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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.

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🇳🇴STARLINK DISHES PROVE THEY DON'T MIND A LITTLE NORWEGIAN WINTER Gunnar Ramsland, an Engineer, conducts snow melting tests on Gen 2 and the newest Gen 3 Starlink dishes at Eik Teleport in Norway after heavy snowfall. Both terminals stayed fully operational under thick snow cover, with the built-in heaters clearing the accumulation in roughly 2 hours and 10 minutes at -10°C. Gunnars real-world demo shows the newer Gen 3 slightly edges out its predecessor in melt speed, but both shrug off winter like it's nothing. Starlink keeps proving it's built for places where winter actually means business. When your internet can melt snow faster than your coffee cools, you know the future of connectivity just got a lot less fragile. Source: S.E. Robinson, Jr.

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