Another interesting thing about the Discover L-16 batteries is that
they can be operated at incredibly high temperatures. High
temperatures drastically reduce the life of the batteries, however.
At 12:39 PM 12/13/2015, you wrote:
Hi Jay;
Actually the Outback RE High Capacity batteries are
Hi gang. Sharkey asked me to contribute this to the conversation:
It might be of interest to the Wrenches in this discussion to check out the
Open Energy Monitor.
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/
I was involved in the very early phase of this project, imparting some
knowledge of how
Todd, thanks, but I rejected them. They'd be a traditional match as
36-cell modules, but they're way expensive (nearly $2/W Dlr.) and it
would take 6 or 8 of them (140W these days) to get the ~kilowatt I'd
like. It would work but I'm trying to keep the cost down.
Allan
Wrenches,
I enjoy the good feeling when I successfully integrate new with old
- sort of a steampunk approach. Here's an example for which I could
use the Collective Wisdom:
A customer wants to upgrade a chronically small array on a maybe
10yo small off grid
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