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No - you need to provide your own, as starlink requires a subscription.

M18 Forge Red Lithium XC8.0 ~ 5.hours

M18 High Output Red Lithium XC8.0 ~ 5 hours

Dewalt 20V 9.0AH ~ 5.5 hours

Dewalt 20V 8.0AH ~ 5 hours

Run time is approximate and depends on many factors.  It is suggested to "Turn OFF' the heating element of the starlink mini in your account.

A fully depleted system (15.6 volts)

3  --  M18 Forge Red Lithium XC8.0 ~ 10 hours

The Kodiak Case charger only charges up to 20.0 Volts and is a 'field' charger.  For best battery life and maintanence, we recommend using the battery manufacturers charger when available.

Yes- but it is not good practice to mix different battery sizes together or voltage levels.  If you choose to mix battery sizes, it is suggested to isolate the batteries by turning off the rocker switches.  There is a lot of information online about this subject.

My first 5 cases were designed around the Ezuse case - as it is lighter weight and slightly smaller dimensions.  The Ezuse is water resistant.  The Ezuse will not charge the batteries, and the 3d printed components are screwed into the case.

The Pelican 1450 is fully waterproof and is buoyant up to 30 pounds.  The 3d parts are bonded to the case with scotch weld industrial adhesive.  The power button, voltmeter and external power supply port are sealed with RTV and put under 15 pounds of vacuum to ensure a watertight seal.

9 pounds empty - 16.5" x 13" x 6.9"

28 Pounds loaded:  (3) M18 Forge 8.0 Batteries, Starlink Mini, cord, AC & DC adapter

No - the Kodiak Case is not able to charge directly from a solar panel.

It may be possible to interface the Kodiak Case with an existing solar capable power bank/ solar generator.  I have utilized a Goal Zero  Sherpa 100AC to successfully power and partially charge the Kodiak Case using its included inverter and the Starlink AC adapter.

Kodiak Alaska does not see extreme temps -- so I have not had a chance to real-world test extreme hot or cold and most of my cases are in Alaska.  The starlink generates heat, so as long as the tool batteries are able to function, I would assume it would operate in cold temps.  Hot temperatures may cause a thermal shut-down of the starlink.  Starlink posts operating range of -22F to 113F with thermal shutdown at 122F.  

Yes!  The Kodiak Case can easily be transported by airline -- be sure to check your airlines policies regarding lithium batteries to ensure compliance as they may be different than the FAA.

 FAA link:  airline-passengers-batteries 

 Flying with batteries and electronics restrictions - Alaska Airlines 

 Restricted items − Travel information − American Airlines 

Typical for most airlines:

• Batteries will need to be 'carry-on'.    
• Less than 100 WH – 4 spares in carry-on bag 
• 100 - 160 WH – 2 spares in carry-on bag
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9.0 Amp hour ~ 162 WH

8.0 Amp hour ~ 144 WH

7.0 Amp hour ~ 126 WH

6.0 Amp hour ~ 108 WH

5.0 Amp hour ~90 WH

4.0 Amp hour ~ 72 WH

3.0 Amp hour ~ 54 WH

2.0 Amp hour ~36 WH