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English: This is my power testing for various methods to power StarLink Mini by USB C, AC, and 36V. I was wondering about power consumption. If you were too I hope this helps. Not as polished as I would like, but I wanted to get the info out there quickly in case anyone is like me and scrambling to find good options before an upcoming trip.
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