Koru Muster R35
A self-sufficient forward base for a small crew, built to go where command trailers can’t.
- Service-disabled veteran-owned (U.S. Navy)
- Base price $40,375, under the $50,000 Texas county bid threshold
- 4 units on the lot in Addison, TX
- Formal quotes, W-9 and line-item spec compliance on request
Most small teams stage out of tailgates
Long operational periods past the trailhead usually mean pop-up canopies, coolers, generators that need fuel runs, and radios dying by the second shift. The big command trailers stay on the pavement. The people doing the work don't.
A forward base that goes where they work
An off-road trailer a half-ton truck can tow, with lithium power, charging, water, refrigeration, a kitchen, diesel heat, shelter and crew rest built in, plus Starlink, LoRa mesh and solar options. Units are in stock in Addison, Texas now, not on a build list.
Built for the first 72 hours
SAR forward base
Stage at the trailhead or past it. Charging, comms, heat, hot food and a place to rest for a team working long operational periods.
Comms & charging hub
Starlink backhaul and a LoRa mesh for the field team, plus 120 V AC and 12 V DC to keep radios, drones, laptops and lights charged.
Crew rehab & sustainment
Shade, water, hot drinks and refrigeration for crews rotating off the line, all off-grid.
Disaster recon & advance team
Get in ahead of the heavy assets after a hurricane, flood or grid failure and run self-sufficient for days.
Inside the platform
Tap a marker to look inside.
Shown on the Dark Gray Badger. Every in-stock Badger 35 has the same layout and equipment.
Small enough to go anywhere
| Overall length | 13′ 5″ (4,100 mm) |
|---|---|
| Overall width | 6′ 5″ (1,960 mm) |
| Overall height | 6′ 4″ (1,940 mm), tent closed |
| Dry weight | 2,315 lb (1,050 kg) |
| GVWR | 3,307 lb (1,500 kg) |
| Payload | 992 lb (450 kg) |
| Axle | Single axle, 35×12.5 R17 all-terrain tires |
| Towing | Within the rating of most half-ton pickups (check your vehicle) |
Power
| Power management | REDARC Rogue TVMS with RedVision touchscreen and app |
|---|---|
| Battery (standard) | REDARC Alpha 150Ah 12V lithium, self-heating: 1.9 kWh (≈1.7 kWh usable) |
| Battery (extended) | 420Ah: 5.4 kWh (≈4.8 kWh usable) |
| Charging | REDARC Manager 30: shore power, tow-vehicle DC and solar inputs |
| Inverter | 3,000 W, 120 V AC |
| Solar | Portable solar blankets and/or roof-mounted rigid panels (see add-ons) |
Crew sustainment
| Fresh water | 80 L (21 gal) tank, on-demand propane water heater |
|---|---|
| Filtration | 3-stage sediment / carbon / ceramic for taste, odor and clarity* |
| Cold storage | Dometic 55 L and 25 L fridge/freezers |
| Kitchen | Dometic dual-burner stove and sink |
| Heat | Digitally controlled diesel air heater |
| Shelter | 270° awning with LED lighting and walls; rooftop tent for 1–2 crew rest |
| Propane | Up to 40 lb tank |
*Filtration is not certified to NSF/ANSI standards and is not a purifier. Treat or disinfect water per local health guidance before drinking.
Estimated runtime on battery alone
| Load | 150Ah | 420Ah |
|---|---|---|
| Starlink Mini only (~30 W) | ~57 hr | ~160 hr |
| Starlink Mini, 2 laptops, radio chargers, LED lighting (~170 W) | ~10 hr | ~28 hr |
| Above plus 55 L fridge running (~220 W avg) | ~8 hr | ~22 hr |
Estimates from 90% usable capacity with no solar input. Solar extends these figures in daylight. Send us your load list and we'll model it.
Configure for your team
Starlink comms package
Roof or mast mount, weather-sealed cable routing, dedicated DC power and switch. Works with Starlink Mini or Standard. Service plan is purchased by the agency.
LoRa mesh add-on
Long-range LoRa mesh node mounted on the trailer with handheld nodes for the team: off-grid text messaging and position sharing with no cell or satellite service.
Roof-mounted rigid solar
Rigid panels on the roof rack charge the battery while parked or on the move. Sized to your duty cycle.
Portable solar blankets
Koru ETFE solar blankets with SunPower cells, 220 W to 595 W. Deploy away from the trailer in the sun while it sits in the shade.
Extended battery
Upgrade from 150Ah to 420Ah (about 5.4 kWh) for multi-day operation without a generator.
Add-ons are quoted as separate line items so the base unit stays under bid thresholds.
Easy to buy
- Priced under bid thresholds. The base configuration is under the $50,000 competitive-bid threshold for Texas counties. Confirm the rules for your jurisdiction.
- Grant-ready paperwork. Line-item quote, spec sheet and compliance matrix to attach to your application or purchase request.
- Service-disabled veteran-owned. Founded and run by a U.S. Navy veteran.
- Delivery and orientation. Delivery available, with a walkthrough of every system at handoff.
Funding it
Agencies commonly fund response equipment through federal preparedness grants administered by their state, such as the Homeland Security Grant Program, Emergency Management Performance Grants and Assistance to Firefighters Grants, plus state and local programs. Allowable uses depend on the program and your state administrative agency. We'll provide the documentation you need to make the case.