Horsefly

If it were me, I'd have to shrug and ignore the extra couple of parts I had laying there after I had put it all back together. (Speaking...

Haven't yet, I took the unit apart completely on video yesterday, figure I need to wait about a week of having it scattered all across...

Our ground mount is up in the mountains. We've had chipmunks (and perhaps marmots, but I'm not sure) chew through both wiring and...

Isolate all your DC loads from chassis.

Alternate scenario. Buy 2 5kva victrons and don't worry about a growatt inverter or auto transformer

And all designed by these same guys that are now Midnite! (Or at least with their fingerprints all over them... ;) )

Connect 60w light bulb to same spot where you measured 120V. If it lights up then you have a problem. If it does not and voltage drops...

You've been listening to the wrong people...

I don't know how old you are but I remember a time when Air Conditioning was not really needed in the Summer. We had it in the house...

Wow - Another thread generating 25 pages of comments in about a day. This board is pretty phenomenal. I didn't read everything, but it...

Our well pump went in when we built our cabin. I was in High School, and I think it was the summer of 1974. So in a few months it will...

First I'll say I don't know anything about the 6000xp, and you didn't say how big your battery is. You also didn't say the size...

Agreed, mine’s a mess as well. Best I can offer is bring the surface plane out and mount another piece of board (maybe cement board)...

Cycle counts are bullshit.

I live in Rural Missouri. UPS service is much better than Fed-Ex, who drives me a bit nuts. For instance, Wednesday I received a...

Can’t possibly be a Victron switch. It’s not blue 🤔.

I used to live in Houston and am familiar with where their warehouse is. If I could walk into a place to return a bad cell, I wouldn't...

First, don't sue me if I'm wrong, but... The voltage across the switch is only the voltage difference between the battery positive and...

"Solar Enthusiast" is a bit of an understatement.

Touching the grid with a 20' pole should be avoided, at least if the pole is conductive. 😁