Hello everyone. I was refered here by another forum that was full of negativity. I hope I will be happier here and that the peolpe here will be more helpfull. I look forward to learning as well as sharing some of my knowledge with you all.
Hello everyone. I was refered here by another forum that was full of negativity. I hope I will be happier here and that the peolpe here will be more helpfull. I look forward to learning as well as sharing some of my knowledge with you all.
Welcome to the forum.
I bet some of the other members know exactly which site you're referring to.
The only thing negative around here is Voltage in reference to a common neutral or reverse polarity.
Okay, we'll take that joke back to the workshop, hammer on it some more, and see if we can get it to work.![]()
Four 175 Watt panels, OB MX60, 232 Amp hrs, OB 3524, Honda eu2000.
Ohm's Law: Amps = Volts / Ohms
Power Formula: Watts = Volts * Amps
Thank you for the warm welcome... and a joke is very much appreciated right now.
>The only thing negative around here is Voltage in reference to a common neutral or reverse polarity.
I know! And in the posts here, people are talking negative like half the time.
Home system- 20 - 200W Evergreen blems, 2 Classic Lites, E-Panel up! 14 Suntech 185W in spare room.
Cabin system- 8-115watt 12V, 6 - 170-5watt 24v, Pulse/Trace PC250 Power Center, 800AH 24V forklift Batt, ProSine 1800 watt (24v) inverter.
Odds and extras, Rouge CC, 80-4/5watt 6v panels
My TED 5000 system
Sticking it to the power company one watt at a time!
60 Ningbo Electric 175 watt panels and 12 Canadian Solar 180 watt panels with 2 PVP 5200 Inverters
welcome dave,
the guys are having a bit of fun as you can see, but there's plenty of reading here and if you don't see something you have a question on, then ask and we try to do our best to give an answer.
voltage drop calculator http://www.wind-sun.com/ForumVB/showthread.php?t=29
NIEL (not employed by naws)
You might get a charge out of reading these threads!
Welcome,,, you might consider changing your forum name, since we already have solar_dave as a frequent poster.
Tony
Please note, being a moderator does not add any weight to my opinions 300 watts Siemens/BP panels,plus a Sun 90,, making ~400. ~30 amps into Rogue MPT-3024, 450 ah of Trojan T-105, Morningstar ts300 inverter, a Tri-Metric meter.a collection of antique generators, plus 2 Honda eu-1000i's (also a BS2512 IX controller) and assorted other stuff!
welcome to the forum. I don't think you'll have any issue getting polite yet informative answers here!
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