Live telemetry from the Spring Range site — solar, battery, cabinet environment, local weather and the Starlink link, published straight from the hardware — plus local diesel prices.
Battery voltage, charge state, solar watt-hours today and yesterday, against the daily site load.
02 — SolarThe same power data as gauges, with the daily energy baseline marked.
03 — CabinetTemperature, humidity and pressure inside the equipment cabinet.
04 — ConnectivityStarlink uptime measured hourly, outage history, and the throughput the site actually gets.
05 — Long termEvery day the Victron has logged: daily harvest against the site load, and how often it covers it.
06 — WeatherWhat the sky is actually doing over the paddock: temperature, wind, rain, pressure, sun and UV from the site's own Ecowitt station, on dials that refresh themselves.
07 — LocalWhat diesel costs at two Canberra servos, sampled hourly and logged every time it moves. Not station telemetry — just something worth knowing before the drive out.
08 — ReceiverWho is listening to the KiwiSDR and to what — callsigns, bands, modes, and the hours of the day people actually tune in.
09 — DisplayAll of the above on rotation, sized for a screen across the room — solar, weather and cabinet, scrolling by themselves. Meant to be started once and left running.
These pages read directly from the site telemetry feed. If a value looks stale, the sampler rather than the page is usually the reason.