Hardware Configurator

Source Grounding: Per Elon Musk & Starlink announcements, V5 terminal features smaller form factor, lightweight chassis, higher power efficiency, and speeds reaching 375+ Mbps in select production rollouts.
Hardware Presets
1024
Higher element counts sharpen RF beam steer gain and multi-satellite track.
32.5%
Reduces chassis profile, wind drag load, and raw aluminum/radome mass.
45 W
Standard active downlink tracking load (vs 75-100W on earlier Dishy revs).

Live Beamforming & Power Telemetry

Ku/Ka LEO TRACKER
BEAM STEER: +14.2° AZIMUTH
ARRAY APERTURE GAIN: 34.2 dBi
EST. RF EFFICIENCY: 94.8%
Hover / Drag across canvas to steer phased beam
Effective Downlink 385+ Mbps Target: 375+ Mbps exceeded
Power Efficiency Gain +42% per Mbps relative to Gen 4 Dishy
Energy Consumption Rate 0.117 W/Mbps 421 Joules/GB
Terminal Form Factor 3.8 L Chassis Weight: 2.1 kg
STARLINK V5 HARDWARE AUDIT TELEMETRY
Production Status In Production (Select Areas)
Terminal Weight 2.1 kg
Array Element Count 1024 Units
Computed Watts/Mbps 0.117 W/Mbps
Validated Operational Point: 45W Active / 385+ Mbps Downlink

V4 vs V5 Specification

REVISION COMP
Parameter V4 Standard V5 Next-Gen
Downlink Speed 180-220 Mbps 385+ Mbps
Power Draw (Avg) 75 - 88 W 45 W
Total Weight 3.2 kg 2.1 kg
Displacement Vol 5.6 Liters 3.8 L
Array Density 720 patches 1024 patches
Thermal Dissipation High (Passive) Ultra-Low Heat
Target Use Cases Standard Home 4K, Gaming, Video
Engineering Takeaways:

By shrinking die node fabrication for the beamforming RF ASICs and optimizing passive heat dissipation, the V5 delivers an estimated 42% improvement in power efficiency per Mbps over prior revisions while slashing total bulk by 32.5%.

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