SpaceX Starlink Mini Kit High Speed Internet Ultra Portable WiFi Router Mobile Hotspot Low Latency

Located 1 Mile West of 405 near Wilshire and Bundy. Available from 8am-10pm everyday. First time customers get $10 off after signing up using my link:
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Includes 50GB Data per rental, $1/GB over. For longer term rental we can accommodate unlimited data for additional charge depending on the duration of your booking. 
SpaceX has introduced the Starlink Mini, a compact and portable version of its satellite internet dish. The Mini is designed to provide internet access to users on the go, such as backpackers and travelers. The Starlink Mini measures 11.75 x 10.2 x 1.45 inches and weighs just 2.43 pounds, or 3.37 pounds with the included 49.2-foot power cable and kickstand. Includes 12v Lighter Socket Power adapter cord so you can power from a vehicle or battery generator which I also rent out. 
It features an integrated Wi-Fi router and delivers speeds over 100 Mbps while consuming only 20-40W of power on average. The Mini’s low power consumption allows it to be powered by typical portable batteries for several hours. It requires a USB-C PD power source with a minimum rating of 100W (20V/5A).
The dish also has an IP67 rating, protecting it from dust, rain, and brief periods of water immersion.
Lowered power consumption means it can be deployed with USB-C or solar power. This makes it ideal for anyone who needs mobile internet in remote areas, such as NGOs and emergency services.
Starlink Mini is a compact, portable kit that can easily fit in a backpack, designed to provide high-speed, low-latency internet on the go. It includes a built-in WiFi router, lower power consumption, DC power input, and max download speeds over 100 Mbps.
It can be used in scenarios where the amount of bandwidth isn’t necessarily the focus, but a smaller, lightweight package is.
Starlink Mini vs. V4: What are the key differences between the Starlink Mini and the V4?
It has the same future-proofing as the V4 as it can make use of 2nd Gen satellites.
It has Wifi 5 and supports up to 128 devices connected at a time.
It has the same IP67 rating as the V4 along with the same style kickstand for ease of use/setup.
Speeds are consistent but not as fast as the V4.
Starlink Mini vs Starlink V4 Speedtest Comparison
Mini: 50mbps download / 10mbps upload
V4: 250mbps download / 10mbps upload
https://vimeo.com/1012373354
A solar-powered Mini could be propped up and a small wireless network created to make an uplink back to a central monitoring center where automations and alerts can be set. This eliminates the need for truck rolls to sites that are often 2 to 4 hours away.”
Who will a Starlink Mini not suit?
The Mini is not for clients that need large amounts of bandwidth.
The V4 is still the best option here, outpacing the Mini every time due to having more physical antennas.
The Starlink Mini is about portability and convenience. It’s super lightweight, minuscule in size and extremely easy to set up. With the built-in router and single power cable, it’s convenient for fast deployments in the field or for propping up in venues where time is at a premium.