Used a power monitor to check on the Starlink modem.
Good news for off grid people like me, it operates at an average of ~12 watts. Which is bugger all in layman's terms.
Don't know how much it will use in snow melt mode, hasn't used it's heater yet, even on frosting mornings. Was -1C at the house overnight. It must know the difference between snow & frost?
My Linksys wireless router operates at an average of ~50 watts, which probably explains why it's wireless range is over 3 times the distance of the Starlink.
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