Last seen: Feb 7, 2024
Hadn't even seen that one! I found the one day course:- Figured it'll be a good start to see what the training is like there.
Found out CAT in Wales does a domestic wind turbine day training. I'll let you know if it's interesting in a couple of weeks.
I'm no sparky but I'd have thought 16A would be sufficient to cover the inrush current for a well pump, that 3500W isn't it?
What I'd love is a battery system that we could switch to supply critical loads during a power cut. As we're not on mains water if we have no power th...
Interesting read. Do people think cheap rate electricity will exist in the long run? With more and more EV's and batteries charging overnight I can'...
Read some reviews of Tesup yesterday. Opinion was they are a box shifter in Turkey, delivery times were bad or the equipment ordered didn't turn up. ...
We have two string running to a Ginlong Model 8D inverter (which is quite old now) here you can see some shading and it's impact on generation... Exac...
Not sure if this is specific to the string inverter used or more general to modern equipment but I found this interesting from NRG Solar in Australia
EVM has done a video on his home battery costs, thoughts?
@editor Hi Mars, It's a no go, until we can do something about the insulation and drafts. I can't see a low temp system standing any hope of heating...
Thanks for the feedback, that's good to know.
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