one, but I wish they were a little more towards the
break-glass-in-case-of-emergency end of the accessibility spectrum.
Thank as always, Wrenches, for the information you share and high
level of discourse.
Alex MeVay
Genasun * Blue Sky Energy * http://sunf
ourse,
everyone just stopped doing the solar installs waiting to see if the
subsidies came back. Sigh...
Alex MeVay
Genasun * Blue Sky Energy * http://sunforgellc.com
On Tue, Mar 15, 2022 at 3:26 PM Ray Walters wrote:
>
> The Midnite Classic can go higher to 72v stock, and they have mode
C offset at light loads, but that this goes away
at heavier loads.
Let us know what you find,
Alex MeVay
Genasun * Blue Sky Energy * http://sunforgellc.com
On Mon, Jan 31, 2022 at 7:51 AM Foxfire Energy wrote:
>
> Not positive, but I’d suspect resonant frequencies.. might be simple as us
or a dead cell. Worst case, it turns into a hard short
and a fire.
In theory, the BMS or charger should prevent charging too fast or too
cold, but who knows if an edge-case like this is actually implemented
correctly on any particular battery system.Be careful charging!
Alex MeVay
Genasun
flex also makes some really good options. One downside is that
even the "fast cure" polyurethanes cure rather slowly.
If you go with RTV, look for a "neutral cure" type. Others typically
off-gas acetic acid when they cure, which can corrode wiring.
Good luck,
Alex MeVa
ttably absent on mine.
I'm a fan of Blue Sea...my one beef is that, since many of their
products are rebranded from other manufacturers, there is no
consistency to stud sizes or even nut dimensions, necessitating a way
bigger pile of sockets and terminals, and more planning than might
oth
iven me a great appreciation for the
challenges you face trying to integrate all the various pieces of
equipment to give your customers a good experience.
Regards,
Alex MeVay
Genasun * Blue Sky Energy * http://sunforgellc.com
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x27;s, the poor power factor is most likely caused by high
current peaks as the internal capacitors charge for just a small
fraction of the total sinewave cycle, rather than a large phase
difference like you might see with a motor or other inductive load.
Alex MeVay
Blue Sky Energy *
ady on
the way out. The ideal scenario, in my mind, would be to charge the
batteries about once a month.
Alex MeVay
Blue Sky Energy * http://www.blueskyenergyinc.com
Genasun * http://www.genasun.com
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t has nothing
to do with the controller (i.e., panels, wiring, fuses), so we have the
same motivation to choose good partners.
Alex MeVay
Blue Sky Energy * http://www.blueskyenergyinc.com
Genasun * http://www.genasun.com
On Thu, Sep 19, 2019 at 11:14 AM Dana wrote:
> Solbians website is In Italy;
y the previous owner. After 7 years and 70,000 miles, many
off-road, they are doing great.
Out of curiosity, do you know what brand your customer's panels were and
how long before they gave out?
Best,
Alex MeVay
Blue Sky Energy * http://www.blueskyenergyinc.com
Genasun * http://www.genasun.c
on/AVR/AVR.html
Again, thank you Wrenches for all the knowledge you share.
Alex MeVay
Blue Sky Energy * http://www.blueskyenergyinc.com
Genasun * http://www.genasun.com
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ery was never balanced at
the factory (etc.), and is disconnecting, and our controllers are
notifying the user of the problem. Usually a little customer
education (and patience during cell balancing) solves the problem.
Thank you as always, Wrenches, for all the knowledge you share on this list.
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