The next wobbly that has appeared is that I summed up the FIT payments that I
received for 2022 and they come to £509, and then I checked my own spreadsheet
which now uses Payment values from the company that looks after my FIT
payments, and that gives me an expected payment of £589. My spreadsheet is
quite complex because the FIT payment value changes in April, and I record
data every time I send in a utility reading. In past years I used to use the
OFGEM values for FIT payments. I am tempted to ask the company to explain
the difference, but I would probably have to send them my google spreadsheet.
Just having a moan.
Peter
On 14/06/2022 16:46, Hugh Frater wrote:
Interesting, although I'd expect them to run either some custom firmware or
something sat on a commercial RTOS (freeRTOS) rather than embedded linux.
I'm looking to add some extra solar on the AC side of my system - looking
at Chinese microinverters from AliExpress, mainly because I'm a cheapskate.
On Sun, 12 Jun 2022 at 13:06, Peter Merchant <petermerch...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
I have had my 10 solar panels for about 7 1/2 years now, and they each
have individual Enphase Microinverters so they can be monitored
individually. For a few years one of them seemed to be generating about 1/3
more power than the other panels. The hitch with this was when it reached
a certain amount the inverter switched off, and I only got electricity from
9 panels.
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