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Oleg Kutkov ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ฆ
@olegkutkov
Electronics engineering, Software development, Radio, Embedded, Hacking. Starlink hacking and fixing. Born and raised in Crimea, Ukraine. Currently in Kyiv.
๊ฐ€์ž… June 2018
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Some people have been asking how I collected this data with a Fluke 115. It was an outdoor test, and I didn't have a proper multimeter data logger with me. I did, however, have my Fluke 115 measuring the current. So here's what I did: I recorded a reasonably steady video of the Fluke's display with my phone while commenting on what was happening at each stage of the test. Then I fed the video to @grok and asked it to extract the readings from the display, along with my voice comments, and put everything into a three-column CSV file (timestamp, reading, comment). Finally, I used the generated CSV data to create this plot.
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Starlink V5 power consumption at different stages. Min: 7.9W; Med: 20.7W; Max: 44.2W