Re: [RE-wrenches] PSR SCT

Todd Cory Hi Folks, It's been a long time but when I called in to what was then Trace, the answer I got for cracked spill containment trays was to use green toy army soldiers, like would be in your kid's toy box, to melt and bridge the crack. It worked. However, the trays should not have

Re: [RE-wrenches] PSR SCT

If anyone has any of these PSR-SCT's in stock still and wants to sell them to me (off list) please contact me. Todd penobscotso...@midmaine.com wrote: Hi Todd and all, We use products from US Plastics. They make great, acid resistant trays in lengths up to four feet. Here's the link

[RE-wrenches] outback off grid monitoring

Hi All, I'm looking into my options about monitoring and control of a large remote Outback off-grid system. System will already have satellite internet wireless access. Wondering what my options are and who likes what. The ones I've found are Righthand Engineering Fat Spaniel thanks,

Re: [RE-wrenches] outback off grid monitoring

Hi Jay, I have been using Wattplot for a few years and have seen it grow into a great product for remote Outback systems. http://www.wattplot.com/wattplot.htm You need to have a computer on site or use a $100 RS-232 (from Mate) to IP converter. This IP converter draws about 5 watts and

[RE-wrenches] Outback PSR-SCT

Todd et.al. Look in the yellow pages for a manufacturer of Prototype Injection Molds. These guys are set up to manufacturer short runs of molded plastic parts. They often use the vacuum-form process to make simple plastic shapes, usually not close tolerance pieces. A battery tray would be a

Re: [RE-wrenches] Mates Losing time dates

hi Tump, There was a recall of the Flexnets due to them reseting at the end of the month, could it be that? The main thing Ive had is the control of the AGS goes bad for some reason. I have had no luck with reseting them, so I just replace them and send the old ones back for

[RE-wrenches] Flex Max 60 question

I am doing an upgrade at a site with 16, 53 watt panels wired into 2 strings of 8 panels each coming into the controller at around 53 or so volts. The upgrade is 8, 175 watt Solar Worlds at around 70 volts. Here is the question the customer is telling me that he has seen the old rack putting out

Re: [RE-wrenches] Flex Max 60 question

Something in your description doesn't jive, Bob...53W panels are most likely 12V nominal, such as Solarex VLX53; typical poly 12V, so 17 VMP - a string of 8 would be 136V; why are you claiming 53V? Is it 4 strings of 4 modules each? Allan -Original Message- From: