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Almost. 1st of the year, pretty please?
@ 96.4% for solar for the day. Just a little more?!? Maybe if I hadn't done 2 loads on the extra heavy duty cycle? This is a celebratory thing each year to began transitioning from the nightly g…1 · -
Re: Almost. 1st of the year, pretty please?
Yamaha just moved out of Cali. Wonder why?1 · -
Re: Common solar PV questions/mistakes
Make sure you adress temperature !1 · -
Re: Almost. 1st of the year, pretty please?
Glad that the sun is finally shining on your panels. Lets hope it continues with little cloud cover!1 · -
Re: Carrington scale solar event in a couple days by known geophysicist?
People are very bad about evaluating risks... From a poster 27 years ago: https://forum.solar-electric.com/discussion/comment/82800#Comment_82800 Humans are wired to be irrational about evaluating ri…2 · -
Re: Is the Seplos Mason 280 DIY Kit Worth It?
Lithium battery kits cannot apply UL certified, if the SEPLOS battery management system is reliable, you can choose 280Ah A-quality cells. Assembling a 15KWh battery pack yourself will save a lot of …1 · -
Re: How to determine the optimal Solar installing angle
We just set ours to the optimum winter angle (60 degrees) and leave them there, we generate so much excess in the summer even at the winter angle that it's not worth the effort of adjusting our …1 · -
Re: I need help diagnosing my solar system as my inverter does not recognize my solar array
OP. Wiring 10 in series will double voltage, but it’ll cut amps in half. Meaning no change in power (watts) available to charge. Consider getting an EG4 Chargeverter. You can then charge direct from …1 · -
Re: I need help diagnosing my solar system as my inverter does not recognize my solar array
OP. Consider troubleshooting your array. You mentioned lightning damage. Disconnect all of the modules, then test them one by one with a multimeter and a clamp meter. See what they output for volts a…1 · -
Re: Licensed Electrician for offgrid ground mount 10KW System
You can do the work yourself, just follow the manufacturer's written instructions. And complete the installation to the NEC (National Electric Code). If you don't know the NEC, start asking…1 ·
