Support@Seestar
Forgive me for wanting to confirm my understanding of you response to my second question, but there are many, many folks with a new Seestar living in places where the temperature drops below 0C frequently during the winter months who need to know exactly what to expect.
So, if I understand what you are saying, the energy from the external power source is used to continuously recharge the internal battery while the Seestar's components (camera, motors, heater, computer) run of the energy from the internal battery. If true, this would mean that once the thermistor inside the Seestar battery reports the temperature has dropped below 0C it will no longer accept charge from the external battery. Charging from the external battery will stop at 0C and the Seestar can continue to function only until the internal battery is fully discharged even if the external battery still has lots of energy and is, itself, maintained above 0C.
In simplest terms, once the temperature drops below 0C the Seestar can only be run off whatever energy is left in its internal battery regardless of whether an external battery is attached. Is this correct?
Best Regards,
Curtis