Partial solar eclipse effect
solar_dave
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See attached, the green line make this weird upward dip this afternoon.Attachment not found.
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Dave, what is that green line representing? No legend...
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The green line is the solar output. The red line is my main house loads, the light blue line is the Volt chargers, the pink line is the loads from the office/shop building, the yellow line is the voltage and the dark blue line is the NET electric.
I just thought the partial solar eclipse made for an interesting distortion of the normal bell curve (green line around 1500 hrs).
I saw that and have been pondering what caused the positive movement in the line, edge effect?
KID #51B 4s 140W to 24V 900Ah C&D AGM
CL#29032 FW 2126/ 2073/ 2133 175A E-Panel WBjr, 3 x 4s 140W to 24V 900Ah C&D AGM
Cotek ST1500W 24V Inverter,OmniCharge 3024,
2 x Cisco WRT54GL i/c DD-WRT Rtr & Bridge,
Eu3/2/1000i Gens, 1680W & E-Panel/WBjr to come, CL #647 asleep
West Chilcotin, BC, Canada
the spike is probably the utility switching in stuff getting the Hz out of sync just a bit, note the Voltage is noisy that day. So that would be one inverter dropping out to re-qualify. The smooth distortion of the bell curve is the eclipse.