I'll throw another vote for Visio. It has a very comprehensive
electrical symbols library, and is much easier to use than AutoCad LT.
But that's just for doing 3 line diagrams, not complex parts.
Ray Walters
Remote Solar
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On 5/18/20 9:03 PM, Mac Lewis wrote:
I like AutoCad Lt as
It's not cheap, but Trimble Layout (which comes with Sketchup Pro) is
fantastic. Easy to use, templates, scrapbooks for common elements, and an
inferencing engine that makes lining things up a breeze. You can import
pictures, CAD drawings, PDFs and other formats to annotate. I know you
don't need t
I have been using DraftSight. It's an AutoCAD LT clone. Handy for when
clients that send me AutoCAD (dwg) files.
However, they have brought out a 3D version.
Eric Smiley, P.Eng.
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Been using Autocad lite (1999 version) for twenty years.
On 5/18/2020 6:30:00 PM, Dana Orzel wrote:
Hey all you wise guys!
I looked back in the archives & found a few recommendations on drawing
programs. I had Design CAD-3D for 15 years and it was simple [2D & 3D] & worked
fine. I had to upgr
Hi folks:
I’m getting to be a clearinghouse for certain goods, I think. I have a fellow
looking for any 60 cell Solarworld framed module; he’s trying to match up to a
SW300 mono Silver framed. His system has optimizers, so any 60cell SW module
would generally work.
Please feel free to conta
Yeah, I was going to say, I don't think a coms failure of any kind could take
down an Outback charge controller. Coms failures can certainly impact Outback
inverters that are stacked...
I always insist on using a Mate3s on Outback jobs where it's a large enough
system that it doesn't impact the
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