Okay, forget oversize I guess.
I like the idea of non-roof mount.
What if I made a pergola type deck cover, but sort of mounted an array of 3 x 3
panels tilted southward on top?
-Original Message-
From: AF On Behalf Of Chuck McCown
Sent: Saturday, September 8, 2018 7:58 PM
To: af@af.
he didnt name his distro, but they claimed to have 200 on "backorder" I
think thats distro code for "F you, we dropship"
On Sat, Sep 8, 2018 at 11:06 AM Chuck McCown wrote:
> I try to flog the distributors to keep decent amounts of stock but they
> are
> always running out.
> Not sure more what
The only reason to oversize an array here in Utah if fed by Rocky Mountain
Power is if you made an effort to run electrical heating loads in the winter
to offset some natural gas usage. Nice to run the AC as much as you want in
the summer too.
I have wonder if I put a small inverter to back f
& while they are selling your solar to your neighbor they don't lose the
20-28% line lossage from the power plant that becomes additional profit
for them! They bill the neighbor like the loss is still there and give
you credit for your solar like the loss is going to happen.
On 09/08/2018 0
I choose to mount on the ground rather than the roof. If you have the room you
can get optimal placement and tilt angle.
Grid tie inverters are the way to go. One large one is much more cost
effective than the microinverters when calculated dollars per watt.
You can get inverters for about 1
On 9/8/18 12:10 PM, Sterling Jacobson wrote:
What’s the current good method for adding a 10 panel system with battery
backup for 100A home system?
Seems like several solar panel kit options that use microinverters tied
to a main system which ties to the main breaker.
But not sure how to inte
Most home solar systems (at least the ones around here) are the
grid-tie variety because it gets you solar without the most
expensive component; the batteries. These are dirt simple, as they
are easy to make safe from back-energizing the grid.
You might look into th
What's the current good method for adding a 10 panel system with battery backup
for 100A home system?
Seems like several solar panel kit options that use microinverters tied to a
main system which ties to the main breaker.
But not sure how to integrate battery system into that.
Seems like the
I try to flog the distributors to keep decent amounts of stock but they are
always running out.
Not sure more what more I can do.
To be safe with Netonix, use a fuse board followed by a surge board.
-Original Message-
From: Jerry Head
Sent: Friday, September 07, 2018 9:14 PM
To: af@af
FYI you need the fuse card AND the ground card with the netonix. If you
only use the ground card then when it clamps it’ll blow the circuitry on
the netonix. With the fuse card also in line it protects the netonix and
your radio.
We buy from streakwave and they always seem to have stock.
-Sean
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