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Pallet of 36 Hyperion 395W Bifacial panels ordered. I won't need that many but I can sell what I don't need locally.

I got two class T in m10 and 1 x M10 distribution. Figured I would have to tweak the M8 shunt to fit with those. Shouldn’t be a problem.

And just my luck, CC now has M10 Class T lynx 😁

Near Asheville NC

Fired mine up last night, we bottomed out about 42°, on top of the mountain they hit 30°. Also had northern lights

Not sure what your deal is but I think I’ve found a new person to block.

Th That might be true if it was not a Chinese company. But it is and MNS is making the right call. If you want a cheap Beta Box (Eg4) Chinese knock-off, just get one.

Even with the occasional green wood we only have to clean yearly.

I have an old Wonderwood. It is fugly but holds a ton of wood and could care less if it's green or dry. I much prefer dry just due to less chimney cleaning needed but the semi-green stuff from last fall definitely lasts a long time.

I'm expecting 41F/5C this weekend at my place in the mountains so I expect I'll be starting a fire one more time.

I’d bet the other colored wire will change to the more red color with time.

It looks perfectly fine, I wouldn't change anything based on those "color differences" As stated above...Is a red Corvette or a blue Corvette better....the answer is yes :)

I'd pick a quality box without remote monitoring vs a Beta Box with it.

Yeah but I would get a Rosie before a Beta Box (Eg4 anything)

Hard to go wrong with Quattro's but also consider a Rosie or two or the new Midnite All In One.

Got my panel from Zoro as well. Didn't pay attention and it didn't come with a cover but I got one from local electric supply house.

I had no issues putting on the cover by myself. Breakers didn't sag which would have been obvious since I only have three in the panel currently.

QO for me. Did a 100Amp sub panel in my shop. Breakers cost a bit more but I like how the plug on neutral works, keeps the panel nice and tidy. The Homeline breakers just felt cheap to me.

It's in the name, you gotta be Rich to afford their junk :)

I’m two counties over on the north side of Hamilton county. Have a plumber/builder friend with mini excavator that lives over in Polk County.

Must be Polk County TN…

I’d have the meter removed. One less overlord you have to be beholden to

If Currentconnected.com has it you should get it there.

Yeah, these are real-life quality hardware, not EG4, Chinesium Beta Boxes :)

WIth 4 Trophy 300Ah batteries and two 10kVa Quattro's I think I would need 2 Class-T in, the lynx shunt and 1 Lynx Distributor. Presuming the distributor could handle 2 Quattro's and one RS 450/200 or two RS 450/100. Two Class-T In and one M10 Distributor ordered. Guess it's time to get the...

Oh, so the busbars lined up correctly but the casing was mismatched? If so I think that's the route I'll do for my 4 Trophy batteries with two of the Class-T power in.

Couldn't you install the M8 items on something that makes them the same height? Like a backer of some sort. Thanks for posting pictures. I'm looking at doing this same thing for my setup. Where did you order your Class-T power in?

Ignorance, that's why. I also do not have insurance, and cannot get it and that isn't a concern. If you are as concerned as it seems like you are your safest method FLA, AGM or LFP is to make a power shed separate from the house. Being in a cold area you could have it partially set in a bank...

Like someone said, this was a DIY LFP battery (nothing against them). If you're using server rack or your Chins batteries, so far, I don't think we know of any houses burning down when using those types.

Update: Two batteries were purchased in 2022 and 4 were purchased last year in 2023. The battery voltage on one of the older batteries is 26.3 volts. They also have the rack cabinet.

Well it probably came over much later on the Mayflower. It’s actually not a tiller though. 😁

Would you buy a DongFeng car? http://www.dongfeng-global.com/ You've bought a "DongFeng" Chinesium inverter....results may vary....

FWIW the Powerwall 3 uses the new 4680 tabless cells vs the 2170 cells in powerwall 1 and 2. I wouldn't have one personally but my uncle has two powerwall 2's in Commiefornia.

Yeah, with the sloped garden spot there, it's a bit of a handful. The rocky soil doesn't help either. But does save time laying out the rows. It has a two-disc attachment that creates a hill of soil over your row, but sadly, it wasn't working, so we had to cover the rows with hand tools...

16 x 120ft rows of Irish Potatoes planted. And various other plants in the deer proof garden: 30 celery, 24 green cabbage, 24 red cabbage, 24 cauliflower, 24 Broccoli, 24 brussel sprouts, and 50 or so various pepper plants.