Recent content by #40Fan

From a post on another site.

Yep, look like monitor cable plugs to me.

We don't need him, do we?

Is your balcony not flat where you can mount them right to the roof of it?

I agree this would make the wiring the simplest, but being able to shut off one breaker and isolate one of the inverters quickly could have its benefits.

That is how I have seen every other split phase-parallel wiring diagrams.

If fiber was available here, I'd be all over it. I'd even pay $50 for a 100/100 fiber service. Unfortunately, I don't see it happening before we move out of this house next year.

I have T-Mobile home internet. Rebooting the modem every once in a while helps keep speeds up. I tried an external antenna, but it didn't help me. Likely because I'm pretty close to a tower.

OHM out the wire and make sure it didn't break in the middle.

I think most will pay the extra price to have someone state side that they can deal with for warranty issues.

That is the link that Andy provided as to where he got his. The extra BS in the title is probably to catch the search engine results.

I won't spoil today's video.

Andy only tested one cell from each batch of MB30/31s and the 30 had the higher capacity...

If you really think the inverter is at fault, hit them hard now. Don't let them string you along. Especially since it took the threat to make them respond.

Time to do some homework. Search here, YouTube or the WWW on what happens to voltage and amps when wiring in series or parallel. Use the numbers given by the manufacturer of your panels to determine what will work with the inverter that you listed above. Given your location, I don't think you...