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Welcome Aboard!August 19
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1911 and powernovice were promoted to Level 2.August 18
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The salt water battery suffered from many problems. 190 kwh in a container, way to big. I want to know what they did with $190 million in venture funds and debt. Lithium-ion batteries average 3500 watts in continuous wattage, we are low but working on raising the number (we are at 3000).0August 14 -
Thank you for your comment. Even though it is a redox battery (notice I did not say redox flow battery, because no flow, no moving parts). It will install just like a lithium-ion battery. Cycling for over 20 years, but with a 15 year warranty for 90% capacity. Cycling every day. No lithium-ion battery can compete with the cycling, the environmental neutrality (if you run into it with your car, just mop up the liquid), physical safety (no over heating), and priced and sized to compete with lithium-ion batteries. I am working with a major University, this is a break through and I just want your honest opinion on how it will do in the market, your best guess.If you have any questions I can answer I will, but since we are still in development, I have to proprietary issues. I hope you can understand.Please let me know if you have any other questions.0August 14
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Thanks for your reply .It has given me some thoughts regarding my black pvc pipes that heat my shower water.Sunny midday in the winter almost too hot-in the summer I have to wait till evening to let the water cool down.0August 14 -
Thank you for your comment. I am not selling anything, so no reason to BS anyone. this battery is not for every application, but we are working on getting the continuous wattage up to at least 4kw and the capacity to 20 kwh. The battery has been cycled for over 15K cycles with very little loss of capacity, less then 10%. We are still in development that is why I posted this, to get some input on what we need to do.this battery will not solve everyone's problems, but I feel it has a place in the market and I want to see what others think. the battery eliminates many of the problems of lithium-ion batteries (environmental, safety and cycling life). I know there is a market. Let me know what you think.thanks,Lad Porter0August 14
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I appreciate your comment. The battery is still in development so I have proprietary agreements I can not violate. Environmentally, if you run into the battery with your car, you just mop up the liquid. Unlike lithium-ion batteries which need a hazmat team to disassemble. Some of the chemistry is material that is thrown away by other processes, so we believe we can price the battery below any lithium-battery presently on the market.I really appreciate your insight and will answer any questions I can.thanks,Lad Porter0August 14
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Thank you for responding. The battery is real, being developed by a major US university. If it comes to market it will be the most advanced battery on the market. A redox flow battery without the flow, no moving parts, will cycle for 20 years, environmentally neutral, physically safe and sized and priced to compete with Lithium-ion batteries. I think that is pretty great. Still in development, that's why I can not tell you the magic sauce. I have no reason to BS. I just wanted to know, if everything I am saying is true (which it is) how do you think it will do in the market.I am asking for honest comments about a battery we are trying to bring it to market. This battery will be much better for the environment and the pocket book then an lithium-ion battery presently on the market.Look at the specs and let me know what you think, and if you have questions I will try to answer then, short of proprietary information.thanks,Lad Porter0August 14
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Mike_in_PA was promoted to Level 2.August 13
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Premier Solar Solutions is a company that helps the residents of the US in bringing this solar technology into their lives for saving money and resources both. They provide guidance in every process starting from the planning, designing, installation, and financing. They also guide their clients about different types of solar panels and which one is suitable for them. In addition to all this, the company also helps its clients in arranging finances that are required to install the solar panels.
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Hello Sir,
I’m having a problem with one of my 2004 parallel stacked SW4048’s. It started dropping AC1 and switching to inverting on a regular basis (about every 10 minutes during the day, never at night or early morning) and switch back in within 5 minutes. Grid power has checked out ok and all my large loads are good. Once in a great while (maybe once every 1 or 2 months) the inverter/ charger circuit breaker trips on this same inverter. I recently disconnected the solar panels from the system and the problem inverter held until I reconnected them and it went back to acting up. Also, the cooling fan is not coming on in this inverter, is overheating causing the switching problem? Is it usually the fan motor or switch at this age and is it repairable? Your thoughts please?...thanks very much, Vic.0August 4 -
