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Looking for some advice on an off-grid Starlink setup for our RV/camp situation.
We have a solar-prep-ready RV and are considering running standard Starlink full time while off grid. No utility power available at the property, so we’re trying to figure out the best setup for reliable internet 24/7.
A few questions:
Will a standard RV 12v battery realistically power Starlink continuously?

How much solar would you recommend to keep up with the draw?

What equipment would we need beyond panels (controller, inverter, battery bank, etc.)?

Would lithium batteries be basically required for this setup?

Anyone running Starlink successfully off a smaller solar setup?

Trying to figure out if something like a 200w panel setup is enough, or if we’d need significantly more capacity for continuous use.
Would appreciate hearing what’s working for others.

Considering switching to a Starlink Mini setup for our camp property and looking for some advice from people who’ve done something similar.
We have 3 RVs on the property, but the challenge is that we’re not always there at the same time. We’d like to keep the Starlink Mini powered and online full-time if possible so whoever shows up has internet ready to go.
The property currently has NO electricity, so we’re exploring options like:
Solar panels

Battery banks

Charge controllers

Possibly tying into an RV battery setup

One idea I had was using my RV’s solar prep with maybe a 200W panel and charge controller to keep the RV battery topped off and running the Starlink continuously. But I’m definitely not an expert on solar or power requirements.
Main goals:
Reliable enough to leave running full time

Budget-friendly

Minimal maintenance

Enough power storage for cloudy days

Has anyone here run a Starlink Mini off-grid long term? What kind of setup are you using? Battery size? Solar wattage? Portable power station vs dedicated battery bank?
Any recommendations for equipment or things I’m not thinking about would be appreciated.