I would like to suggest a small improvement regarding the telemetry view. Currently, the power consumption (Power) is displayed only in full Watts (e.g., 0 W), while the current (Current) is measured and displayed with high precision (e.g., -0.019 A).
Proposed change:
Increase the resolution of the power measurement to mW (milliwatts) or at least show decimal places (e.g., 0.0 W or XX mW).
Why?
This would make the telemetry much more readable and useful for low-power devices, where current values are small and full-watt rounding always shows zero.
Here is a screenshot showing the current behavior:
Best regards!
I would like to suggest a small improvement regarding the telemetry view. Currently, the power consumption (Power) is displayed only in full Watts (e.g., 0 W), while the current (Current) is measured and displayed with high precision (e.g., -0.019 A).
Proposed change:
Increase the resolution of the power measurement to mW (milliwatts) or at least show decimal places (e.g., 0.0 W or XX mW).
Why?
This would make the telemetry much more readable and useful for low-power devices, where current values are small and full-watt rounding always shows zero.
Here is a screenshot showing the current behavior:
<img width="2544" height="507" alt="Image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/19c1f6ef-eb2c-45a3-ac20-40e85c1ecb98" />
Best regards!
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I would like to suggest a small improvement regarding the telemetry view. Currently, the power consumption (Power) is displayed only in full Watts (e.g., 0 W), while the current (Current) is measured and displayed with high precision (e.g., -0.019 A).
Proposed change:
Increase the resolution of the power measurement to mW (milliwatts) or at least show decimal places (e.g., 0.0 W or XX mW).
Why?
This would make the telemetry much more readable and useful for low-power devices, where current values are small and full-watt rounding always shows zero.
Here is a screenshot showing the current behavior:
Best regards!