IN PROTOTYPE TESTING

SNEK

Starlink Network Extension Kit

Take your Starlink further. A rugged, battery-powered repeater that grabs your dish's signal with a directional antenna and rebroadcasts it where you actually need it — the shed, the second van, the far paddock.

Orders expected to open · 16 November 2026 · 09:00 AEST

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What it is

Built & tested by Bundy Dishes and TV

Dual-radio topology

Two concurrent radios — one locks onto the uplink while the other rebroadcasts. Each has its own job.

Custom engineered

High-performance uplink

A high-gain directional Yagi reaches back to the source for a stronger, steadier link.

Directional Yagi

Runs off your tool battery

Powered by a cordless-tool battery. No mains, no generator — set it down and switch it on. Compatible packs are being finalised.

Portable

Your own Starlink — or any WiFi

Points at your dish and shares it, or links to a WiFi network you're authorised to use. Starlink isn't required.

Flexible uplink

Simple setup

Join its network, pick your uplink, then aim the antenna with the on-screen signal meter.

No tech required

Field-ready build

Metal-cased, with external antennas. Designed for the ute tray and the paddock, not the lounge room.

Rugged

How it works

Aim it

Point the directional antenna back toward your Starlink or the WiFi you're extending. The built-in signal meter helps you find the best link.

Power it

Clip on a charged, compatible cordless-tool battery. All-day runtime and safe low-battery shutdown are being tested in the prototype.

Share it

Connect your phones, cameras and laptops to SNEK's own network. Your connection reaches where you set it down, subject to range and conditions.

Design: Dual-radio concurrent repeater
Uplink: High-gain directional Yagi
Power: Cordless-tool battery; runtime being tested
Platform: Open firmware, custom dashboard
Works with: Starlink or authorised WiFi
Status: Prototype testing; specs being finalised

First look

Prototype concepts. Final hardware and dashboard may change.

SNEK prototype field kit concept with repeater, directional antenna and tool battery — Field kit — concept render

SNEK prototype dashboard concept showing uplink, battery and antenna signal — SNEK control panel

SNEK · Coming soon

Be first in line

SNEK is in prototype testing now, with orders expected to open 16 November 2026. Register your interest and we'll let you know the moment it's available — pricing and full specs announced at launch.

Designed & tested in Bundaberg, QLD

Installed by an ACMA-registered cabler, with a TCA1 cabling certificate provided.