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Since joining the Starlink Mini bandwagon, we’ ve only used our unit on 240V when staying in caravan parks or with a small inverter. As great as that’ s been for being connected, it’ s become a pain to pass the cable through a window or out the door to have Starlink Mini up and running.

Wanting a more user-friendly solution that would put an end to that scenario, we looked at the Cosmo Mini Premium kit offered by Cowfish Technologies. It’ s a DIYstyle job that allows Starlink Mini to be powered using our 12V caravan house batteries, so that was right up our alley for a caravan project.

We didn’ t stop there either. The Cowfish website showed that it offered a relay and two remotecontrolled switches to work alongside the Cosmo Mini kit, so we jumped on that as well. Let’ s get into the project.

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