AIR GEAR MiniLink
No power from MiniLink
If you suspect that there is no power coming from the MiniLink, because your Starlink Mini will not power on, check the following:. If you have taken the steps outlined above, and the MiniLink is still not powering the Starlink, please contact AIR GE
Verifying compatibility with MiniLink
The AIR GEAR MiniLink requires 12 volt power from the 7-way trailer plug. Nearly all travel trailers provide this, since the 7 way trailer plug is connected to the trailer's onboard batteries. You can easily verify that the 7-way trailer plug is supp
No power at 7-way plug
This article assumes that you've previously tested your trailer's 7-way plug and found that there is no voltage (or insufficient voltage) available on the "AUX 12 Volt + (Black)" pin, as shown in the diagram below. In trailers with DC-DC chargers in
How long can Starlink Mini run from trailer batteries?
A Starlink Mini consumes an average of 18-20 watts when in use, and 15 watts when idle. (More power is required when starting up, and when the "snow melt" mode is on.). You can roughly estimate the amount of time you'll be able to power your Starlink
How to connect the AIR GEAR MiniLink
The AIR GEAR MiniLink connects to the gray extension cable that is supplied with a Starlink Mini. It does not connect directly to the Starlink Mini. The other end of the AIR GEAR MiniLink connects to the 7-way cable of the travel trailer. Once connec