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What is a good router that can be used outdoors and is rain proof? Something that can go some distance. What are the thoughts on putting a something like a netgear one in a pelican case? Would it block the signal?

It is straight forward to hooking the residential dish up to 12 volts and using you own router instead of the starlink one. The Flat High Powered includes a power supply and a router which both have 110 connections. I want to get rid of those two 110 connections. and connect to my 12 volt system. I can eliminate the router using the StarLink High Powered Cord cord that has a RJ45 connector and connects the power supply then to my personal router. That works great. How can I eliminate that remaining 110 power supply? Can one just use a PEO and push 48 volts down the line? RV's run on 12 volts & the 110 inverters suck watts.