.
- Keep connectors dry and protect open ports. Do not immerse the pack, expose it to high-pressure water, or use damaged, swollen or unusually hot battery equipment.
Care
- Keep the ports and cable ends clean and dry. Disconnect and pack away before moving the setup.
- Store the battery away from heat and moisture.
FAQ
What does 51,300 mAh mean here?
It is the nominal cell-capacity reference at 3.7 V, corresponding to the 189 Wh energy rating. It is not 51,300 mAh available at the higher DC output voltage.
How is Starlink Mini powered?
Use the dedicated 30 V / 2 A maximum DC output and the intended Mini cable.
Can the 65 W USB-C port directly power Mini?
Use the dedicated Mini DC output and intended cable. The separate USB-C port supports compatible charging and device uses; follow the Mk-I instructions rather than substituting it for Mini’s DC connection.
Is the Starlink terminal included?
The pictured Starlink Mini illustrates deployment. The battery accessory package is the integrated power tripod, DC cable, USB-C charging cable and field guide.
Does the capacity guarantee an all-day connection?
Runtime depends on terminal load, other connected equipment, temperature, battery condition and conversion losses. Test the complete setup for your workload and plan the next charging opportunity.


























