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Any panels in a series string will be affected by shade the voltage reduction on one will be replicated in the other. Panels in parallel then you can use diodes so only the panels that are shaded are affected. However that only seems to be a useful solution on small setups like mine. On large insta...

Only what I've read here . I've known for a long time that shade on a few cells can affect the overall performance of a single panel, but this article suggests that shade on one panel will reduce the output from the whole array if you're using a standard ("string") inverter. Is that right...

The Continental Op wrote: ↑Fri Oct 29, 2021 10:47 pm My guess is that you aren't allowed to use them on a system that is grid tied. How do they know the powers off if someone is working on the line?

Surely they are no different to the standard inverter in it being the inverter is connected to the fuse board.

Does anyone know anything about the use of micro inverters instead of the standard one.
They seem to be perfect for a ground mounted system

Ncdjd2 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 1:34 pm Thing that worries me is why would a kid be using Microsoft Excel at such an early age. Future accountant ?

Mines in primary and already an expert in creating PowerPoint presentations. Life was much simpler in the 70's.

It was inevitable in any event that Ireland would fall in line. We always do what we are told in the end and more. Sometimes I have a little wonder about what it is in our history or psyche that makes us so obedient. I wish we had more of the passion of the French or the Italians, or the gumption o...

It's also very anger inducing when you hear about the perperator being a "good GAA man" (why is it always GAA) or a "gentle giant" piss off, he's a murdering c*nt. Knowing the locality. GAA is in the blood of every kid in the area. That and Ceoltas. He was probably cheering his ...

Buford T. Justice VI wrote: ↑Sat Aug 07, 2021 10:42 pm Just watched the first episode tonight and Caleb is the only sane one there
Looking forward to Jeremy buying sheep, what could possibly go wrong

He got attached to them.ever name dinner.

Really enjoyed watching it with the kids

I'm irish and living in Kerry. I'm told that counts

What does gubu mean anyway?

marhay70 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 23, 2021 11:14 pm And just how, can you tell us, do you know that?

They all know the God they refused to believe in exists at that point. Of course its to late then to sign up

I got a second inverter as located at other end of house but in process of moving it out to a shed in garden and splitting the panels into two strings on the ground. I initially had bought a non hybrid inverter but after few months decided to go battery route and sold that inverter to fund a hybrid...

All I know is that there are no dead atheists

kadman wrote: ↑Mon Aug 23, 2021 7:20 pm So where is the best source of information for this. And as regards the panels and batteries, is there an irish supplier.

And what existing hot tank ect has to be changed.

Check the quotes thread on boards. Renewable energy forum

Interesting look at the costs of DIY Chris.
Did you install a 2nd inverter for your new panels or just increase the size of the original. Can't remember.
May be a project for next year.

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