What did you do TO your Gladiator today? [ADMIN WARNING: NO POLITICS, NO GUN TALK]

[ChrisNLA]

@ChrisNLA Starlink makes a 12v socket adapter, comes with its own 5M cable.

https://starlink.com/shop/products/us-consumer-car-adapter-mini

I saw that but was being cheap. I figured I was going to use it like this until I arranged the exact cord / power setup i want.

I just saw this on Amazon. Then I could hard wire it to the truck and still use the cord thats currently plugged in. Then i could unplug from the 12V step up brick and roll out the cord and plug into the house brick if i need internet at home and dont want to depend on the truck battery.

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[BourbonRunner]

Yup, there's a lot of ways to skin that one, Chris. My only concern in using an inverter is that sensitive electronics can get squirrelly with them if they're not pure sine, and lots of cheaper ones aren't.

 

[ChrisNLA]

Yup, there's a lot of ways to skin that one, Chris. My only concern in using an inverter is that sensitive electronics can get squirrelly with them if they're not pure sine, and lots of cheaper ones aren't.

For sure. Like I said. Temporary. Getting by with testing for a few days and then we'll probably order and install that 12V to 30V converter. Starlink is sensitive to low voltage but stepping it up to its native voltage will alleviate that, and give me flexibility. Good point on inverter quality, though. We'll keep testing limited.

I am primarily interested in if this rattles or not, anyway

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