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STARLINK: Gunnar Ramsland, Sr System Engineer at Marlink, shared a new time-lapse video of mid-winter testing at the Eik Teleport demonstrating the Maritime Starlink Gen3 antenna. The footage shows the antenna effectively melting snow during active snowfall, with a thermal camera overlay highlighting heat distribution and snow clearance performance.

565,346 次观看 • 9 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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Andrew.BlockChain9 个月前

We have over 30 gen 1s and the heaters work great. Maritime application and offices shore side in AK. They've performed well even at -50 sustained for multiple weeks.

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Tutis9 个月前

-13C Ice is accumulating, but the internet is working fine.

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electrolyse9 个月前

I was always wondering why they don't do that for solar panel, a tech limitation probably

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S.E. Robinson, Jr.9 个月前

Tesla Solar actually does 'snow shedding'. They are designed in a way that allows snow to slide off more efficiently. Combined with minor heat generation from the solar cells when sunlight hits them, the snow falls/melts off rather quickly. It's not actively heating like the Starlink, but it works.

Krīs 🚀✨4️⃣2️⃣ 的头像
Krīs 🚀✨4️⃣2️⃣9 个月前

@electrolyse4 Our solar panels don't heat. Luckily the snow melted in it's own now, but we had a week of rather poor PV performance.

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electrolyse9 个月前

@SERobinsonJr I wish they could keep a +10 Celsius when covered by snow

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AI Chef9 个月前

We will need a few of these at my Greenland coffee shop and bistro when we invade Greenland. lol

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Regarded Bear9 个月前

Passively using heat or heating on purpose

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