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RE: The beast has awoken!

Well, it seems like your Mitsubishi weather compensation has aced its meteorology side gig and has aspirations of becoming a weather forecaster 🤣. The...

3 years ago
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RE: Say hello and introduce yourself

@cookie197, welcome to the forums. Start a new thread in our ASHP section detailing your property and the questions you have.

3 years ago
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RE: Solar Performance

Year-on-year comparison, July and August production has lagged behind previous years. It's been a pretty cool and overcast few months.

3 years ago
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RE: Say hello and introduce yourself

@declan90, welcome to the forums. Big journey ahead – keep us updated with your progress and feel free to start a thread dedicated to your project whe...

3 years ago
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RE: Error on Immersun – Error 8 Load Short Circuit

As an update to this, Immersun's customer support was excellent. I ran some diagnostics at our end and the error persisted. Immersun organised for the...

3 years ago
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RE: A question about voltage, batteries and battery operated tools

@transparent, I was going to ask about chargers next and you've beaten me to the punch, and it is as I suspected. What's also really interesting is...

3 years ago
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RE: A question about voltage, batteries and battery operated tools

@allyfish, I thought the higher the voltage, the more powerful the tool will be. For example, a 60V battery will be more powerful than a 24V battery....

3 years ago
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