400bird

Hey! A fellow member of OhmConnect. I've posted here a couple times. I've made something around $900 a per year the last 3+ years...

They are adding 1.5 gigawatts of storage capacity a year. They do something like that with me. An aggregator - OhmConnect - pays me...

The easier way to get there is to use watts per mile. Google and a reddit post says that is about 280-350 watts per mile. It's going to...

They are expensive. Around $2k. It would be cheaper to buy 3 single phase chargers.

If you mean to DISCHARGE them down to 0% to reach bottom balance, you would be searching for 2.5V not 3.2 3.2V us somewhere in the...

It's not, but it's not so bad. This wouldn't do anything to help balance the cells.

I'd call it plenty good enough. FYI, if the bus bars are still connected, they are what's holding all the cell voltages identical.

What? No. Again, understanding the terms is crucial. VA is volts times amps and is similar to watts but different enough that you need...

That page does to a GoDaddy, buy this domain link. Seems like they might have shut down.

Oh, it was a different drop down under the grid codes section. I hope all the disabled ones are actually disabled, I ignored any that...

I'd love to know why, that way we can more easily adjust the parameters. I'm not sitting in front of the settings page right now, got a...

On a different subject, I had another one of these events, where the XW charges and discharges from the grid on a wild back and forth...

I agree they're better off redesignate with a new color. I was saying that I'm pretty sure that NEC says you're just supposed to use the...

Good catch. I don't know think you're supposed to redesignate wires that small. The minimum gauge is probably in the 8-10 awg region.

This is nit picky and you will find many panels where this is not done, but when using a 12-2 Romex cable for a 240 volt only circuit...

I did some hunting and the lathe main motor is 7.5 hp, the problem is that there's likely a second motor The machine is only labeled at...

I'd love to, but I haven't found one yet. That one listed has the same input and output voltage. The machine name plate is 440 3-phase...

I'm considering picking up a lather that is set up for 480 3-phase. I was hoping to find a VFD that would convert 240 split phase...

Right, my mistake. I think the other portion of my post is still valid. The XW doesn't have the capability to and never will bond ground...

I haven't tested it, probably the second option. It should function fine, but I suspect it is testing for the neutral connection.